I'd be surprised if this is unique to playing the mobile version, though navigating all of this on a smaller screen and in shorter play sessions probably doesn't help things. Even its starting prison camp feels so vast that it's easy to miss things or stumble into situations you weren't meaning to.
This continues to be the rub with Divinity - Original Sin 2. He was just hiding on a sleeping mat in essentially the one area of the map I hadn't checked yet. From there I discover that removing my collar from my performance in the battle arena has some consequences before finally stumbling across Stingtail, the prophetic lizardman who knows more information about Griff's missing oranges, which seemed to be my primary quest at the moment. In the first gameplay video for this entry, I spend a lot of time fighting fire slugs, and I'm not sure I know much about them or why they are under Fort Joy, but are and they aren't very friendly. I was getting into fights and learning things about the world, sure, but my quest log just seemed to keep adding tasks and I wasn't sure exactly how to check them off the list. It only took me four entries in this journal to finally advance some quests instead of just pick them up! Fort Joy has been an entertainingly complex starting area, but it always just seemed I was spinning my tires trying to find the key to moving things forward.
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