Unspecified or Obscure Location

Unspecified or Obscure(d) Locations (or UoOL, pronounced ool) are narrative devices used to disorientate the reader, viewer or player. This method of confusing and losing the interest of one who is engaged in a narrative is incredibly effective. For example, in a text, a rookie amateur noob novelist may write, "It then came to Hsdurgh's mind to take the gang to some mountain ranges. When they arrived, Siurthg cried out, 'What the festival? This mountain range is deserted!'"

See, there was no detail given of the location, and thusly, you should feel disappointed and unsatisfied with the text.