Time ran out, so your heading locked where the dial was pointing.
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The flat-map heading (308°) and the real first step (313° NW) almost match, so map instinct works. A guess of 300° scores well.
A flat map says east (082°), so that's the usual guess. The shortest route leaves almost due north (008°), passes near the North Pole, and arrives in Rome heading south.
The globe is centered on your departure city, so every direction from the center is true. The red line is the answer; the dashed line is the flat-map trap.
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