badcrumble
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Only have side quests, one or two errand-type sidequests, some collectibles, and that hard as fuck two-Rockbreaker corrupted zone left. Fuck, this is such an amazing game.
Fucking goose skin... so hard to get! Tips?
Finally finished the game. Absolutely loved it. But was kind of disappointed in the final battle. Thought it was going to beone of those huge guys that had the testicles and stuff. Aren't those the metal devils?
dat spoiler
Huh? I spoiler tagged it.
Edit: Just saw was I wrote. Autocorrect finally got me good.
alligator bot I've never seen before and and enhanced version of another big robot. No cover. Arrows don't do shit. Both tanky as hell. Barely have time to aim before either bot does some attack that takes 75% health
Got to a second cauldron and I swear this feels impossible. I can't do shit
alligator bot I've never seen before and and enhanced version of another big robot. No cover. Arrows don't do shit. Both tanky as hell. Barely have time to aim before either bot does some attack that takes 75% health
This is leagues harder than anything I've fought to his point. I kinda want to exit out but don't really want to fight through this shit again.
Sounds like you've taken it on too early. Snapmaws are vulnerable to fire. It'll be tricky to take them out without any kind of fire ammo. A tripwire with blast damage would do the trick too.
Level 40, I have all the weapons and most of the skill tree unlocked. Some of the trials just involve so a large amount of RNG to get the best time. Very frustrating.
but I have a hard time understanding exactly when armor is off and when there is a fire vulnerability.
I got the base fire arrows you get from the start of the game. I'll try tearing the armor off and shooting fire, but I have a hard time understanding exactly when armor is off and when there is a fire vulnerability. I've been shooting armor off, canisters, all kind of shit but I don't notice any difference in what I shoot next. But I'll give it a shot again after I get some sleep.
I didn't even know you could fight these things head on like that. Every encounter I've seen with a basic snapmaw I've stealthed through it. Let alone with another buff robot I've never seen
You can tell a machine is in a vulnerable fire state (or freeze/stun) when the little circular icon with a fire symbol has filled up and they're visibly burning. You'll do more damage to them anywhere when they're in that state, though it only lasts for a short time.
I think one mistake would be using the arrows that create the blast that knocks off canisters. Gotta keep the canisters on and burn them, right?
I don't totally understand what the Shield Weaver armour is doing, is it built-in Quen?
I don't totally understand what the Shield Weaver armour is doing, is it built-in Quen?
Got my preordered Collector's Edition Guide from Future Press in the mail today, holy shit at the size/weight of this thing. I'm not sure whether the longevity of play or combat complexity in HZD merits a guide for non-collectors since I haven't finished everything yet, but if you're into guides or just want a big book full of pretty HZD pictures then I'd take a look at it. In the interest of full disclosure, I don't get paid to say nice things about Future Press books but I would probably accept money if they gave it to me. I like money.
Man, the Shield Weaver outfit is OP as fuck.
I do need more Nil in my life tho
Got to a second cauldron and I swear this feels impossible. I can't do shit
alligator bot I've never seen before and and enhanced version of another big robot. No cover. Arrows don't do shit. Both tanky as hell. Barely have time to aim before either bot does some attack that takes 75% health
This is leagues harder than anything I've fought to his point. I kinda want to exit out but don't really want to fight through this shit again.
Platinumed the game on first playthrough.
Feels so fucking good. What a ride it was
DLC is pretty much confirmed, right?
"This is only the beginning of Aloy's story and our exploration of the world of Horizon Zero Dawn, with the team already hard at work on an expansion to the story."
It kinda "breaks" the game, but I guess that was completely intentional, so you can just do stuff (finish side quests, trials, clear corrupted zones etc) without worrying about health management. An in-game, diegetic cheat, so to speak.
Nil is the best. Hopefully we haven't seen the last of him.
Yes, it's wonderfull for an improvised trap.I just had a theory, so I fired up the game to test it out. Turns out I was right! You can knock off elemental canisters and then shoot them while they're on the ground and still get the same explosion.
Anyone think the Tearblast arrows are OP early on? I think they should have held back giving to you until much later. It basically makes Hunter and Harvest arrows become much less important.
I love the combat so much, I just can't get enough. I want every fight to be epic. I started playing on very hard and it hasn't been very difficult.
Just starting out with Horizon. Two questions:
- Can you really only have 1 quest active at a time?
- Tutorial quest objectives only give me credit if said quest is active. Is this by design?
If the answer to both is "yes", this feels really shortsighted.
No, I don't think so. You can replay the final quest and scan one.Is it possible to find a Corruptor in the open world?
It's the last machine I need for the scanning trophy and I can't find a single one. I've checked multiple guides but there doesn't seem to be a distinct place to find them.
Only have side quests, one or two errand-type sidequests, some collectibles, and that hard as fuck two-Rockbreaker corrupted zone left. Fuck, this is such an amazing game.
Just starting out with Horizon. Two questions:
- Can you really only have 1 quest active at a time?
- Tutorial quest objectives only give me credit if said quest is active. Is this by design?
If the answer to both is "yes", this feels really shortsighted.
All yes, at leats tutorial quests don't matter at all, and you can complete quests that aren't active.
Question: Is there any game that allows you to have more than one quest active? Iirc every game I've played only let you have one active at a time.
Just starting out with Horizon. Two questions:
- Can you really only have 1 quest active at a time?
- Tutorial quest objectives only give me credit if said quest is active. Is this by design?
If the answer to both is "yes", this feels really shortsighted.