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Do you think they would be able to win that? Maybe they would have had Sylen's weapon and whole tribe but it still would be mostly humans, and amount of machine's probably wouldn't have been as big as the ones that were made during Aloy's attack from matrix.
So according to the arcticle about Specter they should spawn at Ninmah Research Lab for those who forgot to scan them. But they aren't there. No Specters outside or inside that lab...
Or maybe Specter is scanned instantly after killing it for the first time so they don't need to spawn anymore just like Specter Prime?
No I don't really care since I have platinum but im just curious lol.
What was even the point of blowing it up beacuse im not sure if it's mentioned in the mission... just after it is destroyed the army of Specters runs to it.
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Is it just me or in Forbidden West machines are usually in way smaller groups than in Zero Dawn? I dont think we can see herds of machines like Grazers in Zero Dawn at least not that big... Also in Zero Dawn even some more powerful machines could be found in group of more than 1 like Frostclaws. And in Frobidden West they are lonely.
Edit: I mean I partially understand that imagine group of 3 Slaugtherspines against 1 Aloy XD but others could have larger groups.
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SOOO MACHINES CAN BE SHOT IN THE EYES AND ITS THEIR WEAKSPOT?! WHAT!
I know about watchers, redeye watchers or burrowers but no idea other machines had it too... So yea here's the question if anyone knows... were these eyes as weakspots already in Zero Dawn or it's just new thing added in Forbidden West?
I remember that when we played as young Aloy in Zero Dawn and met Strider for the first time she mentioned something about his eye but that eye isn't marked as weakspot and it doesnt "flash" either if we shoot it in the eye if i remember well...
l had an idea regarding the machines. With the third game, it is expected for new machines to appear. At least hopefully so.
It is known that after HEPHAESTUS was exposed to Zenith's printer matrix, it was the data necessary to replicate the nanotech. So, what if it would create machines that are mixed with the said nanotech. And one (or multiple) of those machines would be equipped with a device that would interfere with the Focus, rendering Aloy (us) unable to scan it and somewhat become vulnerable since the weak points aren't revealed.
Another idea was that HEPHAESTUS would mix machines together, creating a sort of hybrids, ie. Thunderjaw x Slaughterspine, Tremortusk x SS, Stormbird x TJ/Dreadwing, Fireclaw x Scorcher.
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Hey. I was thinking about the upcoming third game of Horizon franchise, and wondered that how big is the game going to be. Considering that there's still a whole lot of things going on and undone so to say, and the fact that Guerrilla is planning to wrap Aloy's story with that third installment. Whatcha guys think?
My favourite Horizon game ever is still Horizon 2 Forbidden West ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I haven't played the burning shores game so please correct me if I'm wrong. But I don't think that Aloy should be able to get with Seyka. I think this because in the Nora culture mothers are sacred but if Aloy where to get with another woman she couldn't have a child thus not being able to be a mother. I would love to hear your oppinions.
Theory time.
This theory concerns Aloy's journey back to the Sacred Lands. While she has mentioned multiple times how she's better off without the Nora, she did also mention at the end of the base game, while inspecting Varl's focus, that she could travel back to the Nora land. For me, it would make sense for Aloy to return there. For one thing, she needs to let them know about nemesis and get them to stand behind her. Second, Aloy could accompany Zo, since she was planning to travel there as well. Even if the Nora have opened their gates somewhat, l doubt they'd still believe Zo, so Aloy backing her up would help a lot. But, another reason why l think it would make sense and would be a good idea for Aloy to return to the Sacred Lands is, that is how Aloy would come to terms with the Nora. Sure, how they treated her was bad and shty, but she still had people who accepted her when she was an outcast and/or were aware of her outcast past. What would be important is how they [the Nora] are now, since the past cannot be changed. Also, returning there would give Aloy a chance to visit Rost's grave again.
That is how l at least think, how about you guys?
Have you guys noticed the HZD version of a Tenakth in the Desert clan's capital, Scalding Spear? I was surprised to see one. I guess it's supposed to be an easter egg of sorts, or just a callback to the original design.
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What do you guys think Guerrilla is planning for our beloved Banuk weirdo? Because they really be keeping us in the suspense. Considering that we only encountered him physically in Zero Dawn, and after that we've only been hearing about him in passing (TFW), reading about him from datapoints, or encountered paintings made by him (BS).
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(Ripped directly from my post on the talk page in the Timeline page.)
Recently, I did research on the timing of HZD and HFW, and I posted that research on Reddit. My research indicates that it is more plausible if this wiki's timeline reckons HZD and HFW to have taken place in 3039 and 3040, respectively, instead of the 3040 and 3041 it reckons currently. I refer you to my Reddit post for my complete argument, especially Entries 21 and 32, but to drive the point home, I'll take an excerpt to explain why that should be the case.
Take the Reactor Report datapoint in HFW. It says that at the time of Aloy's entry into Thebes, the bunker's reactor had been operating for 50,844 weeks. It is unknown when exactly the reactor came online, but bounds can be placed to narrow the possible dates. From the NDA Motherload datapoint, construction of the bunker did not begin until a few weeks after Ted Faro learned that the apocalypse was coming, in November of 2064. That reactor likely also came online sometime before Faro killed the Alphas (February 2, 2066, from a conversation with GAIA at the Base). Most likely the reactor came online around the time the atmosphere went bad for humans, which would be November 2065, but that is beside my point. Even stretching things to the edge of implausibility (by fixing the date the reactor came online to February 2, 2066), that yields a no-later-than date of July 14, 3040 for Aloy's quest at Thebes. Given that the "Faro's Tomb" quest happens late in the game, this would be a pretty good case for HFW happening in 3040. I cannot think of any other plausible explanation to push that date further to 3041, as the timeline reckons. Aloy had a six-month abscence from Meridian between HZD and HFW, so even by implausibly assuming that Aloy went to Thebes the moment she left Meridian after the quest at the Spire, that only takes her back to as late as January 3040 for when she left Meridian after the Battle of the Alight. Given HZD's expanse, this also means that very likely HZD takes place in 3039.
I do realize that this would impact the reckoning of Aloy's and other's age in the series, but I'll leave it at that for now.
What are your thoughts about making the change to the timeline so that the events of HZD and HFW are said to take place in 3039 and 3040, respectively?
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If I made a youtube video on HFW... what challenge would y'all want me to do first?
