Horizon Zero Dawn

If Shadows are our enemies then why they dont attack us if we enter their CAPITAL? If some of them can recognize us with their focuses then why they dont do it if we enter Sunfall before destroying focus network? Sylens warns us not to go there but we can just ignore that lol.

I literally started shooting some of these guards and they ignored that XD.

AND even a cutscene played where there were like 2 guards showed that had focuses and still they ignored Aloy... dumb lol. Just Sylens again told me not to go there XD.

Also I think its really a shame that there is no enemeis with focuses that would be able to see us like dont know maybe through walls etc... if not in Zero Dawn then in Forbidden West but still no such enemies even though there were those Son's of Prometheus who had focuses :-/.

How to trigger knockdown easier in Horizon 1? Everyone says you need to shoot in the legs but i saw some video where some grazers or other Sawtooths were shot literally ONCE in the leg and it already collapsed but im shooting few times and it doesnt want to go down... Does the damage number is the reason why some fall faster or slower? Or machine level? Or it needs to be shot in the unarmored area not covered by armour plates? But even when i shot it unarmored it still didnt collapse -_-.

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.

Maybe it's dumb question but since Frozen Wilds is a DLC then does this location appear on map of "base" Horizon ZD without DLC? Or is it just removed and "black" like areas outside game map? No such question for Burning Shores since it's separate location and separate world map that isn't in Forbidden West but Frozen Wilds are connected to ZD's main map at least in Complete Edition.

I have a question:

Why was Bahsar's father protecting the Metallurgic International's mine when he died? Like was there a battle or something else I don't understand can someone pls help me

And OH MY GOD how can you guys handle this???? I’m on ultra hard and I swear I could beat a thunderjaw blindfolded with 1 arm and no sound with only the e key on my keyboard. Horizon forbidden west is so much harder than zero dawn. Zero dawn is the sun compared to forbidden west which is Proxima Centauri. Because oh my god I’m even playing on ultra hard 💀

Who do you think will play Aloy, Varl, Sylens etc?

Hi, so um, while l was playing the hzd remaster and after Erend asked Aloy to help him with Ersa's case — launching that other main quest, my game crashed soon after. When l started the game again a little while later, that quest is no longer there, non-existing, the whole quest just disappeared. So l don't know where to inform Guerrilla about it. And l also can't recall whether Erend's quest is needed to be able to complete the game/story.

Do you think they are actually going to remake hzd? Or remaster it. I have seen a few news articles about it. Personally l don't mind, but wasn't sure whether or not it was going to happen. I also definitely don't mind the original game either, still gorgeous and amazing.

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?

Hey, has any of you experienced this weird rumbling sound that occures randomly, in horizon zero dawn?

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.

Heya

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).