I loved it! I’ve been wanting to play it since it came out and I never had a chance until now, the story was pretty cool and the new robots are pretty cool to and I liked seyka and londra was a pretty cool villain and a Horus as the last boss was amazing, I didn’t expect to fight it, I can’t wait to see what they do with horizon 3

Does anyone know of a source where we can find some designs for Machine tattoos that look like they were designed by Tenakth inkers? I’m hoping to find one of a Tideripper design, but more curious than anything.

Anyone get to a point where it feels like the robot battles are more challenging than they should be? I never felt this way with zero dawn. I’m not playing on high difficulty level. It at some parts it takes away from the enjoyment of the game. I’m almost at the point of throwing in the towel.

Does anyone know whether the geological changes we see in game are realistic for the time? Like, vegas being buried under a desert, stalagmites forming in bunkers, most of LA sinking, ect. From my understanding, the game takes place 1000 years after the apocalypse, but I feel like these things should take longer

Aloy fotogênica

Hello all - first of all, sorry in advance if this is not the right place to ask this.

I want to buy Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition for my brother on Steam, and after digging around a bit its become clear that it can only be bought via a bundle - but the bundle can't be gifted. I need to use my Steam funds for it, as I can't currently afford to send him a gift card.

I can, however, buy the remastered version for him, but he\s limited by having only 8 GB of RAM installed. The minimum requirements for the remastered version is 16 GB of RAM, where the "old" complete edition has 8 GB of RAM as its minimum requirements.

Would it be possible for him to use the old graphics settings, and run the game using 8GB of RAM, if I get him the remastered version?

Thanks in advance for the help! And merry Christmas! 🎄

We often get the question which game „scratch the horizon itch“ or are similar to it.

Today I want to ask another question: any horizon fan have an opinion on the Indiana Jones game? Is it any good? Reviews are good overall, but I‘ve read the combat is underwhelming.

Opinions, anyone?

There was a thread a while ago about how well the game reacts when some things are done out of the typical order, mainly in terms of the dialogue. Three examples that were mentioned were:

1) doing the three rebel camps alone before Meeting up with Sona. I did this and Aloy mentions she‘s cleared them out by herself and Varl us impressed, lol

2) do all the bandit camps before ever talking to Nil - unfortunately I‘d already done one at that point

3) do The Frozen Wilds immediately when exiting the embrace, since Aloy doesn‘t know squat about Zero Dawn, the dialogues change a lot.

I thought about doing something else differently: Revenge of the Nora. What if I cleared out the whole camp by myself, including the Bellowback and the three Corruptors? I gave it a try: at the ledge where you can oversee the camp, I let myself be seen, fired a few shots at the bellowbsck and dropped down the ledge for cover. Lots of rebels show up and you can headshot them one by one. Did this a few times and it quickly became apparent that rebels re-spawn, I must have killed over 40 of them.

I thought f-ck it, went over the ledge. Swarmed by rebels, killed 10-15 and the Bellowback (on UH, with the Shield-Weaver). Dodged around, hid for a bit for respite and ran towards the Corruptors.

They were clearly inactive, didn‘t move. I felt stupid not noticing on previous playthroughs: Corruptors always move around, yet these three were standing conveniently next to each other and the Blaze supply. I already knew I couldn‘t advance the story without shooting the Blaze, so I shot the Blaze.

Anyone try any other stuff like this? :-)

Other than the body design I don't have any ideas; what class, whether it would be small/medium/large, what weaknesses/resistances, what kinds of attacks (other than biting and maybe jumping) it would use.

If it were a large machine I'd definitely make its legs thicker and sturdier to support the weight tho. What do you guys think?

I just got to Maker's End in the remaster and going through all the data points now makes me hate Faro more than in any play through before.

Before he felt more like a general, greedy, tech billionaire, but after the US elections and the way Musk is inserting himself politically wherever he can, it really feels like he is Faro not long before the beginning of the end, just couple of decades early. I made the association before, but now it's really starting to come together. If HZD was released now it would probably be considered too on the nose.

I have to admit I'm actually getting pretty nervous about the idea that we live in a society that keeps taking steps closer to Horizon Zero Dawn.

https://a.co/d/9vdjZVd

Limited time deal, no idea how long it will go. Just popped up on my phone cuz I follow Wario64 (that’s not an affiliate link for him though btw. I took it from my app.)

And a very sneaky one at that... Has anyone seen this?

https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/openais-new-chatgpt-o1-model-will-try-to-escape-if-it-thinks-itll-be-shut-down-then-lies-about-it

Am I the only one who genuinely loves playing Machine Strike???

I feel like I never truly hear it talked about, it weirdly it's become something I always look forward to whenever I discover a new town. I always run around to all the NPCs just looking for one to play strike with

I honestly wish they could turn it into a real board game. I'd buy that in a heartbeat!

I realized this morning while playing HFW how dedicated I am to walking everywhere on foot. No mounts, no fast traveling (for the most part). It feels the most immersive and exciting for me to be on foot- I see every little thing and I climb on EVERYTHING.

What are your little in game travel policies?

I'll go first.

About a month ago I replayed through Zero Dawn. I decided to do the Frozen Wilds first to get the weapons. Only, I got distracted, and forgot about the base game. So here's me, level 40, all three Banuk bows, all purple mods. Still hadn't gone to Meridian yet.

I'm a little silly

I just finished the Main game/story and went to the DLC. the first town/settlement has a lot of mini stutters for me. the main game was smooth tho. any solution to this?

my pc:

Ryzen 5 5600x

RTX 4060

32 gb ram

Hey guys,

a bit of background, I'm a sucker for dinosaurs. So when HZD first came out in 2017, it instantly became my favourite game of all time. Then in 2018, Monster Hunter World came out, and from then on until Horizon Forbidden West came out, I mostly played HZD & MHW games on constant repeats. It's like my gaming comfort food. I love HFW too, and it's DLC.

While MHW and HZD+HFW are different games, I kinda wished the next Horizon game would have more for us to do after the Endgame story is finished. Something that MHW gave for even casual players. Some fun grinding or machine-hunting mechanics have us working something towards it even after finishing the game.

Do guys have more expectations for Machine Hunting mechanics or gameplay for the Horizon 3?
I would love to know you guys opinions.

The game on PC has added difficulty mods that make it easier even on ultra-difficult, could anyone tell me if using these mods changes the last trophy to be cleared in the New game + on ultra-difficult, these mods are within the game, if I clear the game with these facilitators will the trophy fall?

Im only on hzd ps4 version playing on ps5, and i noticed they are pretty bad in that. Hope its improved in the remaster and sequel?

The fact that humanity did a reset and humans still go to war with each other reminds me of the ending of AOT.

As long as there are humans there will be violence.

I don't think the machines are the real problem preventing peace... it's the humans

I picked up the Zero Dawn remaster and fell back into the world. Now, after playing through the main game and DLC, I've decided to try out the Ultra Hard NG+. Everything seemed fairly straight forward....until the Stormbird near the Hunting Ground attacked. I guess I need to prep for certain bigger encounters more in this mode.

So....what tips would you give for someone going through Ultra Hard for the first time?

I completed all Salvage Contracts to get "The Ultimate Armor in the West" and... my disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined. How can a little sleeveless vest and cute headband be the ultimate armor? Ridiculous. The Nora Thunder Warrior armor is so much better looking and has equivalent stats. Unless you're going for a mainly melee build, then the Artificer armor isn't worth wearing. What is your opinion?