Well there is not really a lot of space in Nora lands for prisons, so exile and shunning makes sense. The reason so many Nora have fear of Aloy is because she doesn't have an identifiable mother. In a matriarchal society that just seems impossible. Not having a mother makes you fundamentally different and scary.
Nil is basically an honorable sociopath. He loves killing but also risking his life. So he found a perfect way to, literally, get away with murder. Nil is nuts but I do love him. He is almost always around a bandit camp. Make sure you talk to him each time to advance his quest. There are a lot of people to help in this world and helping them has some interesting consequences at the end. Also, do the DLC before you finish the main game.
Is it driving anyone else nuts that critical strike is a skill and she's got the points to get it? lol...learning the game takes time, my suggestion for newbies is read everything...all the info is there, and it's so fun to learn all the unique ways to take down the machines. Fabulous playthrough, I'm really enjoying it! Can't wait to see you wield the critical strikes :D
Playing what was originally a PlayStation exclusive game with an xbox style controller is wild😭 I play a little PlayStation and a little xbox, and I feel some games are particularly well suited for each of their style of controller. Horizon to me very much seemed like a game that wouldn't have worked as well with the xbox controller
Poor aloy, getting wrecked by a big cat. Absolutely incredible playthrough so far Paige. Enjoying the fantastic gameplay too. As always stay phenomenal
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Well there is not really a lot of space in Nora lands for prisons, so exile and shunning makes sense.
The reason so many Nora have fear of Aloy is because she doesn't have an identifiable mother. In a matriarchal society that just seems impossible. Not having a mother makes you fundamentally different and scary.
Nil is basically an honorable sociopath. He loves killing but also risking his life. So he found a perfect way to, literally, get away with murder. Nil is nuts but I do love him. He is almost always around a bandit camp. Make sure you talk to him each time to advance his quest.
There are a lot of people to help in this world and helping them has some interesting consequences at the end.
Also, do the DLC before you finish the main game.
Is it driving anyone else nuts that critical strike is a skill and she's got the points to get it? lol...learning the game takes time, my suggestion for newbies is read everything...all the info is there, and it's so fun to learn all the unique ways to take down the machines. Fabulous playthrough, I'm really enjoying it! Can't wait to see you wield the critical strikes :D
Horizon zero dawn and Forbidden west both have different an amazing side quests
Data points were definitely one of the best things about this game
Playing what was originally a PlayStation exclusive game with an xbox style controller is wild😭 I play a little PlayStation and a little xbox, and I feel some games are particularly well suited for each of their style of controller. Horizon to me very much seemed like a game that wouldn't have worked as well with the xbox controller
Poor aloy, getting wrecked by a big cat. Absolutely incredible playthrough so far Paige. Enjoying the fantastic gameplay too. As always stay phenomenal