I loved Inquisition. Exploring every corner of the map was a blast, and hunting down the optional dragon bosses was so much fun (and challenging if you’re too low level for them).

Spreading more hate is a bad idea, even if your intentions are supposed to be good. Come up with a good idea that spreads positivity instead.

I hope this is a joke.

:(

One interesting thing about this is that several characters/NPCs in the game wear extravagant make-up (mostly the Carja). I bet she’s been trading with those Meridian merchants for some quality products.

Shooting humans does feel sort of odd sometimes. Like... most humans would die from an arrow through their head, but they just stumble backwards instead if your arrows aren’t upgraded.

Plus, many people I’ve talked to about this game vs. Zelda have said they still plan on playing it after their done with Zelda. I’m personally going to play both, but Horizon came first so I’m playing it first. :)

I always assumed they never had custom server browsers for this very reason. Some of my friends refused to play custom games just for fun because there was no xp gain.

He neglected to mention that because it’s a spoiler, but to answer the question, you actually are visiting his grave to talk to him.

Another awesome thing about the slide: You can still use your weapons while sliding, and tune into your slo-mo aiming at the same time. This allows you to shoot some anchoring ropes in a slide-by, or hit a tricky weak point underneath a robot’s body.

I’m kind of obsessed with turning off HUD things in games. If the game is designed well there will be plenty of options to show you stuff you really need to know.

I turn off nearly everything. Only about 1/4 of the options are set to Dynamic.

It is my new mission to re-create some of these scenes in the Photo Mode...

Yeah... I think Sony wants this game to be a PS4 Pro seller.

With the exception of the Time of Day option (maybe other games have that, I’ve never seen it personally), this is pretty much the real reason it’s getting attention vs. other games. Playing this game feels like every scene is a screenshot.

Yeah playing on your own can get kind of stale when compared to other open world games, but it’s really great for co-op.

Nemisis system was interesting in the fact that it could never really produce a repeatable experience. I played this and kept getting absolutely schooled by certain orcs, creating REAL nemesis that I would actively avoid until I got stronger. But, I have a couple friends who played this game that said nothing like…

You finished it! WOOOO! Look forward to reading this.

Feed me.

Yep. People cry and moan about getting new emotes and intros. That stuff takes real work and time...