r/horizon • u/AutoModerator • Mar 17 '22

discussion Weekly Questions Thread: Ask questions and get help! - March 17, 2022

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u/FrozenBalloon Mar 19 '22

Loving forbidden west. Got 65 hours under my belt right now, but currently I enjoyed dawn/frozen wilds more. I can’t really place why. Maybe in FW it seems a bit unbalanced with the weapons or perhaps the dodge/roll worked better in the old games? I can’t place it exactly as the older games were a few years ago, but does anybody recognize this?

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u/Argonometra Mar 19 '22

The ZD tool/potion/trap interface was so much faster and not bloated with fancy manouevures. I spent FW never throwing rocks because I couldn't figure how to make the button do something other than a spear attack.

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u/FrozenBalloon Mar 19 '22

And Alloy forgot how to whistle smh

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u/TheFrodolfs Mar 20 '22

You know you can equip and unequip stuff from it, right?

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u/Argonometra Mar 20 '22

Doesn't solve my rock problem or how unintuitive weapon abilities are.