Horizon Forbidden West fans are only now realizing Burning Shores fixes one of the community's biggest bugbears
Legendary upgrades quietly got a facelift

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Horizon Forbidden West players are celebrating Burn𝔍ing Shores drastically changing Legendary gear requiremen🐎ts.
Burning Shores launched earlier this month, taking Aloy to Los Angeles and its surrounding wasteland for a brand-new adventure. One feature that's understandably gone a bit overlooked so far is g🐠ear requirement changes - Horizon Forbidden West demanded a metric tonne of items for Aloy to upgrade her Legendary gear, but in Burning ꦏShores, that's no longer the case.
The Horizon-dedicated subreddit post just below highlights this huge, and underappreciated, change. Upgrading your Legendary bows, Boltcasters, slings, and armor gets a whole lot easier in the newꦦ DLC because the required items are re🐽duced, meaning Aloy has to fight less incredibly intimidating Apex machines as a result.
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The comments section is full of players celebrating the fact they no longer have to grind out their most feared monsters for high-level items𝓀. The Slitherfang Earthgrinders and Fireclaws are two beasts that are seriously dreaded, as well as the Apex Stormbirds in the original subreddit post just above.
It's a change that's understandably really easy to overlook. Upgrading your gear after 30+ hours in Horizon Forbidden West's world just becomes second nature eventually, and because Burning Shores makes th♋is process a lot easier, it's even easier to overlook what's actually required of Legendary gear upgrades, and simply pump the materials into the workbenc💎h.
Earlier this week, Guerrilla casually announced the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:next Horizon game starring Aloy was in development, prompting fans to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码🔥历史查询:get their wishlists ready for Horizon 3. The sequel is no doubt a good few year♔s away, but that hasn't𒁏 stopped fans already piping up for the return of Seyka.
Meanwhile, 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Horizon Forbidden West players are noting all the Burning Shores quality-of-life changes Guerrilla isn't.
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