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Horizon Zero Dawn is a post-apocalyptic from the Netherlands-based developer, best known for, and written by John Gonzalez, the lead writer behind. In a future where cities have fallen into ruin to be reclaimed by nature, new tribes have risen up, and strange machine creatures now control the land. The story focuses on a young woman named Aloy (), who hunts these animal-like machines in a post-apocalyptic setting that mixes futuristic enemies and weaponry with.

Born into ostracism by superstition and her attachment to the one charged with raising her, her journey sees her climb from lowly beginnings to great heights, aided by a mysterious artifact from the civilization of the past. •: Machines are generally plated all over with armor which makes it very difficult for your bow and arrow to do anything, and even on the unarmored parts they still resist damage well enough. However, all of them have several points along their body which are far more vulnerable to attack, with effects ranging from doing extra damage, to disabling their attacks, to rupturing and setting them on fire. If you scan them with your Focus •: Humanity somehow lost most of its technology and civilization collapsed. The twist here is that our descendants now have to deal with strangely animal-like machines as well. It turns out the game's setting is about 974 years after the end in what was once parts of Colorado and Utah, after a not only wipes out human civilization but scours the world clean of all organic life in the year 2066 — putting the events of the game in 3040 A.D. •: The cutscene early in the game includes one: six-year-old Aloy makes an impressive leap while running the brave trail, and eighteen-year-old Aloy sticks the landing.

Crack Geneious Download here. •: • The Old Ones had potential AI, but were extremely wary of it, putting heavy legislation around it in reaction to an incident where an AI named 'Vast Silver' went rogue in some disastrous fashion. • The original Faro robots were designed to be completely autonomous, which became a problem when a glitch caused them to stop taking orders from their creators, or anyone, and they just started attacking and consuming everything in their path. • HADES was originally designed as a necessary evil to destroy failed biospheres so GAIA could start them over. However, somebody activated HADES prematurely, causing it to start trying to destroy the current biosphere even though it's perfectly habitable. • GAIA is a straight aversion to this, as she is designed to be a, and even sacrifices herself to try and stop HADES. • CYAN () is also an aversion. She is a less sophisticated and more restricted AI than GAIA, designed to prevent the eruption of the Yellowstone caldera into a super-volcano.

She succeeded, and survived the machine apocalypse by going into “sleep” mode for several centuries. •: While there are many characters who take the opportunity to flirt with Aloy, both in subtle and not so subtle ways, the player is never given the opportunity to return said feelings and, in one particular case, can only outright refuse such a proposition.

•: One of the first audio logs a young Aloy finds is recorded by a dying Old One, singing the strangely apropos last verse of the hymn. 'The earth shall soon dissolve like snow, / The sun forbear to shine; / But God, who call'd me here below, / Will be forever mine.'

•: There are numerous references to Ancient Egypt and: • Ted Faro's name is phonetically identical to the term 'pharaoh', which in turn names 'Faro Automated Systems'. • Elisabet's surname, Sobeck, resembles Sobek, an Egyptian fertility deity. • The Peacekeeper robots, like the Deathbringer, are part of the 'Chariot line'.

• The Deathbringer, Metal Devil, and Corrupter have actual names - Khopesh, Horus, and Scarab. • Ted Faro retreats to a place termed 'Thebes' after killing the Alphas. • Faro Automated Solutions has a logo resembling a pyramid. The Cauldrons also employ lots of pyramids in their aesthetic. •: On New Game +, by merely playing the game, you can get a full set of weapons and armor with additional modification slots fairly quickly.

However, your reward for actually completing the entire main story quest on the hardest New Game + modes are a few styles of face paint and a maximum of three different designs and colors that display on Aloy's focus when it's activated. •: It appears that the Earth suffered a event, with the advanced human society collapsing and regressing to a primitive tribal lifestyle. However, the Earth had actually suffered a event when the Faro Plague devoured all biological life on the planet. Thanks to GAIA, though, the planet was able to recover with the only real loss being human knowledge. •: Aloy finds recording logs from the ruins of the 'Old Ones', with most being. • Lampshaded in an audio log, in which a scientist decried the idea of recording everyone's thoughts for posterity sometime before the Faro Plague finally wipe out humanity.

Connor Chasson: I mean, seriously, 'record our thoughts for posterity'? Great idea, Director Evans. Like I haven't done enough for posterity already?

Like I wouldn't be.here.like this.if not for posterity? I'm done with posterity. •: • When Aloy startles a herd of 'herbivore' machines (including Grazers and Lancehorns), one machine will usually stay behind to attack Aloy and distract her while the rest flee. • Machines that are heavily injured may run away from Aloy, only to unexpectedly return later. •: • The human enemies you fight over the course of the game are far less impressive than the machines. They're prone to charging into traps, react obliviously to their buddies being shot with arrows, and will never attempt to sneak up on or flank Aloy. • It is entirely possible to stand slightly outside a machine's aggro range and just hammer away at it with arrows.

This can make fighting even the mighty Thunderjaw almost a breeze. Finding indestructible cover also works similarly. • All machines have a point where they'll stop following you, even if they can see you.

This means that if you can outrun an enemy long enough, you can get to a point where you'll be outside of their melee threat range., preventing you from getting an army of hacked machines following you around after you unlock the permanent override skill. •: • Zero Day was the predicted date of no life remaining on Earth.

Bacteria is included in this, or at least, while a graph shows phylums, bacteria included, dropping out of view of the camera. Bacteria is fast-breeding, ludicrously adaptable, tenacious, and the most successful form of life on the planet, living in places and conditions where nothing else can. There are bacteria thriving inside of rocks 1900 feet below seafloor which is itself 8500 feet below the surface of the water. Nuclear radiation doesn't kill all bacteria.

When conditions are too much for even the most extreme bacteria, they go dormant in structures called spores which are virtually indestructible. Spores 40 million years old are still viable. Even in a world made toxic, even if the Swarm's nanites strip every surface so finely and continuously that bacteria attached to particles in the air can't settle, some bacteria would survive and thrive, if nowhere else than in the rocks deep underground, and around Zero Dawn facilities.

Of course, that's no comfort to multicellular life, or humanity. It's just catchier to say 'no life remaining on Earth' than 'only bacteria left alive.' The ones running around are just a few feet long and flee from people, and are part of a balanced starter ecosystem.

It's easy to assume they're supposed to be, the wild version of the domestic pig. But wild pigs tear up the landscape finding things to eat, including meat, go on the attack quickly, and can grow to the size of brown bears.

A defining feature of historical spears designed for hunting boar is the crossguard, which prevented the animal from shoving itself right through the spear to savage the spearcarrier. Considering how humans were reintroduced, they would not have survived if there were standard wild boar out there. These boars are either modified somehow, or some different type of pig. •: As a kid, Aloy finds a which lets her scan stuff and read documents from the Old World. The lights she sees are invisible to everyone else. •: A sort of cross between an arbalest and a machine gun is the 'Rattler' weapon that launches a stream of bolts into the enemy at once.

It's inaccurate, but when you just want to launch a flurry of bolts at an enemy in a hurry rather than a precision strike, it's useful. •: • The Strike From Above and Strike From Below skills—it's cool to be able to a human or Watcher, but the moves are heavily situational and most of the time it's easier just to snipe the target from a distance. The main reason to take them is that they lead to the extremely useful Leader Strike skill, which gives you the ability to make stealth kills on even the toughest humans. • The Double Arrow and Triple Arrow skills. They can give you a strong alpha strike from cover, but they really hurt your precise aim and it's too slow to load multiple arrows once you're in combat.

In the end, their best use is to boost status effect application with either freeze, burn, shock, or corruption arrows - as a few uses of a triple arrow shot nearly guarantees the appropriate effect - and for smaller machines, like Glinthawks, immediate results with only one use (provided all three arrows land). • Heavy Weapons are invariably lethal and massively destructive, and can shred anything short of a Thunderjaw before they even know what hits them.

However, they're also very difficult to carry and move around with (in a game where most of your survival depends on dodging), they have limited ammo, and you can only acquire them by stealing them from the enemies that carried them, at which point there may not be enough enemies left to really enjoy them for more than a brief period. •: Multiple characters from previous sidequests will appear in Meridian to aid Aloy in the final battle.

•: Combat heavily focuses on stealth, and one skill line is devoted entirely to allowing you to make various forms of instantly-lethal melee attacks against unaware human and mechanical enemies. •: • A multi-layered one at the end of the Proving: the proctor says an outcast could never win the Proving, because Aloy's a Brave now—she clearly did it intentionally because she thought Aloy deserved a big moment. Then the plot renders the whole ordeal completely moot. • The of the game is a more heavily equipped Deathbringer, not the 'Metal Devil' titans that the story devotes a lot of attention to. •: The military contracted Faro to create the line. They got the; • The military wanted unstoppable. Ted Faro sold them ever built.

• The military wanted. He made them run on, including. • The military wanted. He made them capable of. • The military wanted them to be immune to. Faro they couldn't be. One 'glitch' later, by a line of killer robots that consume biomass as fuel, capable of self-replication, that don't listen when told to stop. Starlito Cold Turkey Download Audiomack.

They refused to end war, so war ended them. •: The game features several 'Heavy Weapons' that Aloy can pick up and use (so long as their ammo holds out), but they're so massive they keep her from jumping or dodging while in use, and she has to take an extra perk just to maintain an acceptable walking speed while carrying one. Some of these weapons include rack mounted batteries stolen from the backs of the most dangerous (and gigantic) machines. •: Sylens saves Aloy from the Sun Ring with his own overridden machines. •: The hunting bow is the most basic class of weapon in the game, but it's also the most flexible.

Fire and tearing are incredibly common vulnerabilities to exploit, and it covers both nicely with its fire and hardpoint arrows. The latter in particular are also effective at destroying weak points and causing damage in general, and ammo for the bow is very cheap to produce.

•: The first audio log Aloy found is a scientist sending a happy birthday message to his son: 'Happy birthday, Isaac. Daddy sure does love his little big man.' Years later, Sylens says those same exact words to Aloy after making a new copy of her Focus. •: • Subverted. General Herres specifically states that, 'The destruction of a biosphere is not the sort of apocalypse you can wait out in a fallout shelter or space station. There will be no Earth left to reclaim.

Just a lifeless, toxic rock with several million Faro robots on it. Hibernating, waiting for something to eat.'

As far as is known, he's right; no trace of the old world remains save for those re-created by Project Zero Dawn. • Brought up again in the, that it's unfeasible to maintain life in orbital, lunar, or undersea structures.

Lunar mining has been a thing, but this is the only mention of trying to preserve life there. Survival for the short term in underground bunkers is brought up, but the best-planned bunker we know of, Elysium, is able to provide for its two thousand starting inhabitants for only a hundred years. If their population grew at all this time frame would shrink to thirty years, so everyone going in is sterilized. A Zero Dawn scientist also unaffiliated shelters and how some believe they'll make it.

She doesn't have hope. •: • There was an ill-fated attempt made in the 21st century in which the ship, the Odyssey, was rendered into space junk in 2057. One of the Zero Dawn scientists, Ron Felder, initially mistakes Zero Dawn for an attempt to build a colony ship to escape Earth, and points out that it is utterly impossible by reminding the counselor of the Odyssey and the immense difficulty of building one. Nor does he voice in favor of the idea of a. • However, there was a second attempt with a new or repaired Odyssey in the 2060s. Everything was going well until the engines exploded, completely destroying the ship and everything on it.

•: • All machines have blue eyes under normal circumstances, which turn yellow when they suspect you're around, and red when they're about to start attacking you. • Most climbable elements are marked with yellow rope, tape, etc. So you can identify the way forward more easily. •: In-universe, this is how many bits of Old Ones tech is viewed. For example, you can find labeled 'Ancient Chimes' with a picture that's a set of keys on a key ring. •: In the side quest 'Acquired Taste,' Brin comes across as a loony who's been tripping on the machine fluids he drinks. However, the visions he sees every time he imbibes machine blood paint a frighteningly accurate picture for the state of the machines and the Metal World.

•: The world of Old Ones was this., - and actually stated to be nothing more than, technology such as the Focus was widely available and exploited, and Faro's ticked all of the standard ' tropes on the list like there was no tomorrow (until there wasn't). •: Both the current and Old One words could be considered this. • The world of the 2060s, despite showing the peak of human technological advancement, is plagued with problems even before it's all destroyed by the Faro Plague. World governments become more tyrannical as their power is eroded away by corporations, severe completely destroys entire nations like, unemployment is at an all-time high due to widespread automation of industries, and many nations are embroiled in constant regional wars thanks to easy access to an endless supply of cheap. CYAN: There were many factors.

Forced migrations, food shortages, collapsed economies, refugee crises, conflict over resources. But these all stemmed from one cause: catastrophic climate change that greatly reduced the habitable surface area of the Earth. • The current world, post-Zero Dawn, is full of primitive, fractured, hostile, and superstitious tribes that would rather fight each other or go into forced isolationism rather than work together. It's only very recently that the world gets a little less crappy with the rise of the benevolent King Avad, but his hold over his kingdom is precarious and there are many enemies who would like to see him unseated from the throne. This is because Ted Faro sabotaged the APOLLO educational database - resulting in the first generation of new humans only being educated to kindergarten level - supposedly because he believed humanity would be better off without the super-technologies that led to the creation of the Faro Swarm. But given how every human alive at the time hated his guts, it could just as easily have been because he didn't want to be remembered as the monster who ended the world. Sylens condemns him as a monster twice over - once for destroying the world, again for destroying all the knowledge of that world.

Sylens: So this is why. This is why we were trapped in benighted ignorance. For an 'innocent future'. 'Blameless men!'

He never saw the slaughter in the Sun-Ring. Everything these people achieved, all the knowledge of the Old Ones — evaporated! Turned to dust, scattered to the void. Like the Alphas themselves. •: It turns out that all life on Earth as we know it has already been dead for centuries.

The current life on Earth is in fact the result of a new biosphere artificially terraformed by GAIA to restore the planet. •: Earth was this after Faro Plague killed all life. Even going outside without an environmental suit was deadly. •: Of settings in general. The end of the world was not merely a, ' - humanity along with all life on Earth was only saved from annihilation due to heroic efforts by Sobeck and the rest of Project Zero Dawn. The world after the end is not ', it's a monument to what humanity could have been, and the survivors are actually lost souls, trapped in 'benighted ignorance' by the egotistical madman Ted Faro, who killed the world by accident, then obliterated millennia of culture out of a nihilistic whim.

•: Most of the tribes are treated sympathetically, but they have different cultural values that make them far from ideal. The Nora have the least disparity between the sexes (though only women can hold the highest positions of power), but they're also the most rigid and xenophobic, and their justice system is nothing short of draconian. Meanwhile, the Carja and Oseram have a more attitude towards women, but they're more willing to collaborate with other tribes, the latter is the most scientifically-minded, and the former is in the process of becoming a more egalitarian society. Furthermore,, and. •: Many people who find out the true purpose of Zero Dawn suffer this, which is understandable considering it straight up tells them that the Faro Plague is unstoppable and all life on Earth is doomed. The ZD staff knew this beforehand and had an extensive counseling staff on hand, and even offered medically assisted suicide as a viable option. •: • There's a few early sidequests and their dialogue changes whether or not Aloy is still an outcast or has proven herself.

• Similarly, people in Meridian will have different dialog during their quests if you've already saved Avad from the assassination attempt or rescued Prince Itamen and Dowager Queen Nasadi from the Shadow Carja. • There are a lot of quests where characters want Aloy to bring them a machine part, an animal skin, etc. In almost every instance, if you've already got enough of the resource in your inventory, Aloy will just tell them so. •: Both present and future ones; • None of the named Braves running the Proving survive, despite the early signs of a rivalry dynamic. The bigoted pricks who similarly get names and development as potential future pains-in-the-rear are either killed or utterly marginalized when Aloy's quest becomes much bigger than them. • None of the named Old Ones survive; the Alphas who don't commit suicide are killed by Ted Faro to prevent the new world from being tainted by the 'original sin' of technological knowledge.

The final fates of General Herres and Faro are, however; especially since Faro is last seen broadcasting his image to the Alphas from his ultra-secure bunker as he kills them. •: The best armor and spear in the game are technically only accessible after completing the third-to-last main quest.

However, you can get them in relatively little time (and without completing any sidequests or exploring) if you rush the main missions, which is possible with little or no combat. Since the update that introduced a mode, however, this trope is in full effect if you choose to follow that path (although the enemies are also leveled up accordingly).

• The Shield-Weaver Armor is the best armor, and provides a regenerating shield against damage. With it, Aloy is basically immune to every form of damage so long as the shield has time to regenerate. • Sylens' Lance is an upgraded form of the spear. It deals much more damage than the regular spear and can inflict shock damage as well. • The Blast Sling in all its various incarnations. It does high splash damage, staggers machines out of attack animations (even large machines like Thunderjaws), and can ignite Blaze on machines.

The only drawback is the ammo is expensive to craft and you can only hold 3 shots at first and 12 when fully upgraded. Combine it with freeze arrows and you can tear apart everything below Stormbirds and Thunderjaws with ease.

•: Aloy's last meeting with Nil, where they rendezvous atop a lonely mesa. He asks her a question, and she has the option to either accept it or not. If Aloy considers it, Nil says he wouldn't want to push her into something she really doesn't want to do. If she refuses, she stammers a bit, says she's flattered, but ultimately can't go through with it, which leaves him feeling hurt and rejected.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a duel to the death treated like a marriage proposal. •: A downplayed example: Seconds after the Proving finishes, a mysterious group of cultists launches an attack, killing many of the new Braves and devastating the valley; the Nora retaliate later, but in doing so strain their surviving war forces to the breaking point. Further downplayed by the fact that until that exact moment - she's declared a Brave as the proctor takes an arrow to the chest and the attack begins.

•: The first mission as teenage!Aloy is called 'The Point of the Spear'. On the surface, this has an obvious meaning: The literal point of a spear, which Aloy now uses as a weapon after the. However, it also carries a more metaphorical meaning: Rost sent Aloy on the quest so that she would learn that the purpose of being a Brave is to protect the tribe rather than pursuing one's own goals. In other words, he was teaching her the point of carrying a weapon. •: A scanned glyph found in one of the Carja towns describes the differing, outlandish locations that aren't even featured in the game called 'The Forbidden West'. The one who penned the entry seemed to be a healer, who recalls his wards' tales about the 'Western lands' and their travels —- which incidentally seem to be the cause of their injuries, illnesses, and ultimately, dying or maddened states. The healer continues his recall of the ruined cities his wards mention, as well as even wilder, stranger, and more dangerous machines and the strange tribes of people that roam the land far to the West of the Nora, Carja, Oseram, and Banuk lands.

(Though keep in mind, these people are unsettled by the description of what's obviously the ocean.) Near the end of the entry, the healer recalls how his wards came back with next to nothing, except for small souvenirs from these Western lands, including that of a seashell -—something that has probably never been seen before! Geographically, if the game's map covers Colorado and Utah up to Yosemite, then 'The Forbidden West' is presumably the West Coast; California to maybe Oregon.

• The insides of cauldrons at least look the part, what with the dark, unpleasant atmosphere and constant hum of ancient machinery. They might also fulfill the role of, in the sense that they're run by an incredibly powerful artificial intelligence. •: Corrupted specimens serve as this for any species. • More particularly, Redeye Watchers serve as this for regular Watchers. • Ravagers play this role to Sawtooths.

Aloy can even lampshade it. Aloy: [upon spotting a Ravager] That thing looks like a Sawtooth, but heavily armed.. •: Zig-zagged with your Spear. As a tool that requires no ammo or aiming, it will obviously be always available when you need it.

It's also pretty effective against the earlier enemies of the game should you be having trouble with the bow. But as the game goes on you'll find more and more enemies against whom deploying the spear is too risky, and if your ever expanding arsenal of ranged weaponry is out of ammo or otherwise not up to the task, sticking around with your spear will just get you killed. •: All of GAIA's subsystems are named after various Greek gods that reflect their purpose. HEPHAESTUS allows GAIA to create robots for whatever purposes she needs. APOLLO was a repository for all human knowledge. HADES' purpose was to wipe out all life on the planet so that GAIA could start over if needed.

Deliberately by the ZD staff, who point out that HADES serves a very necessary function. •: HADES's voice is a perfect mix of robot and evil overlord; it's as deep as the ocean floor. •: An obscure tradition of the Banuk tribe known as 'Banuk farewell mark', involves members of said tribe stealthily pissing on properties or belongings of people they don't like.

•: Rost very strictly adheres to Nora tribal law, which forbids speaking between an outcast and a tribe member. In 'The Point of the Spear', he notes: 'I never spoke to anyone.' All entirely true; he whistles to request that the gate to the true wilds be opened, and only nods to the braves he passes. The only person he directed any words to was Aloy, also an outcast. • Also, 'No outcast has ever won the Proving'.

It's entirely true, because people that win the Proving stop being outcasts. •: The Faro Plague. Ted Faro thought that it was a great idea to create autonomous, self-replicating killing machines that use biomatter of all kinds as fuel without any kill codes or backdoor access in case of emergency—with extremely hard to crack software, no less. It took 50 years for a hyper advanced program with incredible processing power to generate those codes from scratch—the military would have been every bit as pissed at him if one of their chosen targets had been able to subvert their war machines. •: • Between the Nora and Carja. The Nora, being notorious isolationists and generally wary of outsiders, especially disliked the Carja for abducting their tribesmen for slavery and, much later, human sacrifices during the Red Raids.

The Carja, along with other tribes, look down on the Nora as backwater savages, xenophobes, and paranoid zealots. • The Nora have their own institutionalized version of this within their own society. Anybody deemed an 'outcast' in Nora society is banished into the forest to survive on their own until their sentence is complete (if ever).

Regular Nora by law are not allowed to speak to or even acknowledge that outcasts exist, and are generally encouraged to persecute them. • Also between the Carja and Oseram. The Carja, aside from general snobbery, see the Oseram as uncivilized, with several even believing the Oseram support anti-Carja terrorists. The Oseram view the Carja as too soft for real work. •: • The Nora - as hunter-gatherer tribes with fairly small settlements – have a Native American feel to them. They also wear blue face paint, which some Celtic tribes were known to do. • The more 'civilized' Carja, with their sedentary lifestyle, actual cities, and practices of slavery and gladiatorial combat show a mixture of Aztec, Roman, and Ancient Egyptian.

Their naming conventions are more reminiscent of Arabic or Indian cultures. • The Oseram are all about forging and war, they love drinking and arguing, and what passes for their government is basically a council of village elders who substitute shouting matches for civil discourse.

They also have elements of. (Or.) • The Banuk are highly in tune with nature, somewhat insular, very spiritual, make their clothes out of the 'skin' and 'bones' of machines (animals), practice shamanism, and live comfortably in the frozen north; all clearly reminiscent of the Inuit. (Their name even sounds like 'Inuk,' the singular form of Inuit.) •: Used both in the form of ammo used by Aloy and other humans, and by the machines for the same purpose. •: There are several cases of this. • The Zero Dawn Project is basically this. Since there was no way to stop the Faro Plague from destroying humanity and all life on Earth, the remnants of humanity instead decided to use their remaining resources to build GAIA, an advanced AI that would figure out how to shut down the Faro Plague and subsequently terraform and repopulate the Earth with life centuries after humans went extinct. • The Lightkeeper protocol was also a variation on this, in which the top members of the Zero Dawn project would clone themselves and raise their own clones to keep maintaining GAIA, though that idea was quickly shot down.

• GAIA created Aloy and gave her Elisabet's DNA in the vague hope that Aloy would eventually find out the truth, stop HADES, and rebuild GAIA, with the means to do these tasks all being locked behind bunkers accessible only to people with specific DNA. •: • Sylens states that he wishes to do over his work with HADES but place the AI under more safeguards. Which he ultimately does. • In an early mission, done for Odd Grata, some of what she says to Aloy (in the form of 'prayers' to All-Mother) seem to indicate she somehow knows Aloy was born of GAIA's ELEUTHIA Cradles, even if she can't express it in such exact terms, for the sake of stopping HADES.

• Not 5 minutes before you find out that Ted Faro killed the Alphas and deleted APOLLO (all the stored knowledge of humanity pre-swarm) so that the new humanity wouldn't make the same mistakes as the old (or they wouldn't loathe him forever as the cause of the apocalypse), you can scan some audio logs with him talking crazy about how the knowledge APOLLO would impart is 'poison' and that he has a solution. •: One quest tasks Aloy with putting down three escaped convicts - one of which being a who is nothing if not proud of the chaos and destruction he'd sown, announcing himself like his own MC at an event when found. Instead of fighting him directly, Aloy has to navigate a he'd set up and littered with booby traps, taunting her all the way to the top, and once she reaches him, he decides to blow himself up rather than go peacefully.

•: During the scene after Aloy is recovering from her fall after Rost sacrificed himself during the Proving Massacre, she finds some information on a woman that looks like her, along with a string of coordinates. Plugging in those coordinates into a map function gives you the location of Pike's Peak, Colorado, where the Nora tribe presumably are. •: Humanity now lives in tribes, wearing and crafting tools from what. At their current pinnacle, the Carja tribe has already built stone fortresses and steam-powered elevators. •:: In one data point, a denizen of the pre-apocalypse world laments that despite a century an a half of science fiction warning otherwise, humanity still managed to wipe itself out in a. •: Cultist Heavies have a lot of health and fight with heavy machine guns rather than the prehistoric weaponry everybody else is carrying.

•: Project Zero Dawn. Billions of people were sent to their deaths against the unstoppable swarm of the Faro Plague all for the express purpose of buying time for the initiative to be completed. Furthermore, Zero Dawn was not a weapon created to destroy the robots, as the masses were led to believe via propaganda, but a massive undertaking to terraform the planet and bring life back to it in the centuries to come. There was no alternative; humanity was going to be extinct regardless, so it was either this, or allow life on Earth to come to a definitive end.

•: In the final battle for Meridian, many of the people Aloy helped in both the main and side quests will show up to provide their assistance. •: • The Red Raids; as the result of the Derangement that made the machines more hostile to humans, the Mad Sun-King Jiran ordered a massive series of human sacrifices which he believed would end the machines' aggression. This resulted in Avad overthrowing his father and becoming the current king, but also led to the formation of the Shadow Carja and indirectly, the Eclipse.

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