Horizon Forbidden West continues the story of A💃loy and her never ending fight to save humanity from another grim fate. The sequel picks up shortly after our Nora heroine defeated the AI function Hades and prevented all life from being destroyed. Unfortunately, the danger isn&rs𝔉quo;t over and a new threat lurks around the corner.
While 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Horizon Forbidden West expands on both the story and the world, taking Aloy to the far reaches of the West, exploring wondrous places, and introducing new characters, there are still a few lingering questions after the credits roll. Of course, if Forbidden ♒West follows the same format as Zero Dawn, we can expect more story content down the road that might answer some of these. But until then, let’s take a look at which loose ends weren’t tied up at the end of Horizon Forbidden West.
The following list contains entries that have major spoilers regarding the game's story.
8 💞 When Is Nemesis Coming To Earth?
The big twist in Horizon Forbidden West wasn’t that the people of Far Zenith (the collec🔜tive that explored deep space when humanity was originally wiped out) were actually still alive and wanted to steal the world creating AI Gaia. No, the big twist was that Far Zenith was attempting to flee Earth from an even greater threat in꧒ Nemesis.
After breaking into the Far Zenith compound and successfully rescuing Beta, Aloy discovers the truth behind what happened to their colony on Sirius. She confronts Tilda on what exactly happened, and she explains that the people of Far Zenith were not satisfied with physical immortality and elected to pursue a form of digital sentience. However, the experiment was futile but not before the digital minds of Far Zenith created a malicious entity known as Nemesis that’s heading straight for Earth to annihilate them. After defeating Tilda, Aloy and friends declare they’ll fight against the entity, but there’s no 𓆉telling when it’ll eventually reach the planet.
7 Why Didn’t Sy𝓀lens Leave Earth?
Staying on brand in Horizon Forbidden West, Sylens is once again a sneaky character who absolutely has a hidden agenda. From the start, Sylens tricked Aloy into thinking she had vanquished Hadꦇes but in reality, she had only subdued him enough for Sylens to extract and imprison the AI for interrogation. That’s when Sylens learned of Far Zenith and the true enemy, Nemesis.
So when Aloy defeats Tilda and the Far Zenith spaceship is there for the taking (along with Apollo), why didn’t Sylens leave the planet? Did seeing Aloy and her friends celebrate their initiꦓal vဣictory and proclaim how they’ll battle this supposed unbeatable entity seriously change his heart? Given how his character has operated in the past, it’s a bit of a stretch, so maybe there’s an ulterior motive behind Sylens remaining on Earth?
6 ⭕ Are Ther✱e Other Tribes On Earth?
On her journey securing the escaped subordinate AI function Demeter, Aloy discovers the Quen near what used to be San Francisco. The Quen are a t🔜ribe that traveled from across the Great Sea to discover technology that could help save their lands. Since the Derangement, the Quen’s lands have quickly become unlivable. One of the Quen, Alva, uses an older versionಞ of a Focus, which allows her to read files from the ancient times but not everything that Aloy can access.
If the Quen are from what is probably Asia, what other tribes areꦐ around the planet? Given that the best form of travel is by ship like the Quen or by hijacking a machine, it might not be possible to explore other areas on Earth. It would be interesting to encounter different people from other parts of the world and hear their stories on how they’ve survived in this post apocalyptic world.
5 Will The Tenakth And Carja Finally Have Peace? 💮
Aloy’s venture into the Forbidden West almost never happened with the tensions between the Carja and the Tenakth. In years past, there was a massive war between the Carja and Tenakth called the Red R♈aiꦫds, where the Carja tried to wipe out the Tenakth and control the west. However, the Tenakth proved much more resilient than the Carja realized and were pushed back into Barren Light.
Before Aloy was a♎llowed to enter Tenakth land, there was an embassy between the two groups, though it ended in blood with Regalla attacking Barren Light. However, with Regalla dead by the end of the game, will the Carja and Tenakth finally have lasting peace? Chief Hekarro believes joint peace between them and the Carja would be universally beneficially, and with Aloy befriendi🍬ng many of the Tenakth, it would be foolish of the Carja to reject peace with them.
4 ಌ Can They Create More Clones? ✨
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When Aloy chased after Sylens into the Hades research facility and found a backup for Gaia, she also found a new enemy: Far Zenith. The ones who originally left planet Earth to find a new colony in the stars on the Odyssey and thought to have perished, actually found refuge on a planet in deep space called Sirius. Unfortunately for them, the planet experienced an unknown cataclysmic event that forced them to retreat back to Earth. Far Zenith aimed to secure the Gaia backup and create their own fresh start on Earth, but 𒈔the big surprise was who they had with them: another clone of Elisabet Sobeck.
Apparently, Far Zenith began develop꧃ing a clone of Elisabet on the voyage back to Earth to use to activate Gaia’s functions. If they were able to create a clone of Elisabet, can Aloy or anyone else create other clones? We don’t know what technology is still salvageable from the final battle or what exactly is on the spacecraft that Tilda planned to leave on. It’s possible that we could see more variants of people from the old times.
3 Why Didn’t Aloy R✨etrieve Apollo? 𝔉
When Aloy initially restores Gaia, the AI mentions how two subordinate AI functions are missing and their locations unknown: Apollo and Eleuthia. While those two aren’t necessary for Gaia to fix the planet’s current biosphere issues, Apollo was important in guiding the next generation of huma♏nity, as it contained all the information of the past.🍌 However, Ted Faro purged all records of Apollo because he didn’t want to be known as the cause of humanity’s initial downfall.
It’s revealed that F💝ar Zenith has the last known copy of Apollo, so there’s still a chance for Aloy and everyone to learn more in-depth info on the old world. Tilda tells Aloy that the spaceship she planned to leave Earth with contains Apollo, and after defeating Tilda, Sylens first said he was going to leave the planet with Apollo. When Aloy declines his offer, why doesn’t she ask about taking back Apollo? Luckily for her, Sylens decided to remain on Earth for some odd reason, but why would she be willing to let him take Apollo when the AI subordinate function would be key to humanity’s current deveꦍlopment?
2 Why Didn’t Sylens Tel🍒l Aloy The Truth?
Now, in Sylens’ defense, he’s right in saying Aloy doesn’t react well to facing insurmountable odds. If he had told her everything that he learned from Hades, she wouldn&rs🐷quo;t have been onboard with his plan in using Regalla a𒅌nd the Tenakth to fight Far Zenith. But as we know, Aloy’s plan ended up proving less costly and still achieved the same results, but that’s not what we’re questioning. Why wouldn’t Sylens tell Aloy the truth about Tilda when he found out she was working with her?
Sylens makes a comment to Aloy after joining forces that she should watch who she works with in regard to Tilda. Aloy takes the suggestion in stride, commenting that she’s been tric😼ked before by Sylens, and she secretly instructs Beta to access files to learn more about Tilda. But what’s the point of Sylens being coy about Tilda and not just blowing the lid off Nemesis? Aloy could’ve planned better knowing that Tilda had an ulterior motive, even though she had a gut feeling and still had something up her sleeve, but Sylens not telling Aloy seemed like an unwarranted risk.
1 How Did Fa𒅌r Zenith Try Fighting Nemesis?
First, what exactly is Nemesis? Tilda explained how it’s a collective of Far Zenith’s minds, but more specifically, the bad parts of their minds. She said that after trying to achieve digital immortality, the🌸y did not erase the experiment but kept it in containment. However, Nemesis became sentient and escaped captivity, and before anyone could realize how dire the situation was, Nemesis was on the cusp of destroying Sir🍸ius, so the few members of Far Zenith fled to Earth.
Tilda tells Aloy that Nemesis is unbeatable, and they have to keep running because once it arrives at Earth, it will destroy the planet. But how exactly is Nemesis unbeatable? What did Far Zenith try to defeat it? Of course, it might take more than some arrows or a robo T. Rex to take it down, but it would’ve been nice to know what failed for Far Zenith. Granted, there might be records somewhere in their facility that can detail their time on Sirius that can help 𒁏Aloy and her friends formulate a plan to try and stop Nemesis fromཧ destroying Earth.
