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Didn't think of that. Now I played the dlc and have just as good if not better legendary bows anyway.
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Didn't think of that. Now I played the dlc and have just as good if not better legendary bows anyway.
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Just "finished" the main game.
Despite the many hours it took me, I didn't actually do any of the pit challenges, or any of the Arena fights. I may go back and do those at some point.
I haven't come across any way to start the DLC within the main game so assume it must come afterwards. I guess I'll find out now.
Edit; I didn't do any of the Hunting Ground trials either.
Despite the many hours it took me, I didn't actually do any of the pit challenges, or any of the Arena fights. I may go back and do those at some point.
I haven't come across any way to start the DLC within the main game so assume it must come afterwards. I guess I'll find out now.
Edit; I didn't do any of the Hunting Ground trials either.
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Burning shores can only be started after completion of the main game quests.
i did them all on easy - not too difficult. As you said i can't be arsed waiting for the tokens.
That being said, there are now a load of rare resources i need to far to upgrade what i have
I foresee a lot of tideripper fights
I haven't done any of the pits, arenas or trials either. Not really content I enjoy. I did rinse as many other side quests as possible though.
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Just realised I only did one Gauntlet run too. What the heck was I doing? 
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i did them all on easy - not too difficult. As you said i can't be arsed waiting for the tokens.
That being said, there are now a load of rare resources i need to far to upgrade what i have
I foresee a lot of tideripper fights
Ive just blasted through them all and got them out the way. Think I'll probably stick easy loot on strictly for upgrading equipment like these bows too
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That's a shame. I admit I've swung back and forth with this one and wasn't as hooked as I was on Zero Dawn but it's worth sticking with IMO.
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Completed Burning Shores too now. 180 hours for the main game and DLC.
As above, Forbidden West didn't grab me in the same way as ZD and seemed over-complicated in places for me. Skills/Valor and melee fighting combinations in particular. Thankfully, they are not essential for completing the quests. Completing the trials becomes pretty tedious. I know you can either ignore them or drop difficulty down but that just leaves me with a feeling of inadequacy.
As above, Forbidden West didn't grab me in the same way as ZD and seemed over-complicated in places for me. Skills/Valor and melee fighting combinations in particular. Thankfully, they are not essential for completing the quests. Completing the trials becomes pretty tedious. I know you can either ignore them or drop difficulty down but that just leaves me with a feeling of inadequacy.
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Completed Burning Shores too now. 180 hours for the main game and DLC.
As above, Forbidden West didn't grab me in the same way as ZD and seemed over-complicated in places for me. Skills/Valor and melee fighting combinations in particular. Thankfully, they are not essential for completing the quests. Completing the trials becomes pretty tedious. I know you can either ignore them or drop difficulty down but that just leaves me with a feeling of inadequacy.
Wow. I think I spent less than half that time. But yeah, I agree HZD is a better game.
I was going to leave it installed to do the rest of the stuff. But I find I do better and enjoy more concentrating one main game at a time. So uninstalled it and now playing BG3.
Will defo install it again at some point to play some more and finish some left over stuff.