Replaying Horizon Zero Dawn again. Aloy is more violent against humans than I remember the 1st time round.
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I think one of the messages of the game is that Aloy actually has a stronger relationship with the machines than she does with humans. I’m kind of hoping the new game dives deeper into that concept, and maybe gives us some actual choices to make.
If your only fighting knowledge was against a trex with heavy artillery your probably not going to be soft on people
It’s okay, they have masks on.
You can kill unlimited minions without any kind of karmic hit if they have masks on.
Right, Luke Skywalker?