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There are different hordes of different sizes and strengths. So try your luck.
But at lv 2 you better should avoid them, since youve simply not enough good gear yet.
Follow the quests and side quests. You'll get new wespons and receipts that way.
I wouldn't start hunting hordes before you get your first horde mission by the storyline.
It was definitely too early to take a horde on and they scared the hell out of me too. But I figured with the water tower nearby I could give it a go. I tried it on the NERO building roof first, but quickly found out they can easily climb up there lol.
I passed the game recently and hordes became fun to take down. Much easier with better weapons and evolved tactics. That horde is only 50 freakers. Just wait... some of the later ones are 300+
Damn, Just encountered a horde again in a cave and got totally iced. LOL. Oh boy, this game really scares me. Nice though, not many games do.
Well, I just mean instead of blindly stabbing at them, instead to strategize a bit before engaging. Like, is there a safe spot nearby to engage them from? There often is. Also, once you can make cool things like attractors and napalm, you can draw them to a spot and take out large numbers at a time. Or, you can do drive-bys on your bike while shooting them and drawing them out, get off and take out a bunch of them, jump back on etc. There's a lot of cool ways to engage them and take them out. Enjoy!
the higher the stopping power the more they fall to the ground, stagger or slightly stunned.
Hehe, great advice! I'm already starting to think more strategically about engaging single freaks or small groups. It's great that a game does this. I'm a big Fallout and Witcher fan. And to be honest, I never got scared in these games. But Days Gone seems to take it up one notch. That's really great!
Thanks for your advice! I'll keep away from hordes now and just follow the quests. MG45 or MG55 aren't within reach for me right now.
One of the few minor gripes on such a great, profitable and underrated game.
Just play the story, the game will introduce every new mechanic through story progression
Man! This was disappointing to read! It revealed that this is just a game, that can be cheesed like any other game.
I hadn't played new AAA games for a few years, and I was hoping that gameplay might have advanced somewhat.
That's good to hear. To clarify, It was just disappointing that such a classic enemy-avoidance cheese such as Jumping on Rock or Climbing on Ladder is still part of modern gameplay.
This is a game released in 2019, intended for release in 2018 originally, it isn't new at all. In fact most of the mechanics of game play are rehashed from other games from around then. It's still a good game, imho, but there's nothing particularly new and it's all old hat now.
Wait --- I mean, that's a good thing, but...
When I said I hadn't played AAA games lately, I really mean that I haven't played a AAA game since 2017.
But at any rate, are you saying that AAA games have finally got serious about gameplay again? What AAA games would you say are the best PC games of the last ~5 years?