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You confuse a lot. The 'Elite Gamer' joke post is from another user, it's :-:, not me
You are indeed either blind or want to be a completely ignorant jerk... is that not clear enough???????
I really don't give a ♥♥♥♥ one way or another how someone else chooses to play a game. The fact is the difficulty slider is there because this game is designed to accommodate every person regardless of how skilled they are. It's also impossible to tell which difficulty will suit which person because Horizon is a relativity new IP. UH could mean anything from impossible to moderately strenuous. The only way to find out is to start it and the slider is there for people who want to progress more then they want to be challenged by UH settings. No water off my back, more power to them. Even more so since it's a single player game.
Not to mention there's a grace period for difficulty sliders. Anything within like 30-40 minutes, as far as Horizon is concerned, is fair game. Basically right outside the Embrace, and before the proving, when you're running around fighting Watchers and Striders.
Just because the challenge is fun to us doesn't mean it's for everybody.
The purpose of my point on a New Game run was that if you lowered difficulty from Ultra Hard at any point and then switched it back, you cannot claim that you beat New Game on Ultra Hard. If someone finds it too hard and wants to scale it down, its their choice and thats fine with me. Just don't make a false claim about beating it on Ultra Hard when the difficulty was not sustained from start to finish.
A perfect example of this is Mafia Definitive Edition's Made Man achievement where you have to beat the game on Classic difficulty. There are 2 really difficult parts which people seem to struggle with and end up lowering difficulty just for that. The moment you change difficulty, the achievement is voided and will not unlock even if you switch it back to Classic the rest of the time and finish the story.
Oh, done that too on my first play! Can I brag a bit that I never player original Mafia, yet completed that famous race within 1hr attempt XD
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Ahem, ok, back to highest difficulties... Mafia and Horizon are lame in terms of changes of their highest difficulty. Looking behind now, I realize that I wanted more. Explaining.
Take Batman series for example. Its games also had NG+ achievement. What differs that from HZD? Minimal HUD info i.e. enemies blue/red attack signs, which were on the first play, aren't there.
Another example is Call of Juarez Gunslinger. Its True West difficulty removes all HUD, including crosshair. No aim aid with revolver gun fights! Isn't that a challenge we wanted in HZD?
Imagine a proper NG+ difficulty where Aloy has no crosshair at all! No warnings (?) (!) (✪) when machines attack. All HZD NG+ does is boosts enemies health and damage. Meh.
I dont think there is any difference between NG UH and NG+ UH as far as the enemies are concerned. Its just far easier for the player on NG+
That's how I did HZD on UH on NG actually, no HUD at all, except cross hair. People should take this into account for bragging rights.
So yes, I switched to lower difficulties for boss fights, but ALL the rest was on UH without HUD!
I believe this ranks me higher than those 'indicator kiddies'...uh oh...machine has seen me, look at the indicator...uh oh...health of machine is almost zero....thank you for telling me, indicator. Just pathetic
The fact that you switched difficulty indicates that you failed the UH challenge. Plain and simple. And on UH you dont see any health bars for enemies even with HUD.
Touche
To increase difficulty beyond UH on New Game,
Don't spend skill points. Just let them accumulate.
Don't wear any armor that increase stats or allow for mods
Don't attach mods to weapons or armor.
Don't use crafting to upgrade satchels
Don't upgrade the spear to override more machines
Don't purchase maps at merchants
Don't override machines to ride
Don't use fast travel
what else?
lol nice!
The "I didn't crouch one time in a playthrough" Achievement. lol
Only craft one arrow at a time.
Max ammo is 1.
For the very first time playing the game straight on UH, you definitely do not want to add extra handicaps unless you have already played through the entire thing and know every quest inside out.