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However, while the main story from Zero Dawn really DOES have strong reveals which Forbidden West would spoil the enjoyment of, there is IMO nothing like that for Frozen Wilds to Forbidden West - if you play Forbidden West and then go back and play Frozen Wilds for the first time, there won't be any "holy -bleep-" moments that you find spoiled.
You could always just go play Frozen Wilds for a bit to get back into the swing of the Horizon games, even if you don't actually end up finishing that DLC. The engine and primary gameplay remains the same into Forbidden West, and the engine seems to merely have some upgrades with no change in how it feels. The equipment stats and skills do get a total revamp.
that is true and they have the best mods also ... and the best machine fights .
Yeah whilst I've no tthat long ago done a playthrough of Zero Dawn I am considering doing a back to back run later in the year of both games once Forbidden West is out. I am planning on playing Forbidden West when it drops as I'm just killing time waiting to do that atm. Currently playing the Mass Effect trilogy again atm while I wait