Horizon Forbidden West Trick: Horizon Forbidden West improved game traversal. The shielding glider is a useful item Aloy acquires early in the game. It may use to smoothly glide down steep mountains and structures and as a fighting element in certain situations.
Unintentionally, a child playing Horizon Forbidden West discovered a nice method that lets Aloy “fly” much earlier than planned. The 11-year-old player decides to run into a dust devil while rushing through the desert around the Tenakth town of Scalding Spear.
Rather than listening to Aloy’s usual protest when approached, the player runs, leaping into the swirling whirlwind.
Surprisingly, the dust devil lifts Aloy higher, causing an updraft.
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But this is one of those times when developers put handy game functions in the hands of inventive Horizon fans. Heat rises swiftly through colder, low-pressure air, causing a dust devil. The video’s comments likewise marvel at the discovery as one of those things that shouldn’t work but do.
Some fans claim they did the same. However, the majority commented that they astonished by the video.
Using a tornado to “fly” is risky. Using a dust devil to fly is unintentionally cool but limiting and impractical.
Trying to stay close to the vortex can easily lead to a conflict with one of the larger machines in the area, such as Thunderjaw, Slitherfang, or a Rockbreaker. Also, dust devils only design to be used as set dressing and not as a means of flight in video games.
Aloy, the game’s protagonist, will be able to fly on a machine later in the game. The HUD keeps them from getting there, but when they do, this 11-year-old will undoubtedly soar and marvel at what Guerilla Games has made possible in Horizon Forbidden West.
Horizon Forbidden West is out now on PS4 and PS5.
