There’s nothing mutually exclusive about these categories, and there are useful (and important) skills in each. Generally, prowler skills tend to be sneaky, brave skills focus on hitting things with other things, forager skills focus on finding things, and traveler skills focus on gathering resources. There are three categories of skills in Horizon Zero Dawn’s main game - prowler, brave and forager - and one more added by The Frozen Wild DLC - traveler. Which skills should I buy first? The four skill trees. The only thing you have to worry about is spending your skill points. When you hit the required XP, your level goes up, your max HP increases, and you earn a skill point automatically. That said, the short answer to “How do I level up in Horizon Zero Dawn?” is “Don’t worry about it.” You earn XP by completing quests (and side quests and errands and hunting ground trials and so on) and hunting (both animals and machines), then that XP turns into levels. Horizon Zero Dawn has a lot of the hallmarks of any other action role-playing game - experience points, damage types, skill trees, and so on - but the vast majority of the RPG paperwork takes place behind the scenes. How do I level up? Earning enough XP to level up gives you rewards - and no paperwork to do. Across the screen in the bottom right is your currently equipped weapon and how much ammunition you have for it. Pressing down will use whatever is in the middle at the time. Left and right cycle through your other items - things like potions and traps. Up on the D-pad will always use your medicine pouch. The item shortcuts in the bottom left corner work a little different than you’re probably used to. You can usually ignore it, but it’s nice to have because you’re going to be picking up stuff constantly and you’ll stop paying attention. Above your item shortcuts in the bottom left, there’s history of the stuff you’ve recently picked up. The icon will turn red if you’re out of room in your inventory for that type of material. Things you can pick up will be flagged with their own icons - different types of materials have different icons and the color of the icon indicates the rarity of the material. There’s stuff to pick up in Horizon Zero Dawn everywhere. If you have an active quest, you’ll see an icon indicating where you need to go next. The gauge fills as you earn experience until you level up. If you played any Skyrim, you know how this works. The parentheses around the eye indicate how much noise you’re making. It’s pretty straightforward - an open eye means you’re visible and a closed eye means you’re hidden. It’s mostly just a compass, but you will see icons for nearby points of interest as well.
If you have an active quest (or side quest or errand or job or … look: there’s a lot to do in Horizon Zero Dawn), information will appear here about that quest, your next step(s), and its current status. There are potions that will refill your health, but only foraging plants will refill your medicine pouch. This mechanic takes a second to understand - you can refill your health from your medicine pouch and you refill your medicine pouch by collecting medicinal plants.
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In the top left, you’ll see your health bar and medicine pouch - with your current health in red with how full your medicine pouch is beneath that in green. Horizon Zero Dawn’s HUD is familiar, and full of information. You’ll eventually sort through your ever-expanding to-do list and get much better at inventory management, but we’re here to help you through your first few hours to get you there quicker.Įverything about your HUD in Horizon Zero Dawn is probably familiar to you if you’ve played any other action RPG, but there’s just a lot of information being presented here, so let’s break it down. Horizon Zero Dawn does a fantastic job of easing you into its grand adventure, but it’s still easy to get distracted in the blizzard of side quests and shiny items that fill its post-post-apocalyptic world.
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