When Can You Fly Between Burning Shores?
If you’re new to Horizon Forbidden West and looking forward to flying between the different regions of the game, you might be wondering when you’ll be able to take to the skies. In this article, we’ll outline the key requirements and mechanics that govern flying between Burning Shores, the new region introduced in the game.
Why Can’t I Fly yet?
Before you start flying, you need to complete the main story up to a certain point. You cannot fly in Burning Shores until you’ve completed the Gemini main story mission. During this mission, Aloy receives a Sunwing override key, which allows you to unlock the ability to fly.
Level 50 Requirement
Before attempting to fly in Burning Shores, make sure that Aloy’s level has reached at least level 50. If you’re not yet level 50, focus on completing side quests and engaging in combat to gain enough experience points to level up.
Requirements for Flights
To unlock flight in Burning Shores, you’ll need to have the following requirements met:
- Completed the main story up to the Gemini mission
- At least level 50 with Aloy
- Have the Sunwing override key
When You Can Fly
Once you’ve met the requirements listed above, you can attempt to fly in Burning Shores. Here are the key steps to follow:
- Start the Wings of the Ten quest: This quest begins at the base of the Sunwing, located near the mountains.
- Choose to spare or kill Regalla: Make your choice to decide if Regalla will join your fight against the Zeniths.
- Join the fight against the Zeniths: You’ll be tasked with eliminating the Zeniths at their base.
The Benefits of Flying
Flyng in Burning Shores offers several benefits, including:
- Increased movement speed: Flying allows you to travel quickly and cover vast distances.
- New exploration opportunities: Discover new areas and secrets not accessible on foot.
- Enhanced combat abilities: Use your flight capabilities to gain an upper hand in combat.
Flight Mechanics
Here are a few key mechanics to keep in mind when flying:
- Wind resistance: Be aware of wind currents and turbulence, which can affect your flight path and speed.
- Crash landing: If your character fails to spot danger zones, you may experience a crash landing, resulting in damage to your character or equipment.
- Control: Use the controls effectively to navigate through the skies.
Conclusion
Flying in Burning Shores is a thrilling experience that opens up new possibilities for exploration and combat. By following these guidelines and meeting the key requirements, you’ll be able to take to the skies and enjoy the ultimate Horizon Forbidden West experience.