The Burning Shores was not the Aloy and Beta bonding segway game to prepare us for Horizon 3 that I was hoping for and Lego Horizon Adventures is for children. Even Kid Me would’ve thought it was too silly. I guess I’ll just wait for Horizon 3 and who knows, maybe they’ll give this blocked off area a chance. It would be good use of the map. With the Horizon map already so big and so many tribes occupying it, I doubt they wouldn’t use a big chunk of it for the final game instead of expanding the map a lot
I agree. I think we need a comic at least. There's so much story that needs to happen between games. Zo and Aloy need to go back to see Sona. We need to unite all the tribes. Aloy and Beta hardly know each other. The lego adventures is a totally out of character Aloy. It'll be fun but she'd never stay at a party, never mind enjoy a dance party.
@@PirateTVProductions Yes. Aloy didn’t go back to see Sona, she’s supposed to be near the Base helping Beta and Sylens prepare for Nemesis. I thought Burning Shores was going to be an errand run to get core components to boost the Base’s security system and GAIA against infiltration from AI. What would be great is a comic series focusing on each member of the GAIA gang besides Aloy and Beta telling their tribes to prepare for NEMESIS Zo’s journey to the Nora Lands to tell Sona about Varl and efforts to find ground with her mother-in-law, updates on the Varl’s baby included. Separately, Kotallo gathering a representative of each Tenakth clan for the 2nd Embassy, and Erend meeting with the Oseram in Las Vegas and then heading to the Claim to literally beat some sense into the Ealdermen, then him going all the way to Sun King Avad to report to him everything. Maybe Guerilla’s plan is to put all of that into the 3rd game, but it’ll be difficult to squeeze in all that storytelling without making it feel rushed. As for Aloy being so out of character in Lego Horizon Adventures, I think some people at Guerilla are a little too obsessed with Ashly Burch as a person. They forget that Aloy’s only performed by Ashly, but her face, body, even her expressions are pulled from her face & body model, Hannah, who is an actress herself. Ashly’s personality is bubbly and silly, so a lot of her characters are like that too. She mentioned before that Aloy is very different, even in vocal range, from her personally and so she has to really concentrate to perform Aloy Aloy is not silly and loud. Even if she hadn’t been shunned by everyone, she’s more quiet and grown up than a lot of people around her and she was made that way because she’s great for the complex and dark story she’s leading. How can you expect the audience to take your serious story seriously if the main character keeps goofing off? If you look at her actress, her sharp eyebrows make her look like she’s taking the camera head-on. She was probably picked because of her steady, almost no-nonsense gaze
Could be. Aloy is a lot like 2 characters I've seen in other games. Veronica from fallout new vegas, who is a brotherhood outcast, and Chloe Price from life is strange. Ashly does a similar voice for Chloe. They're both smart sarcastic characters, but she's angrier than Aloy. Lego did the same character change with batman. Ashly played batman on her show years ago too. Maybe they'll go the same way.
@@PirateTVProductions Oh yeah, I forgot about Chloe. Ashly is really good at characters that have strong emotions like bubbly or very angsty. Aloy is closer to angsty than bubbly, but she’s still not like Chloe. I think any actress would find it challenging to play Aloy. Aloy was made just right and i think that’s why Lego Aloy feels so off. Batman Lego doesn’t bother me, but Lego Aloy does
