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+ | '''Freaker 'Hordes'''' are a significant hazard in ''[[Days Gone]]''.[[File:27045715394_c13f1852e2_h-1024x576.jpg|thumb|392px|Hordes travel together to overwhelm their prey.]] |
| + | Hordes are derived of Freakers, particularly the Swarmer archetype. The number of hordes that has been revealed is 40 or so throughout the world, varying around 100 freakers to well over 500 or more each. They behave as a uniformed group would, doing just about everything together. This includes eating, drinking, sleeping and attacking. Most members of a horde will be inactive during the day (unless you disturb them), usually hibernating in a cave, structure or any dark location large enough to sustain their numbers. During the night is when the horde ventures out to feed, usually in a mass grave site, and drink from a nearby water source. These behavieral patterns allow the player to observe the particular horde, because each one is in a different enviorment and will act in their own way, so it is best to stratigize before attempting to evade or eliminate the threat it poses. Destroying a horde will make a region or certain area of land much safer to traverse, so it is wise to eliminate them if it can be done, though avoiding them is a good option too. |
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| − | Hordes work like a pack that eat, move and attack as a group. |
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| + | At the current time, it is unknown if there is any variation in what kind of freakers are in a horde, however it would be logical that a Screamer, or two, would be in one. |
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Revision as of 00:02, 15 April 2019
Freaker 'Hordes' are a significant hazard in Days Gone.
Hordes travel together to overwhelm their prey.
Hordes are derived of Freakers, particularly the Swarmer archetype. The number of hordes that has been revealed is 40 or so throughout the world, varying around 100 freakers to well over 500 or more each. They behave as a uniformed group would, doing just about everything together. This includes eating, drinking, sleeping and attacking. Most members of a horde will be inactive during the day (unless you disturb them), usually hibernating in a cave, structure or any dark location large enough to sustain their numbers. During the night is when the horde ventures out to feed, usually in a mass grave site, and drink from a nearby water source. These behavieral patterns allow the player to observe the particular horde, because each one is in a different enviorment and will act in their own way, so it is best to stratigize before attempting to evade or eliminate the threat it poses. Destroying a horde will make a region or certain area of land much safer to traverse, so it is wise to eliminate them if it can be done, though avoiding them is a good option too.
At the current time, it is unknown if there is any variation in what kind of freakers are in a horde, however it would be logical that a Screamer, or two, would be in one.