The very same вЂњFrostfiguresвЂќ mountain you climb during the DLC mission вЂњFor the WerakвЂќ, except itвЂ™s the side that Aratak climbs.Д¬limbing the mountain is similar to one of the Banuk climbing trials where you would find a Banuk Artifact, except bigger, longer and a little bit more confusing. You will find this bronze-coloured pigment in a small black rock at the very top of a mountain in the center of the Cut. Set 2 вЂ“ Pigment 2 вЂ“ Medium CrystalДЇar up in the northeastern reaches of the Cut, north of the Stone Yield Bandit Camp, you can find this pigment in a small black rock along a cliff-side path. The exact location is in a clearing northeast of the Frostfigures Tallneck. This overlook has a brightly lit cave running underneath it which can help you to find it. This mossy green pigment can be found in a small black rock by a tree on a ledge overlooking a group of lancehorns.

Near one of the larger geysers, you will find this red pigment in a tall rock formation which is oozing a bronze-ish colour. Advertisements Set 1 вЂ“ Pigment 3 вЂ“ Dark SaltД®ast of the merchant вЂњEnjukвЂќ вЂ“ who collects the Animal Figurines вЂ“ there are hot springs where youвЂ™ll find a few geysers. ItвЂ™s probably best to clear out the camp before you attempt to collect this pigment. This pigment can be found inside a tall leaky rock at the top of some muddy pools in the Stone Yield bandit camp which is northwest of Longnotch. This pigment can be found inside a tall leaky rock near the pool where the Banuk dye their clothes, just slightly north of SongвЂ™s Edge, near Kamut, the NPC who gives you the ability to modify your spear. There are just 9 to find and they can be tracked via the вЂњCollectablesвЂќ section of the вЂњNotebookвЂќ tab in the touchpad menu. You will see the familiar purple item indicator above the object and therefore be able to search it. TheyвЂ™re hidden throughout the Cut in different rocks of which there are three variants. Pigments are resources used to create vibrant colours which the Banuk use for their paintings. So, you have a choice, play the game as intended and use a small amount of resources to purchase maps from merchants, or use the guide below. There is a Bluegleam Merchant at the campfire north of SongвЂ™s Edge who will sell maps revealing the locations of Pigments and Animal Figurines on your in-game map in the вЂњSpecial ItemsвЂќ section of his store. Power Cells can be found in the вЂњSpecial ItemsвЂќ section of the вЂњInventoryвЂќ tab, which also keeps track of quest items youвЂ™re carrying. I hope more games had DLC's that add so more to the base game.Where to Find all Pigments and Animal Figurines in Horizon Zero Dawn: The Frozen Wilds for PlayStation 4ДЄdvertisements This sub-guide is a branch of the main Horizon Zero Dawn Trophy Guide.ДЄll of these collectables can be tracked via the вЂњCollectablesвЂќ section of the вЂњNotebookвЂќ tab in the touchpad menu. And after completing it 100% and spending more than 20 hours to do so, I can recommend it. If you like the base game, you are going to like the DLC as well. All the characters are stupid and powerless when opposed to Alloy and it just feels awkward. The whole Banuk tribe treats you like a god after a couple of kills. A second thing would be story and character design that seems just naive. When the game asked me to kill 6 Fireclaws I changed the difficulty because the hunt felt more like work than a challenge. How did they achieve that? By making the new monsters that are sponges for arrows. Aloy is a little overpowered at the end of the game so they had to make it even. I still gave it a lower score than the base game. And I think the graphics are even better than in the base game. Side quests are overall a better experience (especially the one with the sunken cave). Almost every side-quest has now some sort of twist that makes it unique. People just walking around made it look just better. There are many things done better than in the base game and many things done worse. Let's look at the good A very good DLC to a great game.

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