Do You Know! You can turn off Frey & Cuff's humor in Forspoken

Forspoken's sarcastic comedy has proven to be extremely polarizing even after reviews for the movie started to fall. You can change the amount of speech Frey and Cuff have in the game's options, though, if that witty banter leaking into the action is keeping you from purchasing Forspoken. Frey and Cuff frequently discuss what they see and other events from their experience as they travel Athia. Additionally, Cuff will provide aural cues throughout combat situations that spontaneously occur in the open environment. Of course, these aren't all just facts because Cuff and Frey will make jokes about what's happening or extol their abilities. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1800"] Forspoken's Cuff Could be Frey's Jarvis[/caption] Photo Credit: Game Rant Stop Forspoken and go to the Settings Menu's Accessibility Settings tab if all of this is too much for you. There are a lot of accessibility choices available in Forspoken, some of them are related to Cuff's gameplay aspects. You can change the Cuff Chat Frequency setting by swiping down from the Accessibility Settings tab's Cuff Settings section. Change how frequently Frey and Cuff converse, according on the option's description. The "minimum" setting means that you will only hear conversation that is necessary to move the plot forward. To alter how frequently Frey and Cuff converse with one another, you can set Cuff Chat Frequency to minimal, low, default, or high. Picking high will start witty conversation virtually whenever the occasion arises, while choosing low will only trigger dialogue during crucial combat circumstances or when you initially enter a new location. You should skip the game's cutscenes and reduce Cuff Chat Frequency if you really can't stand Frey and Cuff. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] Forspoken Tips And Tricks For New Players - GameSpot[/caption] Photo Credit: GameSpot With any luck, adjusting Cuff Chat Frequency will make the game a little more tolerable or enjoyable for you. Forspoken debuts on January 24 for PlayStation 5 and PC.