If this still isn’t enough, you can switch it to off, entirely. You can only hear the few lines so many times before it gets annoying.
It’s not that the interactions between Frey and Cuff are “Bad” per say, it’s more that they just didn’t record enough voice lines for such a large, open-world experience. Switch this to low if you want to keep your sanity. In the “Accessibility Settings” there’s a a section in the middle called “Cuff Settings”, and within that, “Cuff Chat Frequency”. While most of these are almost nailed on, borderline definitive settings you’ll need to change, there are one or two that are subjective, so have a play with our best settings and see how you get on. So changing some options and getting Forspoken best settings dialled in means you might enjoy it more than you otherwise could. In fact, we’d go so far as to say some of these should be defaults, but they aren’t. You see, there is a lot of game here, and we think a few people may bounce off this game quite quickly if not for some tweaks. Rather than delve into the menus we’ve solved it for you. Forspoken has a lot going on, with enormous amounts of side-quests, story moments, and mechanics to understand, but nailing the best settings will mean you enjoy it more.
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