Treat these moonlit escapades as high-risk, high-reward. Likewise, there's also certain locations and buildings that are actually safer at night, as all the infected are out on the street, leaving you able to find Inhibitors, loot, and special crafting supplies. For starters, any parkour or combat experience you gain during this time is significantly increased, though you have to survive either until dawn or to a safehouse to bank this XP (get killed and you'll lose that bonus). There are benefits to running after dark though. Chases get more intense over time, until the armoured Volatiles themselves join in and put you in serious peril.
#Dying light walkthrough tips full#
Not only does your infection mean you have limited time in the dark, forcing you to either find UV lights or take regular medication, but the streets are full of Howlers, special infected who scream when they see you and trigger a chase - dozens of infected who rapidly pursue you until you either successfully hide or find a safe zone. I will touch on what to do if someone does accidentally get disconnected.Īlright, I think that about sums up all the tips I have.Though not as overtly lethal as the previous game, nighttime exploration in Dying Light 2 is still significantly more perilous than exploring under the sun. Otherwise, it will take much longer to complete the 5 quests, and due to this support, you will have a greater chance of someone being disconnected from the game. I will tell you the five quests I save on the story walkthrough, side mission page, and on the multiplayer page to emphasize the importance of saving these quests. Be sure to do exactly as I say to make this achievement as quick and painless as possible. I highly recommend doing this on a second play through, as the quests I have marked are early in the game and will inhibit you from doing future side quests along the quests timeline.
One of the achievements is completing 5 quests as the same group of 4 players. One last suggestion, make sure to check out the multiplayer page. On the side mission page, i will have a more detailed description of each side quest (location of where quest is given, who gives the quest, any supplies needed for the quest, where said supplies can be found, and location the quest wants you to go). I will tell you exactly when I start the quest, where I have to go, and where i complete it.
Last thoughts: For the side missions, I will incorporate each side mission into the story walkthrough, when it becomes available, where it's at, etc. I will note the last mission of the story, which is where you should have all the side missions and collectibles done. It will make it alot easier to go from the story to the DLC packs, instead of finishing the story, continuing the story to finish up anything you left over, then going to the DLC. However, I advise completing all of the side missions and collectibles BEFORE finishing the story. This means that even though you complete the story, you are able to go back in and finish up any side missions or pick up left over collectibles. But to begin with, I HIGHLY ADVISE NOT TO GO OUT.įinally, ONCE DONE WITH THE STORY, YOU ARE ABLE TO CONTINUE EXPLORING. However, once you get enough experience with the game and have leveled up a bit, it will be alot easier to survive nighttime adventures. Your safe house may not ever see you again if you do. I will put in points in which you have to go out at night in order to complete certain side quests.
If you don't end up getting them before the end of the story (which is highly unlikely), I will touch on them in the miscellaneous page.Īnd, MAKE SURE TO MAKE IT TO A SAFE ZONE BEFORE NIGHT! Night time is when all the scary monsters come out, and you don't want to be caught out in the middle of them. Next, DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE CUMULATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS! The achievements for climbing 8,848 meters and running 42.195 will come with time. When it comes to The Following DLC, wait until you finish the story, as it contains a few spoilers related to the story, and it will make much more sense after you finish the story. Besides, you can't access the Bozak's Horde or the rest of the parkour challenges until you reach old town, which is the second half of the story. First of all, Bozak's Horde and the parkour challenges require immense skill, and will be made a million times easier once you level up and acquire more skills and abilities. START WITH THE MAIN STORY! Don't try to tackle any of DLC first.
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