That said, parkour and hand-to-hand combat aren’t your only option for completing challenges because … Stealth is always an option Treat that as a recommendation for your level when you tackle them - zombies at the same level as you will present a real challenge and can overwhelm you fast, so anything higher becomes deadly fast. Quests and other activities on the map (and the enemies you encounter there) have a level in the upper left corner. Hovering over a map icon will show you the recommended level for that activity. Your level affects the gear your scavenge or buy, so it’s a good gauge of how much damage you can take or deal out. And it also means there’s a huge difference between level 1 and level 2. Considering that we beat the game at level 6 after about 50 hours, it’s safe to say that leveling up is slow.
Your character’s level reflects the XP you’ve earned toward parkour and combat skills, the activities around the city you’ve accomplished, and your overall progress. Meet the game on its own timeline.Īnd above all else, get your stats up because … Respect the level recommendations Everything will go smoother if you embrace that and take your time. Mechanics like the paraglider or even a ranged weapon won’t be introduced for dozens of hours.
And even when the city of Old Villedor opens up, you’ll be restricted by your level and too-low stamina, and you won’t have many activities to choose from.Īs frenetic as navigating the city with your parkour skills is, everything else about Dying Light 2 is much more considered. Even after a lengthy introduction-slash-tutorial, you’ll be on rails for a while. In this Dying Light 2 beginner’s guide, we’ll help you get started parkouring and dropkicking zombies faster with tips and tricks we’ve learned from our many hours with the game. Dying Light 2 is an expansive open-world game with countless activities and quests and challenges to take on as you explore the city of Old Villedor.
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