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COOLEST LOOKING DYING LIGHT WEAPONS HOW TO

To change your armour, enter your inventory menu.

COOLEST LOOKING DYING LIGHT WEAPONS HOW TO

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However, the further you get into the story, the more likely it is that you will pick up high-tier armour without breaking into a box. Early in the game, some of the best pieces can only be found inside locked GRE Crates. Often, armour pieces can be found within large chests or locked crates. The easiest way to get armour is to take your time to explore buildings and small areas of the map. The best armour can often be found in locked GRE crates. However, if you prefer using melee weapons and getting caught in the thick of it during a fight, you may want to focus on the other three classes. This means that if you like engaging in battles from a distance and you prefer sneaking past enemies, this is the class for you. The Ranger class focuses on using Ranged Weapons (such as Bows) and stealth.

Having at least one piece of Brawler armour equipped is beneficial as it can boost your damage, even if it's only slightly. Aside from that, this class doesn't offer many benefits when you compare it to the other three.

The Brawler class specialises in dealing damage with 1H weapons (the ones you'll find most often in Villedor). Also, this class is a good one to mix in with the Medic class as they compliment each other. These are a great class for those of you who like diving head-first into the chaos of you vs ten different enemies. Tanks specialise in using 2H weapons (they are slower but can deal a lot of damage at once) and Tanks can take a lot of damage. This is a great class for beginners as it enhances your chances of survival by boosting your healing abilities and combat abilities. The Medic class focuses on being efficient healers and they focus on Parkour Combat. If you do this, we still recommend using Artifact Pieces as they will always be the most beneficial. However, you can choose different gear pieces from different classes if you want to. Howlers, Goons, Banshees, Bolters and more are part of the hordes of zombies coming for you on your travels, and the human enemies are a little more varied with considerably better motivations beyond being evil for evil’s sake, as is the case in the first Dying Light.The boost that you get across several different areas is why we recommend focusing on the Medic class for your first playthrough.

The volatiles return from the first game, this time joined by some transformed infected that can prove irritating if not death with quickly and correctly. Dying Light 2 does the same as a lot of zombie games before it, with their own version of the Boomer making an appearance, but this is more or less where the comparisons end. Zombie video games have had a long problem of trying to find new and exciting variants to their standard set of enemies, and unfortunately ever since Left 4 Dead, every game has come up wanting. With the game being fifteen years into the zombie apocalypse it also works in-universe, as arguably all the guns would have been used early on, and now the survivors have to go back to basics, with bows and arrows and hastily made improvised weapons. There’s no blasting your way out of a horde, and the danger of being overrun and outnumbered regularly presents itself. Dying Light 2 features zero guns, and the game works better for it. Whilst rare, the guns are all overpowered, clumsy and just plain awkward to use. The first game had a range of melee weapons and a select few guns. Dying Light 2 took a huge chance with its weapons, or rather, lack there of, but thankfully it paid off.