Dying Light 2: Reloaded Edition News

Dying Light 2 Inhibitor locations: upgrade health and stamina

Looking for inhibitor locations in Dying Light 2? If you want to survive in the city of Villedor, you're going to need to upgrade your health and stamina bars right away. These upgrades drastically improve your survivability, allowing you to withstand tougher foes and spend more time swinging your weapon or climbing tall buildings. Inhibitors are the key to improving your physical stats, but they can be tricky to find if you don't know what to look for.

Most of the inhibitors you find in Dying Light 2 are tucked away in the corners of buildings, so you've got to stay alert as you hunt these items down. Inhibitors are typically found in GRE Crates, but they can also appear outside these containers in rare circumstances. GRE Anomalies also drop inhibitors, but you may want to avoid these boss fights in the early game as they can be difficult.

Permanently upgrading either your health or stamina requires three inhibitors. Upgrading either of these stats also improves your immunity, giving you more time to explore without having to rely on immunity boosters. Here's everything you need to find every inhibitor in Dying Light 2.

Read the rest of the story...

Dying Light 2 Stay Human is out and works well on Linux

Dying Light 2 will be easily one of the biggest releases this year and the good news is that it works on Linux without any messing around.

Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/02/dying-light-2-stay-human-is-out-and-works-well-on-linux

Dying Light 2 Stay Human is live! Day One Patch information

Dear gamers,
Dying Light 2 Stay Human is now available for everyone to explore after being in development for seven years. For the past months, we were polishing and improving the game to make it ready for launch day. More than a thousand fixes and tweaks were implemented onto the PC builds since the media review process started. Below, you will find a snapshot of these improvements.

We can’t wait to hear what you, our gamers, think about the Dying Light 2 Stay Human. This is only the beginning—as mentioned, we have at least five years of support ahead of us.

On behalf of all People Of Techland,
Thank you for supporting us!

FIXES for PATCH DAY1:

Fixed the Broadcast infinite respawn story block
Fix for dialogues that block story progression
Re-signing to the coop session doesn't fail in case the user is logged in
Fixed crash when handling electrical parts to Carlos in Bazaar
Fixed problems with temporarily lowering the difficulty level - improved adaptive difficulty for AIs
Fixed crash caused by background renderer during the transition between menu and loading screens
Increased Wwise overall memory limit - fix for missing sounds and voice-over
Resolved problems with objects and AI sinking into the ground on a flat surface.
DLSS enabled. Improved default DLSS sharpness.
Fix for AI sometimes freezing/becoming immortal when the owner changes during death
Fixed the gamepad isn't detected by the game before any movement or action will be conducted using a keyboard or mouse
Added protection against potential crashes.
Updates for ES, CH; DE intro.
Added missing game actions fixing the game's unresponsiveness.
Fixed streamer mode option that (was not working properly).
Fixed crash on opening the secondary screen.
Fixed disconnecting coop sessions after a certain amount of time.

And many more…

Play Dying Light 2 with ray tracing using Nvidia GeForce Now RTX 3080

Dying Light 2's release date is upon us, and Nvidia just announced that the survival horror RPG is coming to GeForce Now. While the game's ray tracing elements demand a lot from gaming PCs, the streaming service gives RTX 3080 members a chance to enhance Techland's apocalyptic sequel without owning one of the green team's best graphics card.

One of Dying Light 2's key mechanics is its dynamic day-night cycle, which uses ray tracing to hammer home its ever-changing cityscapes. Of course, not everyone has a GPU that's capable of such feats, and Techland's RT system requirements recommend an RTX 3080 for 1080p 60fps gameplay.

It's worth noting that you'll need a reliable internet connection to use GeForce Now, but the cloud service could help fans experience everything Dying Light 2 has to offer. In an Nvidia blog post, Techland's rendering director, Tomasz Szałkowski, says that players can experience the game "exactly as intended with the RTX 3080 membership, even when playing on underpowered devices."

Read the rest of the story...

How long is Dying Light 2?

How long is Dying Light 2? We get it, your time is precious. You want to make sure you're not going to be stuck playing a game for longer than you feel comfortable. Given some of the recent discourse around Techland's new parkour zombie game you may also be worried that Dying Light 2 is too long.

At the start of January, developer Techland claimed that Dying Light 2 would take 500 hours to complete. This is five times bigger than when the studio last spoke up on this issue when it claimed the game would take 100 hours to finish back in 2019.

The studio later clarified in a tweet that the 500 hours comment related to the "time needed to max out the game with all main and side quests, choices, and endings, checking every place on the map, every dialogue, and finding every collectible". Assuming you're not bothered about all that, the main story can actually be completed in around 20 hours.

Read the rest of the story...