Dying Light 2: Reloaded Edition News

Dying Light 2's first free DLC has been revealed

Techland has unveiled the first free DLC coming up for its recently released zombie sandbox game, Dying Light 2. We already know the game's getting at least five years of post-launch support with "new stories, locations, in-game events, and all the fun stuff you love" - and now the first goodies in that pipeline have been revealed with a trailer.

The first Dying Light 2 DLC is called The Authority pack, which will come in three separate components, all of it themed around the powerful and authoritarian Peacekeeper faction. The first pack will include some cosmetics - an anorak chest-piece, some joggers, and sneakers - which are a moody, dark grey-blue. Part two follows a similar theme, adding matching mask-type headgear, bracers, and gloves into the mix.

Part three, finally, is a new weapon - a hefty great two-handed melee contraption that looks like a crudely bodged-together hammer, with four pipes forming four big bolts on its business end. Safe to say, I'm pretty sure Aiden Caldwell's enemies wouldn't enjoy being on the receiving end of that.

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Authority Pack - FREE Dying Light 2 DLC! 3rd part available now!

Check our first free DLC for Dying Light 2 Stay Human! The Authority pack consists of three parts. You'll be able to claim them at the Steam store to collect the full set. Visit TechlandGG for more info!

The first part (available now) contains:

Intimidating Jacket—Put on this jacket and fight for justice!
Intimidating Cargo Pants—They'll hold everything you'll need to enforce the law.
Intimidating High-tops — Stand up for what's right with these unique high-tops.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1864100/Dying_Light_2_Stay_Human_Authority_PackPart_13/

The second part (available now) contains:

Intimidating Gauntlets—These may not restore law and order in a flash, but they'll definitely make it easier.
Intimidating Windbreaker—Bring down the rule breakers with this windbreaker.
Intimidating Leather Guards—Use these leather guards to help you keep the peace.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1864200/Dying_Light_2_Stay_Human_Authority_PackPart_23/

The third part (available now) contains:

The two-handed Authority hammer—With this in your arsenal, they'd better follow the rules.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1864230/Dying_Light_2_Stay_Human_Authority_PackPart_33/

Each outfit item will give you 4% resistance to damage from human enemies. Complete the whole set for an additional 6%. You will find claimed items in the in-game stash.

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https://store.steampowered.com/app/534380/Dying_Light_2_Stay_Human/

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Dying Light 2 update has a fix for campaign blocks

If you've run into issues progressing through Dying Light 2's campaign, help is on the way. The latest patch for the zombie-ridden open-world game adds an option to the death screen so you can respawn inside the mission area, preventing some instances of campaign progression locking.

At certain points in the Dying Light 2 story, you'll wake up in a safe room if you die during an active mission. Normally this isn't a problem, but sometimes it causes problems with the triggers that advance the mission. If you died and wound up outside the mission area, you might find yourself unable to return to the area where your objective was, and this could result in campaign progress being permanently halted.

With the latest update, Techland has added an option to the death screen that allows you to respawn inside the mission zone, rather than at a nearby shelter. This should help in those cases where it's crucial to remain in the active area until the mission has been completed.

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Dying Light 2 has a Cyberpunk 2077 easter egg

One of the weapons you can stumble upon during your parkour adventures in Dying Light 2 might look familiar if you've played Cyberpunk 2077. If you play your cards right, you can get a pair of special knuckle dusters called the Cyberhands 2177 that look like the cyberpunk game's Mantis Blades.

To get them, you'll want to take an elevator to the top of the VNC Tower once you've completed the Broadcast story mission. Once you exit the elevator on the roof, you'll want to turn left and scale the green metal structure for a better view. You should notice two mossy skyscrapers that are smaller than the VNC Tower. Use your glider to reach the closer of the two, and then glide to the next one.

Once you reach the roof of that building, you should find a man standing next to a campfire known as 'Liquidator'. He'll mention being "here and there" before telling you that he has left something for you. You should then see a cache to your left before the mysterious NPC vanishes for good. Open them to get the Cyberhands 2177 blueprint. It's worth noting, though, that it looks like the NPC disappears if you've completed the main quest. Ensure you grab the weapon after completing the Broadcast quest to avoid missing out.

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