Dying Light: The Following

The further into the dlc you go the buggier it gets even to this day. I've had desyncs, ive had zombies spawn in and out of conciousness, ive had zombies full on move positions (teleporting), and ive had zombies regenerate after being dead. Also when 1 zombie takes 1 shotgun bullet and the same exact type then takes a full clip? ya somethings buggy as heck.

It's an expansion pack which gives you nice content. Running over zombies with buggy is relaxing

DLC’ye geçince, burada iş biraz karışıyor. The Following, ana oyuna güzel yenilikler getiriyor ama büyük bir devrim yapmıyor. En önemli yenilik tabii ki off-road araçlar ve genişlemiş harita. Araba sürmek başta garip gelse de, zamanla oldukça eğlenceli oluyor. Harita daha açık ve keşfetmeye değer. Görevler ve hikaye ise “ne çok iyi, ne çok kötü” arasında gidip geliyor. Hikayesi biraz basit ve zaman zaman klişe kalıyor, “burası neresi ya?” dedirten anlar olabiliyor. Ama oynanış açısından yeni mekanikler, farklı düşman tipleri ve sürüş deneyimi güzel bir soluk getiriyor. Buglar hala var ama çok fazla değil, ve genelde DLC’nin tadını kaçırmıyor. Özetle, DLC bence Dying Light hayranları için yeterli ama yeni oyuncular için tek başına alınacak kadar cazip değil.

I read very little about what The Following DLC is and I was very, very surprised. With a whole new region - the countryside, a buggy and many, many locations and points of interest with an interesting story, this turned out to be a very cool experience for me. Even though the focus of the game shifted a bit from the urban areas to a literal countryside, it was a welcomed change for me, even though, not for everyone. If you enjoyed the base game, definitely get this one in my opinion, especially when it's on sale since it's a bargain for what you get. [b]8.4/10[/b]

Don't bother with this shit. Play the main campaign and watch the story for the DLC on youtube... It's an absolute joke of a game.

After finally getting around to playing this expansion almost 10 years after release, I can't believe they actually charged money for this dogshit. Issues present in the main game are vastly exacerbated. It sure is fun to just die instantly with no chance to revive in your buggy, especially with volatiles that run as fast as your fucking car and can SOMEHOW KNOCK YOU OFF COURSE. The introduction of the buggy feels incredibly backwards as a whole. You're given a vehicle so... the world has to be made larger to accommodate that, but in return it's just large and empty. Then there's a tonne of obstacles so you can't easily drive around it, and they amped up the runner type zombies by 3 - 4x so you just get chased constantly. All of this ultimately makes the buggy feel pointless AND makes the experience when you're not driving it even worse. The only saving grace this has is that it goes on sale for like 90% off and even then you're spending too much money. This clearly had zero playtesting and Techland should be giving ME money to play it.

[h1]Drive, slide, ram and splatter through zombies in this rural DLC![/h1] [i]Dying Light: The Following is a new chapter of Kyle Crane's story and a vast expansion to the base game. Offering the amount of content fit for a stand-alone title. All this, coupled with numerous improvements to the original Dying Light gameplay.[/i] [h2]Story & Quests[/h2] Kyle Crane receives a message about survivors immune to the virus, living beyond Harran. He investigates a cult known as The Children of the Sun. Their enigmatic leader, the Mother, offers cryptic guidance. You must gain the cult's trust by completing missions and uncovering secrets about their immunity. This story builds toward a dramatic, choice-based ending. There are two different endings. [h2]Gameplay[/h2] The gameplay is similar to the main game, except The Following adds a new mechanic to the game - the dune buggy. It’s fully customizable and upgradable. Install weapons: flamethrowers, UV lights, spikes. Upgrade parts (suspension, traction, engine, brakes). Paint/customize with decals. Fuel and repair systems add resource management. The buggy has its own skill tree. New weapons are also added. [h2]Enemies & Bosses[/h2] There are new enemy types called Freaks of Nature which are mutated versions of already existing enemies. They are more like mini-bosses. There are also Alpha Volatiles, which are stronger versions of the regular Volatile The Children of the Sun cult introduces new human enemies, distinct from Rais' men in the base game. [h2]Environment[/h2] The new map is larger than the base game maps combined. A rural countryside outside Harran with vast and open spaces full of farms, fields, tunnels, rocky terrain, winding roads, isolated compounds and small towns. There is less vertical parkour; more vehicle-based traversal. Volatile Hives are added to the new map, which are infested underground areas filled with extremely aggressive and numerous Volatiles, and sometimes include alpha-type Volatiles. [h2]Visual Design & Sound Design[/h2] The Following takes place in a different environment which changes the visual design. Instead of a decaying city, it is now a beautiful countryside with rolling wheat fields and wild vegetation. Dusty dirt roads lined with rusted wrecks. Dilapidated barns and farmhouses with overgrowth. Weathered fences, broken silos, burned-out tractors. Ritualistic aesthetics are also present because of the Children of the Sun cult, where you can find shrines with candles, bones, and symbolic paintings. The sound design is the same as the base game, except for the sounds from the buggy. Engine sounds change depending on part upgrades, like if you have the nitro boost upgrade. Zombies thuds against the bumper when you hit them, etc. [h2]Constructive Criticism[/h2] While the buggy is cool and fun, it also removes some core mechanics of what makes Dying Light so fun; the parkour. It’s fun at first, but the buggy becomes too central. You just have to use it, since the map is so vast and to travel without it is tedious. [h2]The Verdict[/h2] The Following is a great addition to the game and almost a standalone sequel in its own right. You get a lot of content and new mechanics with this DLC. The large map and flat terrain makes the buggy feel mandatory, which limits foot-based play and parkour. The vehicle mechanics are good, but some might not like this approach. I prefer the base game even if it’s a good and ambitious DLC. [h2]Rating: 7/10[/h2]

Pretty amazing for a dlc, its like an entire second game.

DYING LIGHT ONE AND TWO SUCKED DICK worst game ever i couldn't sprint or jump what type of retarded person makes a game like this

A cool and interesting sequel to the main game.

Zajebisty dodatek lepszy niż wersja podstawowa

The only good DLC in all of Dying Light

Nice dlc gud fr fr

fucking gas game iwl

The best dlc ever made

very good

Dying light 2 The following Dying light 1 ^My ranking of the top Dying Light games :D Ignore the little kids who criticize Dying Light 2. Play it without the HUD, and it transforms into a much better experience .. those kids are on HRT, while I am not. Who would you trust more?

nice

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7.5/10

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