Bloody ties is few arenas with a story written by a 5 year old and totally doesn't fit the atmosphere of Dying Light. Maybe they will suprise me this year but i don't think so with the shitty direction this game is going to with these dlc's. And they won't do anything about it becouse they have shown that this new engine can't support physics system like DL1. I won't say anything about it here becouse i already did a lot of times and i'm just exhausted of explaining how much physics, ragdolls and gore in this game is just fucking trash. The thing i hate the most is the physics and combat. I hate how downgraded this game is from the first one overall and how the story, choices and consequences stuff and atmosphere is downgraded from the e3 2018/19 demo. Half of that time was spent modding the game to look like the e3 version and making my own map with devtools. I liked the game and have 330 hours in it. Don't think I need to elaborate on this part. (Especially trying to gold those like fuck that) The parkour challenges feel like they have no effort put into them and the combat challenges have too much. There is kinda nothing to do after you finish the story and the game not selling you artifact gear via vendors after you hit rank 8 or 9 is BS so I've been having to grind legendary renegade encounters just to get a cool outfit (in my case the ranger, as the others look nothing like end of world outfits)Īlso wtf even is the purpose of the chapters, why are they even called chapters, even then the chapters are waaaaay too grindy unless of course you use exploits which just turns it into a chore more than anything The story was okay I guess, the "choose your own story" with different options gimmick was a good idea but implemented poorly. We do encourage original content, however.įun gameplay but wish they did more with the parrying and vaulting over enemies other than different kinds of kicks. Unmarked posts will be removed and member subject to severe punishment.
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Version 2.2.0 brings "the ability to restore the previous selection in region and freehand grabbing and some new options for the download process".Dying Light, Dying Light 2 and Dying Light: Bad Blood are first person zombie survival games developed by Techland.Ġ1: Be Civil - Do not attack other posters. And handy extras include an "Encircle" tool which draws a vector ring around whatever you want to highlight an "Obfuscate" tool pixelates text you'd like to hide "Magnify" magnifies a circular area of the image, to zoom in on some fine detail and "Tag" adds a new numbered tag to the image every time you click.įinally, once all this is finished, your image can be copied to the clipboard, saved directly to disk, or even uploaded to the web (there's support for saving to Imgur, Imageshack, FreeImageHosting and CanardPC, as well as your own FTP account). You can also draw curves, polygons, polylines and more. You might start by drawing lines, squares, ellipses and arrows, perhaps, or adding text captions.
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