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Yeah, I don’t personally find much enjoyment in them, I wouldn’t mind it so much if the guns were a little bit more integrated into the base game. Still way better than nothing at all.

@@ElisTheWorst I like the vnc mission but it would have been a good idea to introduce vehicles to transport the supplies instead of generators.

@@jmard24 Did the tower raid already come out? Also btw I would love it if vehicles were in the game, especially since they already made them in the following for the first game.

@@ElisTheWorstnot yet but I’m impatiently waiting

Nah I think it adds to it.

Thank you! But no not really, I think both games thrive in different areas and each have their highs and lows. I don’t really prefer one over the other I think that they’re both great games!

Still a fun game regardless

Yeah, I’m not sure that’s even something they plan to do, I do hope they make another “the following” sized dlc but for DL2 before they move onto their next thing though.

Both are fun games

DL1 is awesome. I’m replaying it now from beginning with nothing. Truly a special game. DL2…. Just feels like a giant waste of potential. The DL1: The following is the best DLC I’ve ever played. I was really hoping DL2 was going to pick up from there gameplay and story wise…. It didn’t. It felt and still feels like a step backwards

Your comments make me want to take a dose of Bromethalin

What makes you say that?

@@ElisTheWorst Graphics look cleaner. Dying Light 2 looks visually worse than its predecessor. The movement feels better. There are tons of zombies running through the streets. The grappling hook in the DL 1 alone is a thousand times better. The lighting is incredibly good. DL 2 looks like a downgrade in every respect.

@@dominikschmidt5238 I personally find the parkour to be a big improvement from the first game, it feels like a faster and more in depth version of the one from dl1. I do agree though, Harran feels a lot more like a real place and the zombies feel more realistic. Plus the entirely of Harran looks better overhaul in my opinion, while villedor feels very clearly like a game. I think it’s because of all the copy paste buildings and the overly colorful design. I personally think the grapple hook being a physics based tool to assist in parkour is a lot better than just essentially a parkour skip like it was in DL1.

@@dominikschmidt5238 Trying to say the grappling hook in Dying Light 1 was better is ridiculous man, come on. It was basically an instant "I want to skip doing any parkour to go somewhere." button. DL2's grappling hook actually ENHANCES the parkour.

I don’t agree with your argument against parkour, because it is one of the main attractions of the dying light games. That’s like saying, “Why should I drive around in GTA? Oh it’s fun? it’s a shooter game, why am I driving? If I wanted to drive around I’d go play a racing game, so there’s no point to driving.” If you try and take one of the main mechanics away from the game, it’s gonna feel empty, not just for dying light but for any game. Like taking away building for Minecraft, taking away guns from counterstrike, etc. Just as those are core parts of their games, parkour is a core part of the dying light games. I also don’t agree with you on the enemies, as volatiles, virals, and even bandits/renegades in some cases will chase you effectively. There are entire chase sequences in the game where the zombies run after you. As for loot you have to parkour to get to, that’s every single one of the military airdrops, which give you the best upgrades in the game. Also I agree with old villedor feeling samey, but once you get to the central loop the game gains another whole dimension, with literal sky scrapers you can do parkour on.

ElisTheWorst basically said everything I was gonna say, but you're whole anti-parkour thing here falls apart when you remember that parkour has always been a part of Dying Light. Without parkour the game would just be "walk around and kill stuff and do some quests." Like, seriously consider what would happen if you just never did parkour in DL2. Consider what would happen if you never did parkour in DL1, too. Everything you said about the DL2 parkour is applicable to the DL1 parkour.

Nah the ragdolls have always been physics-based, the issue is that in a lot of scenarios, ragdolls won't activate until after character/zombie animations are complete. They also sometimes get caught on invisible walls. Though I've got to say I've noticed this kinds of issues becoming fewer and far between as time goes on.

It’s crazy how big of a difference it is

I noticed that in my own game, maybe try changing it from the main menu?

Nah, but the rest of the video where I dive into the specifics is lol

I agree, not so much about the interiors though, I think the exterior, especially in old villedor is very copy paste, however I think it adds to the parkour system and makes traversal really fun

Only option is to drop kick her lol

We’re working our way up the ladder lol!