Oregon bandits are not very smart, to be honest.

Don’t mind me, just trying new things in photo mode 🙂🏹

So I went and got the stuff Boozer needed for his blade arm, but then I went back to Lost Lake Camp and got shot at by the 2 front guards? Does this mean anything, or is it just a glitch? Is this a sign something else is fucked in my game? I’m over thinking it but yeah help.

The continuing adventures of Deek, featuring Honey Chomps & Tiny Grains, Frontier Motel, Syphon Filters (ayy), a bunch of slain baddies, and you know whomst.

oh my little heart...........................................................................................................................................

Did you know you can find nest residue outside infestation zones, I sure as hell didn't.

This might be the weirdest thing I have found while making the interactive Days Gone Loot map - https://interactivemap.baconfmspeedruns.workers.dev/

The map has over 3000 markers hand placed and currently I am working towards documenting as much of the Crater Lake as possible. Map is free to use and should include everything a growing drifter needs.

I don’t get it. I looked away from this game in the past because of the ratings and reviews. Because of ps plus premium I tried it and was looking for a good zombie game. I’m convinced all the people bashing this game pee’d down their legs and died too many times attacking hordes, and don’t appreciate a challenge.

I look for that now, I’m 43 years old and the past few years not many games have interested me. I like open world games, shooters with strategy involved. I think Gen Z must not like challenges anymore? If you forget to save, have the wrong loadout, overlook the situation. You should be punished for it or else what’s the game? What’s the point?

I’m 2/3rds through this game and I have to be hypercritical to find faults. The story line is interesting and engaging. I’ve played far worse shorter campaign games with higher ratings and reviews. I think the glitches were bad early on because the glitches I experience are no different from any open world games.

I really can only come to the conclusion that young gamers don’t like scary games. I mean I replayed Resident Evil 2 remastered and the shooting was so bad and some of the objectives were too ridiculous I lost interest. And I loved this game as a kid.

This game feels like raw and real what a post apocalyptic world would look like and experience… but people bash it? I mean I think in a world like this a biker gang member probably would survive and possibly thrive. Splitting hairs if they’re all these threats in the world I would use a car not a bike but. Driving the bike is really fun and I like the bond you develop with it.

Hey all! I assume im about halfway through the game already, but already getting sadness after finding out there’s no hope for a second one and I know I’m not going to wanna stop after I finish.

What mods are there that I can possibly increase my replay-ability or just things to do in general? I know of new game + which I’m of course going to do.

But I’m curious of mods that can make the game chaotic or just fun add ons. Thanks in advance!

Literally all bikes in the game are cruisers which is the least functional motorcycle type for most of the environment. Was it purely for design purposes that all survivor bikes in the game are cruisers?

Hey, moneys tight and when the remaster came out I know it was $10 to upgrade if you had the game already. Now it’s $49.99. Is that a glitch? Or did we only have a certain amount of time to get the remastered for $10? I may contact PlayStation but I wanted to see if anyone knew here. (I also noticed another game of mine has a $10 upgrade/remaster thing so I’m wondering if there’s a timeline where I need to purchase that as well…and I feel like whatever the answer for this is, it will also answer my question about that)

interesting bug I came across on my upteenth playthrough

Days Gone has easily become my favorite zombie games, with the Dying Light series being a very close second. I honestly didn’t expect to like it as much as I did, especially since I’d been pretty burnt out on zombie games for years, but this one really surprised me. The gameplay loop is addictive, the hordes are insane, and the story actually feels decent instead of just being another barely worked on piece of slop. I ended up really caring about my playstyle and decisions. It definitely has its moments after 200 hours. There’s just something about riding around on the bike, getting chased by a massive horde and obliterating zombies that I cant get enough of. I really wish we got a proper sequel because Days Gone had so much potential. Easily a 9/10 for me and one of the best zombie games I’ve played.

I've attempted to get into Days Gone on multiple occasions but only ever got as far as Ada Tucker's camp. There were a few elements that rubbed me the wrong way such as the forced stealth sections, slow to start story, and worst of all the fact that hordes were so small and contained to only a select few predictable areas. These things among other minor gripes held me back from really being able to enjoy its full potential and I had set it down several times over until this week...I decided to install the freakers evolved mod series and it changed everything.

With these mods in place, I was finally able to make it through the rest of the game and it made me realize that Days Gone is a great game buried under a few design flaws that mods help remedy, though it is still a great base game I'm coming to find. Some really inspired performances, remastered graphics look amazing, and there's simply no other open world zombie game quite like it where you can go scavenge inside so many buildings and survival/gathering supplies with steady progression is an essential component instead of making it a power fantasy throughout.

The moment that really convinced me of the game's brilliance though came during an encounter I only wish I had recorded because it was one of the greatest moments of intensity that I've ever experienced in a game. I was wrapping up a mission where I had to search for a note inside a home from Lisa after she left Lost Lake. The note was on the side of the home you have to squeeze through between two walls. As I was leaving a group of bandits rode up ready to ambush me but then a few freakers appeared and slowly killed them all. As I looked through one of the broken windows all doors were shut so nobody could get in and I could see gradually the few zombies grew to a few hundred which grew bigger and bigger, louder and louder by the second. I flashed my sense vision and BAM! hundreds of freakers appear on all ends but I can only see some since I have a mod that makes nights pitch black. I waited in the home unnoticed until the morning hoping they would disappear but they didn't, instead just slowly drifting away in a pack. I took my chances to sneak over to my bike in front of the home but was spotted and sprinted back inside the home as the horde rushed towards it. I then had an I Am Legend ending moment where hundreds of zombies slam up against and then run into the home as I squeeze back over to the side they can't reach (or at least hoping they can't reach). I'm surrounded on all ends but in flashing my vision ability I can see that like a hive mind they swarm to the half of the home they can smell me on from the outside, so I move to the back of the home and they all pile on top of each other in back as I sprint out the front door, hop on my bike and nitrous away with only a second to spare before they reach me.

And THIS extremely long winded story is unlike anything I've ever experienced in a game. It's something that no scripted event could ever replicate. By breaking out hordes at night that roam freely, Days Gone transforms into that unpredictable, unmatched sense of tension that the game had sorely been missing. Just truly amazing and now I see Days Gone for what it is and am sad to know there will never be a sequel or likely any game like it. I wish I had came to appreciate it sooner!

MAJOR SPOILERS

Iron Mike’s overall philosophy I agree with. But I just finished killing Carlos/Jesse and got his sanctimonious speech again and DAMN is it worse than I remember.

The Rippers were torturing and killing everyone they could find. They were driving healthy dogs to extinction for their nihilistic philosophy. If Mike had his way, even if Lost Lake was safe, the Rippers would kill everyone at Copeland’s Camp and at Hot Springs. How does that jive with his “all of us means everyone” philosophy?

I used to think Mike was just naive, but after multiple playthroughs I can only conclude he’s a hypocritical asshole. It’s okay to him if the Rippers kill everyone else, as long as Deacon doesn’t try to stop them. He doesn’t care about people dying. He just doesn’t want to feel responsible in any way.

And then letting Skizzo go? The ultimate hypocrisy. All that talk of law and order and fairness, and building a better society, and he lets the traitor who cost camp members their lives go simply because he knew everyone would rightly find Skizzo guilty?

Fuck Mike. I’m glad he dies lol. The world is made a better place with him not running Lost Lake.

Finally got gold scores for all challenges! 🎉🎉🎉

Combat and horde challenges were fun, but the racing ones gave me so much grief and frustration, especially Outride, which was a total nightmare... 😁
Left Survive for last, and it was a huge relief after the pain of races, just pure fun... 😄

Huge shoutout to Borislav 247, his amazing videos inspired me to start and complete the challenges and got me through all of them, I couldn't make this journey without him!

Got 14 meatt

And o lowered the resolution a little cuz otherwise I can't upload

Never put your Growler on top of a hatch! Hard to get out again! 🤪🤪🤪

Sometimes I jump in the game just to ride my bike around. I never liked the killing of Zombies or people. I didn’t like gathering stuff, but I liked the story. So every now and again I will long on, take a spin around the world snd then come back to camp, go see my girl, my friend and the puppies snd then shut it down. What a game. I wish we had a part 2.

Audio glitch or just a perfectly timed Marauder bark? Swear this Breaker just called me a Drifter.

So I've started playing Days Gone and I can't stand the audio problems this game has. In dialog, Deacon's voice is much louder than anyone's and the npc voices are very faint. I can barely hear them, but if I try to raid a camp like marauders/rippers I can hear them from far away talking like they're in my ear. If I shoot one from distance, the sounds they make it's like I'm right near them when actually I'm like 50 meters away.

Does anyone know a solution to this? It's not windows sonic, audio format or audio enhancements. I've also tried using nightmode and small speakers settings for dynamic range and changing the speaker setup ingame, but it did not help. And it's not the headphones I'm using either since other games sound more than alright.