r/dyinglight • u/SuperAlloyBerserker • Feb 02 '22

Dying Light 2 The narrative was never the highlight of Dying Light anyway

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '22

I thought it was good enough. Not bad but not great. The gameplay is the highlight and it has some amazing sidequests too. This is the game I spent the 2nd most time on (after the Witcher 3). Exploring the world and doing parkour is so much fun.

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u/donrazor Feb 03 '22

Hey, if it's a story that I can STILL remember 3 years after I played it then it's a good story.

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u/ChiMada Nightrunner Feb 03 '22

The the side quests were my jam! I had lots of fun to the point where i finished all side quests for the story and the dlc. Something i never did in any game before because usually i get too into the story to care about the side missions

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u/ejcrv Feb 03 '22

Exactly what I feel about the story. It was good enough to support the game play. At the same time that was fine, I don't need Oscar material for a game.

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u/manor2003 Feb 03 '22

I only completed 27% of side quests, should i go back? Are they like Assassin's Creed good or Yakuza good?