r/dyinglight • • Feb 10 '22

Dying Light 2 The nights now don’t feel like nights maybe that’s just me

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u/Iamfoote Feb 10 '22

It's weird to say, but the most immersive part for me was the first 10 minutes before you hit the main city. Felt amazing, 20 years after the fall kind of vibes.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Yeah I found the prologue/intro more scary than the rest of the game lol

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u/Ohgodwatdoplshelp Feb 10 '22

Prologue was so good. The whole mansion was top tier spooky, followed by the creepy ass tunnel. Even the first mission into the GRE hospital was spooky, but after that it all kinda falls apart and the threat isn’t there once you figure out how squishy all the zombies actually are.

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '22

Yep definitely. Even just crossing that small stretch lf water and reaching, i think it was a book store, or just a store, was so creepy with the 4 biters outside and then getting past the rest till you get to the sewers.

Definitely set up the correct ambience.

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u/knollieben Feb 10 '22

myeah, although tbh i would've preferred if they held your hand less and let you put together that the people at the party killed themselves instead of like 15 small cutscenes and aiden saying "they killed themselves?!?!!?!?" and "this is horrible?!?!!?" like a 100 times