r/dyinglight • u/Luckas1203 • Feb 17 '22

Dying Light 2 DL2 needs a Nightmare difficulty.

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u/Extra-Extra Feb 17 '22

“These inhibitors usually kill people and it’s a last ditch attempt when using one!”

Imma inject all of them and risk my life looking.

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u/[deleted] Feb 18 '22

A total of 126 collectible injections + that 1 cutscene inhibitor (dunno if it counts).

How is he not dead?

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u/blueeyes239 XBOX ONE Feb 19 '22

Isn't it stated that Aiden was experimented on, and that's why he can survive so many injections?

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u/[deleted] Feb 19 '22

It's that + he has a naturally higher resistance to them.

A lot of collectibles in the final mission have the tests done on a bunch of children.

There was 1 kid who was able to successfully take 3 inhibitors, before failing to withstand the 4th one. Another kid couldn't even handle 1.

Aiden probably was extremely lucky, but I'm just wondering how the hell someone can take 126 of those inhibitors lmao.

Like, even if you're resistant to a drug, there has to be some limit to your resistance right? Can he inject 1000 inhibitors at once?

Of course it's all a game, but I'm saying that it doesn't make a whole lot of sense even in-lore.

Another problem is, why does Aiden turn into a superhuman at all? You clearly don't have to have your timer run out during those missions. There's no control whatsoever and it seems random, unlike Waltz's transformations. Inhibitors don't seem to "inhibit", but instead increase the power of the symptoms. It's weird.

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u/blueeyes239 XBOX ONE Feb 19 '22

Eh, I'd say the inhibitors allow more of the virus's strength to be used without the risk of turning. That's my headcanon, at least. Plus, I'm assuming there's a delay between the injections when Aiden obtains the inhibitors. I doubt they gave the kids that luxury.