Dying Light 2: The Water Tower – Help or Fight Jack and Joe/Peacekeepers or Survivors? Since this decision doesn’t lock you into supporting either the Peacekeepers or Survivors for the rest of the game, though, you shouldn’t worry too much about the immediate consequences that may seem more important than they actually are. Otherwise, it might be worth going to see Sophie just to acquire the weapon you get from the fight.
If you want to side entirely with the Peacekeepers for either narrative or rewards purposes, it’s best to choose to go see Aitor. Agitating her will sour your relationship (though you will still be able to help Sophie later if you choose to do so). Choosing to calm her down will initially side you with the Survivors and send you on a new quest. After the fight, you’ll be able to either calm Sohpie down or egg her on. Choosing to go see Sophie will trigger a boss fight against her bodyguard (which rewards you with a rare weapon for your trouble). What do you do?Ĭhoosing to go see Aitor will end your current mission and start you on a new Peacekeepers questline. However, Hakon warns you not to go into the motel and to look for Aitor instead. While some of the choices referenced below will impact the game’s ending, Dying Light 2‘s various endings are so expansive and complicated that it’s really just easier to talk about them in a separate (and significantly more spoiler-heavy) article.ĭying Light 2: The Raid – Return to Aitor or Find Sophie?Īn early story mission called “The Raid” sees you and some other Survivors assault a bandit camp before returning to a motel where Sophie is supposed to be.
On that note, you’ll notice that we’re not covering Dying Light 2‘s “ending choices” in this breakdown. While we’ll try to avoid giving you the blow-by-blow recap of the exact consequences of your actions whenever possible, this article will offer a little more information about the game’s toughest choices that should make it a bit easier to understand the consequences of your actions. That’s why we’ve assembled this guide that covers some of the game’s most difficult choices. In this game you definitely do not want to walk, even on a horse walking is slow.This article contains spoilers for Dying Light 2.ĭying Light 2’s choice system isn’t quite as expansive as some fans hoped it would be based on the hype for the game, but there are certainly a few choices in the massive RPG that will likely leave you frozen in fear as you debate what the “best” decision is.Īs always, what you decide to do in these situations will ultimately come down to your personal preferences and whatever you feel is “right.” However, the absolute toughest choices in Dying Light 2 typically make it very difficult to know what is “right’ or what, exactly, will happen based on the choice you make. My keyboard is fine left and right shift work for run/sprint in some of my other games (Outlaws, SWTOR), but I changed out new keyboard for my old one and still same. I am left handed so I do make it the right shift, however, as I stated in my post I have uninstalled and re-installed game, tried left shift BEFORE changing anything, reset key bindings to default, changed key bindings, even switching to a different key instead of shift. I just installed game on new computer and this problem popped up. I know which key does run/sprint, I have played over 80 hours. I have hit keys by mistake and changed my settings without knowing it. If that doesn't work for you, try unplugging and plugging back in your keyboard. The left shift makes you sprint if you are on default settings.
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