Minor gripes aside, I still loved my time both with the single player campaign and with co-op. This isn’t game breaking in any way, but when working as a team I do wish that anything collected would count toward progression. We encountered no bugs this time, but it is a bit frustrating that when playing with another player, that player cannot collect the objects needed to complete a mission, It has to be the host. Monoprice unveil their Vintage- themed Studio Mic PreampĪfter completing a mission on David’s end, he then hopped into my game to complete a quest. I did not venture back to the area of the fight, so I am unsure if running away fixed the issue or if the boss would still be there waiting for me. Eventually I had to run away from the encounter, forfeiting any gear or experience I may have otherwise received from the fight. The worst glitch, which was mentioned above, was a boss encounter which went fine up until a cut scene, after which the boss was dead on David’s end but still alive and invincible on my end. I did experience some weird issues during our playthroughs, although none were gamebreaking.
It’s a nice deviation from the tension of single player – sometimes it’s just fun to let loose without much fear of failure.
As he mentioned above, co-op nearly breaks the game by allowing you to gang up on enemies. This was a welcome addition to co-op, as I always appreciate being able to swap gear with other players. To prevent me further getting destroyed, David was able to drop multiple high level gear pieces and weapons for me to equip. I first hopped into David’s game, who was at a much higher level than me, and I quickly got pounded by enemies. It’s a little rough around the edges, but so, so worth it if you can play the game with a friend or three. There are also some connection issues that I can’t figure out, sometimes voice chat won’t work for one person or they might not be able to join a game entirely. It’s not game breaking, but definitely weird. Instead, they became invincible and we had to run away. For example, in a boss encounter as the host I was able to defeat and loot the boss, for my partner the boss didn’t die.
While it’s broken in a very enjoyable way, there are a few bugs that should be ironed out. While it’s a bit disappointing progress only counts for the host and voting on suggestions in dialogue only amounts to a suggestion, it’s a ton of fun to dominate the city together when alone you might be more cautious. If one of your group is way further in the story, you can also drop some higher level gear for them to equip. In combat, you can easily split up groups of enemies or simply take turns hitting them so they can’t get up, and when running away from hordes you can swap off being chased to get some great bonuses continually. Being able to add up to three friends to this single player focused experience was a weird but fascinating experience, and my preferred way to play at the moment.Ĭo-op essentially breaks the game in the best way. I found DL2 pretty enjoyable on my own, a lot smoother than the original on switch with platforming and combat flowing together nicely and a decently interesting story (at least with what I’ve seen in the first few hours). The best thing to bring, then, isn’t a flashlight or a big weapon it’s a friend! We enjoyed Dying Light 2 Stay Human in single player, but now four editors are taking to the streets of Villedor together to parkour, fight zombies, and try to Stay Human together. There’s zombies around every corner who will often chase you through the city, and even worse other humans desperate to kill you for just a little loot. The world of Dying Light 2 can be intimidating on your own.
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