Techland has rolled out a fresh update for the zombie-filled action RPG Dying Light 2, aimed at resolving numerous bugs introduced with the game's most recent content expansion. The continuous enhancements to the player's experience with Dying Light 2 are a testament to the developer's commitment to refining the game.
Despite marking its second anniversary recently, Techland remains dedicated to providing timely hotfixes and substantial content updates for the game. The recent substantial Firearms Update for Dying Light 2 brought in new quests and rewards, coinciding with the launch of the Reloaded Edition. This allowed players to catch up on any missed content between the game's release and the Firearms Update. With each new update, Techland solidifies its support for Dying Light 2 over the next five years.
The update 1.15.3 is now live on all platforms, addressing various issues in one of the top co-op zombie games. This patch primarily focuses on bug fixes rather than introducing new content, specifically targeting the bugs resulting from the Firearms Update. While not as flashy as other second-anniversary celebrations, this patch is essential for a smoother gameplay experience.
The fixes in the Firearms Update for Dying Light 2 extend retroactively to existing game saves. For instance, players who lost quest items related to Tolga and Fatin due to a bug will have them restored when they next play the game. Alongside bug fixes, the update includes balancing tweaks like increasing the presence of weaker Biters in the AI population. It will be interesting to see if Techland adjusts this balance further in upcoming updates.
While players appreciate the ongoing bug fixes in Dying Light 2, there's more to come. Techland unveiled its 2024 roadmap for Dying Light 2 Dying Light 1.15.3 Patch Notes