Techland Reveals Hotfixes And Improvements Coming To Dying Light 2 Soon

Dying Light 2 released last week, and the player count quickly surpassed the record for the original Dying Light. After a weekend of players running through Techland’s new city, Villedor, the studio has released a list of hotfixes and improvements coming to the zombie parkour game soon. 

Different platforms have different problems and issues. The issues PC players are running into aren’t necessarily what’s being seen on PlayStation and what’s being seen on PlayStation isn’t necessarily what’s happening on Xbox consoles. 

Techland provided a unique image below for each platform where Dying Light 2 could be played. Each can be viewed in the gallery. 

Techalnd has a number of fixes. They are working to fix game crashes, endless black screens bugs, story progression blocking bugs, visual bugs and co-op disconnect issues. Many of the fixes are what Techland is calling “ready for implementation” and that’s where the majority of improvements are categorized. However, on each platform, Techland lists some additional issues that it categorizes as “we are working on.” There’s no word on when those specific fixes will come, but it seems Techland is committed to updating Dying Light 2 quickly. 

As you wait for the fixes to be made, take a look at why the official rating of the game is 9.5/10 Game InformerDying Light 2, review. Read about Techland’s post-launch roadmap that includes five years of planned DLC after that and then catch up on how the Switch version of Dying Light 2 has been delayed. 

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