I just discovered swiping on the dpad to quick access options. Must have missed it in the tutorial.
I doubt it was mentioned. I kinda hated the tutorial. Nice touch though. Also just swiping your finger across the touchpad to access/navigate menus, rather than pressing it.
I'm disappointed.. I thought night time was supposed to be scary. It's easy enough to outrun those things. Although I'm sure it'll get harder.
I was getting pretty confident with them too... but I still got pretty startled during a storm. One second there was one, then there were like four...
Uh oh, i might have to pick this up. The restrictive levels and bottleneck design of ME was the main thing that rubbed me wrong. Does Dying Light have the more advanced stuff from ME in it? Wall runs and jumps and the like?
I'm still holding out for ME2 to fix most of the problems I had with the first game.
I'm just gonna say get it, flat out. It really does seem to capture what I wanted from an open world ME, but with a progression instead of being given every technique immediately. I can't vouch for every move blow-for-blow from ME (if I had to guess, the vertical run->reverse look->wall jump is probably not in, since there's no "About Face" button), but there are tons of unlocks and definitely advanced stuff, like this one I noticed scanning over the tree last night.
- Little incentive (so far) to ever fight zombies if you can avoid it.
One incentive would be, if you want to level up your combat abilities. It's really up to you, but I'm personally not focusing on it at all.
At night.. should you just head for a tower to climb or the nearest safe house? Just thinking that if it is beginning to turn night... it would be easeir to just hang out on a tower until daytime???
It's really up to you. At any secured safehouse you can just sleep to make it day again, if you're just trying to get the sun back up. If you do hang out and survive you'll get a big Survival bonus; a tower is a fine place to do that. However, anything you
do during the night also earns you bonus XP. It sort of depends. Course if you die, it costs you.
I'm actually going to make it a point to operate at night frequently. It's really fun to get away with stuff.
How long does the night cycle last?
Good question, no clue.