"Dying Light 2" has bugs all over the game now, and Techland warned gamers to refrain from playing their early retail copies so as not to suffer from the issues. The developers said to wait for the game's official release date, and the company will release a "Day 1 Patch" by then, fixing the issues present in the game that players find now.
'Dying Light 2': Techland Wants Players to Stop Playing Buggy Game
Techland has something to say to its fans and gamers, and it is to wait for a few days before playing"Dying Light 2 Stay Human" despite getting it at an early release from retailers. The game developers said it understands the hype and excitement people have over the game and that fans could not wait any longer.
However, the early game is full of bugs and issues that Techland said are apparent in the current early release version. People do not need to worry as they will bring a fix for this with its Day 1 Patch coming by the game's official release date this Friday, February 4.
Nevertheless, the patch would fix the game once it releases, and no more bugs will plague the "Dying Light" experience.
That being said, we kindly ask you to wait until Feb 4th as by that time you’ll also get access to all improvements and fixes we’ve implemented within last weeks and will introduce with the day 1 patch. That’s the way to experience Dying Light 2 the way it’s meant to be played.
— Dying Light (@DyingLightGame) February 1, 2022
'Dying Light 2 ': Day 1 Patch Coming on Official Release Date
Techland assures the public that the Day 1 Patch will bring a fix to all of the bugs and issues found in the game's early release now. It may be so that it received mixed reviews from critics and reviews. The recent tweet by Nibellion, "Dying Light 2 Stay Human," received adequate rankings ranging from seven to 8.5 from different sources.
Dying Light 2 and its Anticipated Release
Back in 2016, reports on Techland working on two new games, one of which is "Dying Light 2," as gamers want the game's sequel to the first title that saw massive success. Fast forward to approximately six years later, players get what they want early in the year. Still, a few days' wait is making people anxious over its release, especially for those who already own a copy.
"Dying Light" is a massive franchise now, and it follows the hero Kyle Crane as he travels the dystopian world, rid of zombies and the virus that took over the human race. The survivors are left to run and fend for their lives, and different DLCs came for the game that gave expansions, including that of "Dying Light: The Following."
The sequel to the "Dying Light" franchise excited gamers when it first dropped the news and trailer for the game, giving players hope for the famous title series. Nonetheless, Techland wants people to wait for a few days until only Friday to get the game and experience it without any issues or bugs that would disrupt their gameplay.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
