#Dying light demolisher plus

Keep those suckers in Crane’s back pocket for something far more challenging than a few low level zombies. This includes climbing up on top of containers to grab ranged weapons, however we advise that they not be used right now.

The first step in this portion of the mission will be run around the arena and get as geared as possible. Survive the Arena | Demolisher Boss Fight When everybody but Crane is dead, search the final room of the garage to trigger a cut scene. Continue to move forward, clearing the garage and picking up bullets as they become available. There’s no special formula here (besides what we just outlined in the previous paragraph).

It’s a beautiful cycle of headshots and resupplying. Go for headshots, then loot the bodies to get more ammunition to shoot more people in the head. With weapon in hand, start working down the stairs and through the hoards of gunmen. Kill him and then visit the security office to get a gun… or seven. Players need to go down another level, and no matter how bad things went sideways before there will be a lone guard hanging out. Work through the guards while making an attempt to check each room for loot. Tip: There’s lots of loot around here, so try to grab as much as possible during the brief breaks between combat. The last thing that anybody needs is targets in front of and behind them. If this happens, try to funnel the enemy through single person doors, thus forcing them to attack one at a time. Of course, things don’t always go as planned, meaning Crane could get caught and have to fight more than one target at the same time. If a guard isn’t looking, try for a head shot using a ranged weapon. This is made somewhat easier by the fact they show up on the mini map, allowing for their patrol habits to be studied. Players will need to descend the elevator shaft and emerge on a lower floor, then go about stealth killing as many of the guards as possible. Start out by chatting with the GRE for a moment, then snag the Military Throwing Knives from nearby. This is one of the more challenging parts of the mission, although some might argue that a harder test will follow. Anything that can throw Crane’s enemies off balance or take away their ability to fight is the way to go. If it’s not an option, however, Grapple is a good back up plan from the Agility skill set. This makes killing humans much easier than melee combat. Tip: For players on their first play through it’s unlikely that the Takedown Power skill would be available, but if it is make sure to equip it. Clear the roof and look inside one of the doorways for a floor hatch that allows entry into the building. For the most part they are isolated from one another, making sneak attacks much easier. There are a couple of guards on the roof, but nothing that can’t be taken care of fairly easily. When reaching a balcony that doesn’t look like it offers a path forward, turn around and look up, there should be another option above and back in the direction that players came from. There’s really only one path that we found would work, so keep moving from balcony to balcony, looking for opportunities to climb further up. Part way up gamers will have to shift around the side of the building to balconies that overlook the center courtyard. Players can tell where to jump by the yellow railings that line the path. This allows Crane to jump onto some balconies, then slowly work his way up. Move to the north side of the building and climb up on a van. When morning arrives, head over to Rais’ compound to complete the objective.

This isn’t a timed objective, and this mission is hard enough without having to walk around in the dark. If that’s not an option, putter around and visit the vendors, wasting time until morning. Instead, head back to the Tower and go to sleep. This fight took place at night for us, and it’s clear that the game wants players to have to find Zere while avoiding all the Virals and Volatiles. It will allow players to toss enemies to the ground, then attack them when they’re vulnerable. Tip: As mentioned, Grapple is incredible for this part, and all fights against other humans. Rais’ men will climb up to get at Crane, but from here he can either kick them off the top or use the Grapple Power skill to throw them off. From there, think about getting on top of the trailer that was previously Zere’s lab. This can be very difficult when trying to take on all four at once, so perhaps try and score an easy kill on one that isn’t looking. Zere’s lab and start defending it from Rais’ thugs.

#Dying light demolisher plus

This mission begins immediately following the cut scene with Brecken, plus there is a timer to worry about for the current objective.