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#DYING LIGHT THE FOLLOWING ENDING CHOICES FULL#

Neither of these choices matters after this.

If you don’t agree to lie you fight Marco and then Julian isn’t arrested. Cheers!ĭoing the first objective if you agree to lie about the water you get paid off, then Julian at the Bazaar is arrested. If you already have the items but pick the other option, the game just tells you immediately to give him the items without marking either of the scavenge locations for you to check. Immediately telling Carlos that you have the supplies he needs doesn’t change how the quest works. This only requires you to walk around and speak to anyone in the Bazaar area highlighted with green using Survivor Sense, then she should call you back to talk. You may be asked by Sophie to speak with people of the Bazaar before she will work with you (we are unsure of what triggers this). Hakon may call you before finishing all objectives in these, but it seems like you need to do at least 2/3 before he’ll call (meaning either finish “The Spark of Invention” and one objective in “Cheers!”, or both objectives in “Cheers!”) Working on both “The Spark of Invention” and “Cheers!” is required to progress this quest, but choices in them don’t affect anything overall. Markers of the Plagueĭialogue options don’t matter. Getting Strongerĭialogue options don’t matter. Story Mission Choices Pilgrim’s Pathĭialogue options don’t matter.

#DYING LIGHT THE FOLLOWING ENDING CHOICES FULL#

The overall progression of the story is largely linear, with only the timed choices or who you assign Facilities to during story missions that cause any major variance in events.įor a full walkthrough of all quests refer to Dying Light 2 Walkthrough.

These are the choices pointed out in this guide, and are almost always obvious in gameplay because they have a timer attached to them.

Only a very small subset of dialogues actually have any impact whatsoever.

Any dialogue in white text in conversations is optional extra dialogue, which won’t progress the current conversation as a whole, and normally just gives some more general dialogue or possibly lead to an extra option to progress the dialogue, but they don’t majorly change the story events.

The vast majority of dialogue only changes the next line of dialogue and that’s it. Most dialogues have no impact on the story whatsoever.