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Every now and then, a player feels stuck in the prison and makes a post. Simply go to the rowboat, at the floating dock, out past the pier. Climb in and use the prompt to exit the area. Once out of the prison map, select a different, non-DLC quest to track, so you don't get sent back there by mistake.
And there's probably a few godmode mods but come on, it's not that bad. I struggled a few times, but with legend level, all challenges become pretty easy after a while.
Prison is entirely optional. Just like in the main game, you're not supposed to take them all on, rather find a way to smartly parkour and camo your way around them. There's a few zombies that do need killing.
I don't see why anyone would need to cheat trough it, it's entirely optional and you can return with better skills, gear, firecrackers, potions and booster. The rewards are, on guru level some gold fantasy weapons and a bunch of king mods.
I don't like cheating, I don't like cheaters. Knock yourself out, but stay the ♥♥♥♥ out of multiplayer and don't give your ♥♥♥♥ to noobs, the early game experience is difficult and well-crafted a cheated high end weapon tends to ruin that.
"I only cheated in my solo game, why did I get a Steam wide game ban, when someone else I know cheats and didn't get one? This is ruining hundreds of games I've purchased for multiplayer!"
Dying Light: Prison Heist - Duo World Record (2:44)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XQYnY57ZkAY
I was not informed about how difficult it is, or what supplies i need, i also assumed that it is story needed due to the things that were said by the characters and why would i assume the game would throw end-game stuff at me at the start?
Now that i know the purpose of it it feels a bit less cheap but still very poorly communicated unless you read the steam store page, which does not give the game any immersion points.......
I guess the issue solved itself. I wont get my 3 hours back now anyway and im not planning on going there again, maybe ever.
From the main menu, go to the "What's New" section. This will actually explain to you each of the add-on content that is beyond the story mode. Prison Heist is explained there along with the other additions.
Also any of the things listed in "Repeatable quests" while in game are not required for the story, they are just activities you can choose to do
I agree that that the goal and difficulty should be more clearly expressed by the developers. Especially for those of us that aren't old time veterans. What tipped me off was the "DLC" label in the quest list. This game is somewhat open-world and doesn't hold hands though... If something seems too difficult, just back off ;)
I hope I didn't come off as an @ss, I was just trying to explain in detail.
Nah, you're good.
I was, and still am quite angry, but at least i learned how it works, the hard way sadly.
Its like playing dark souls and rushing through it
It's not entirely obvious to a new player, and it is a bit strange that all the end game content shows up during early story missions
It would have made more sense for it to not unlock until later in the game
If you just started the game and jumped into story line you have no idea that this is a new game mode, it shows up like any other quest you've been offered up to that point
You are looking at this from a veteran players perspective and failing to understand what it looks like to a new player that just starts up the game and starts new
Do some research? Really? That's kinda why he posted this topic, he asked the community about it
I'm just fully aware of why he needed to ask, because as a new player it is not obvious that this is end game content.
like bozaks horde it just appears in dlc quests
saints row 3 had something similar with gangstas in space where it showed up at the start, i did it right after i finished the main game as i had an inclination it was dlc content
the prison dlc even appears in the what's new category in the main menu which can be accessed as part of 10 in 12 program
it does not wait for you to be at the end game, you've missed the point. It shows up as a task in your list as something to do very early in the game
Most new players are not going to explore the new content menu before at least playing the game first, they arent looking for new content. And as a new player how are you to know that all DLC is end game content?
For one thing, not all of it is. Many DLC can be done long before end game. You don't seem capable of understanding how it looks to a new player. This shows up in your quests list at a time when you are flooded with side missions and repeatables, many of the repeatables are fairly easy even in the early to mid stage game. Then you suddenly find that one of them is insanely difficult and out of place.
At the very least it makes you question why its there, and then you end up with threads like this
If you can't understand that, there's no point in discussing it further