IS the following dlc worth it?

[FreewayRadio]

title says it all

[Blade Master]

Yes, definitely.

It adds a lot to Dying Light, new weapons, zombies, items, side missions, story continuation of Campaign, drivable and customizable buggy, a huge detailed map to explore which is even bigger than Slums + Old Town combined.

If you enjoyed Dying Light then The Following is a must have.

[Kodiak412]

Worth every penny. It is a great addition to the game. Driving is a blast.

[bob l'éponge]

if you havent bought it then what the f are you doing with your life you broken imbecile go buy it and slaughter kids in your buggy ah what that kid is mad son he gon r q

[Migel]

Yup.

[☬ Crow ☬]

How does this work exactly? SHould I just play through the reg campaign then start a new game under "the following"? or does it just continue you automatically from when you finish the main storyline? I never really understood this.

[Blade Master]

Originally posted by ☬ Crow ☬:

How does this work exactly? SHould I just play through the reg campaign then start a new game under "the following"? or does it just continue you automatically from when you finish the main storyline? I never really understood this.

Finish Campaign first before starting The Following. Each Campaign save has its own The Following dedicated slot in Main Menu > Play > The Following, which you can start anytime after finishing Prologue.

You use your own character from Campaign in The Following, you can also return back anytime from Main Menu > Play.

[TheHuskyGT]

I clocked 120 hours in the main game. so far, I have clocked 30 hours in The Following, and still haven't finished it. I think I am 90% of the main quest, but still have like a dozen side quests undone.

Then again, I am an explorer. And I really don't drive the buggy except in one mission that was required and to complete some challenges. Walking makes moving around the massive map a lot more satisfying.

Can't go wrong with it. A massive new map, new enemies, a few new weapons, a whole different way to play the game (the buggy), new outfits... All in all, this is a prime example on how a genuine expansion is done. They sell you a full delicious cake with the main game, and for half of its cost, the sell you another full cake later on. Too bad we don't see this anymore in videogames. Today is more like "Pay $100 for a few slices of our Ultimate Cake, then pay another $30 for the rest of it. $5 for each bite..."