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Happens for me too, just never consistently. Nowhere near as good as dying light 1 did it.
Idk man. No more throwing zombies through windows, no more tossing em into railings and watching em topple over
Found another thing they removed/messed up.
When using a zombie to break your fall they no longer crumple to the ground/take damage.
I just landed on a zombies head and he stood straight up like I weighed nothing. WTF?
So much for improvements.
AKA Goomba Stomping no longer works like it did in the first game.
Exactly, what I'm saying. It's just less fluid and fun than it was in the first game. Guess people disagree though somehow lmao. The first game you could kick zombies legs out from under them, toss em over stuff, etc.
The animations make things a lot more stiff looking, and I think it's because they went down the RPG route.