Dying Light 2: Stay Human will formally launch on Friday, February 4th, however the recreation has damaged avenue date in some areas, prompting Techland to ask gamers to attend for a day-one patch earlier than taking part in. Movies of Dying Mild 2‘s first few hours have been circulating on-line since final weekend and its critiques go stay immediately, however Techland appears extra involved about gamers experiencing the sport with out the day-one patch utilized.
What does Dying Mild 2 replace repair?
Techland hasn’t launched any patch notes or shared an outline of the patch. Over on Twitter, the developer mentioned that Dying Mild 2‘s day-one replace consists of numerous enhancements and fixes that have been applied over the previous couple of weeks main as much as launch.
Fellow survivors, we see that a few of you bought an entry to the retail copies of Dying Mild 2 earlier than the discharge date (it’s this Friday, solely 3 days left!). We perceive you need to begin exploring the Metropolis ASAP and we couldn’t be happier!
— Dying Mild (@DyingLightGame) February 1, 2022
That being mentioned, we kindly ask you to attend till Feb 4th as by that point you’ll additionally get entry to all enhancements and fixes we’ve applied inside final weeks and can introduce with the day 1 patch. That’s the best way to expertise Dying Mild 2 the best way it’s meant to be performed.
— Dying Mild (@DyingLightGame) February 1, 2022
Will Dying Mild 2 day-one replace influence recreation measurement?
With out its day-one patch put in, Dying Mild 2 weighs 25 GB on the PS5, 35 GB on the Xbox Collection X/S, and 51 GB on the PS4. Because of Sony’s compression tech, Dying Mild 2‘s PS5 model is the lightest. Nevertheless, Techland has advised GameSpot that these numbers are roughly what gamers ought to anticipate earlier than the day-one patch has been utilized. It’s unclear if the patch reduces or will increase the sport’s measurement.
In different information, PlayStation Retailer’s Critics’ Choice promotion kicks off immediately, and Sony plans to launch ten live service games by 2026.
