Parkour is vital to level inDying Light 2. Without any levels, Aiden is below-average at climbing. He can only hold himself up for a few seconds before plummeting back to earth. He’s so slow that even amateur rock wall climbers roll their eyes as they wait for him to hurry up.
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With some levels, Aiden becomes not only above-average but supernatural at parkour feats. The problem with this rosy optimism is that leveling up parkour is a slog on par with the worst grinds in all of gaming history. With the right technique, though, Aiden is only a few hours away from maxing out this skill inDying Light 2.
Wait For Nightfall
Not leveling at night means getting half of the potential experience to be gained. Those who want to max out the skill in one or two gaming sessions are going to be bored out of their minds no matter what, but without this bonus, the grind could take a week’s worth of gaming.
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Get some extra immunityand head out after the sun has set. Try not to get too far from a UV light, since players will need to dip into a UV area in order to stay human. The going between parkour areas and UV lights isn’t great, but it’s more than made up for by double experience points.
Find Parallel Monkey Bars
Players will notice that the first time they make a parkour move, the game gives out points heavily. But when they repeat that move too quickly, it only awards a single point of experience. Going back and forth on the same set of monkey bars will yield mostly single points at a time.
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However, parallel monkey bars (bars that are side by side) count as different maneuvers after landing. Look for multiple bars on the same pole, swing on one, land, then swing on the other, land, and repeat. Players will get access tothe best parkour skillsin no time.
Start A Chase?
Players have noticed that chases take that nighttime double multiplier and turn it into a triple or quadruple multiplier. The catch? Players have to initiate a chase. The first few stages of the chase aren’t so bad and most zombies struggle to reach rooftops in a timely manner.
However, by wave three, zombies that can kill the player in one or two hits start popping up. And they can be just as fast as Aiden is. Gamers will need to balance if this gambit is worth it. Most of the time, it’s not recommended to start a chase, but anyone feeling frisky and ready to dodge zombies on rooftops may way to try it out.
