In the game Dying Light 2, you’ll be able to complete a lot before Aiden’s skill level is at its maximum. However, if you’re hoping to unleash his full potential, you should figure out how experience, skill rank, rank, and other attributes are used.
Yes, achieving maximum levels requires some effort from you; however, generally speaking, most advancement happens naturally. Simply go through the story, explore the game’s world, and complete various side missions on the map. You will mainly build skill branches, boost your level, and boost your endurance and health.
We’ll tell you more about them, as well as how you can increase another vital factor – resistance to zombie-virus (the amount of time you spend in the dark). Read our previous article.
Empact Gain and Level Limit in Dying Light 2
The skill tree of the game is split into two separate branches. One of them is responsible for Aiden’s combat abilities, while the other is responsible for his parkour abilities. The branches each have their unique experience bar.
The moment is that both branches are restricted to a maximum of 25, meaning that you’ll eventually be able to master all the techniques accessible. In 50+ hours, it’s feasible to get to the level of 18 for both fight and parkour.
Player’s Ranking in dying Light 2.
As you advance in your parkour and combat skills, as you progress in your abilities and fight, you will gain gaming rank will increase too. The rank could be considered like the character’s level in an RPG. The rank is the highest level of equipment Aiden can use currently, and, secondly, it indicates the character’s willingness to travel to higher risk areas in Villedore.
Stamina and Health Maximum in Dying Light 2
Three inhibitors gained can boost stamina or health to a point. Healthy and fit will allow you to withstand more attacks, and stamina lets you remain alive for longer on rooftops or in battle. Also, you can see that certain parkour and combat abilities require specific levels of stamina and health.
The highest level for both is 26. However, there aren’t enough of the game to boost both to the max. It’s up to you; however, investing in either isn’t the best option as there are plenty of instances in the game where you’ll require both health and endurance.