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Dying Light 2 Story DLC Has Been Delayed Again to November 10

Developer Techland announced via a Twitter post that the upcoming Bloody Ties story DLC for Dying Light 2 has been delayed yet again to November 10 in order “to allow the team extra time to polish and squash bugs.” The DLC was initially set to release earlier in June, till it was delayed to September and then to October 13, before its current delay. Dying Light 2 Stay Human is available now on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, and PC via Steam.

Details for the upcoming DLC via Techland can be seen below:

Fierce fighters are invited to a new location, The Carnage Hall, for a brutal grand opening on October 13.

Before entering this new arena, Techland invites the community to revisit The City and download the new community update, released today on PC and coming soon to console.

In “Bloody Ties,” players will embark on a new story adventure. Reach the epicenter of death, wealth, and absolute splendor in a stunning location: The Carnage Hall. This old opera building is full of challenges and quests, surprising new weapon types, character interactions, and discoveries to uncover.

Players who pre-order will get access to the Aristocrat Pack, including an exclusive weapon and outfit!

Before experiencing this extravagant new downloadable content, Techland invites the community to revisit the last bastion of humankind in Dying Light 2: Stay Human and download the community update, available now. This new type of update is based upon feedback received from the community, containing updates they are Dying 2 Have.

This first community update will introduce key fixes and changes for players, including improved behavior of infected during the night and fights, increased spawn rates of special infected, distance tracker, many technical improvements (including for co-op and PlayStation 5 balanced mode) and last but not least—E3 2019 color grading presets.

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