As an open world title that will feature dynamic random events alongside a scripted storyline, Techland thinks that Dying Light will offer gamers several unique experiences while playing the upcoming zombie title. As such, Techland Producer Tymon Smektala revealed in an exclusive interview with Examiner that it’s for this very reason that the sharing options of the Xbox One and PS4 will fit in perfectly with Dying Light in order for players to easily capture key in-game moments.
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Only one point about the only question on the article: (absolutely nothing new, though)
"Examiner: What are one or two water cooler moments you think players will be talking about after playing Dying Light?
Smektala: That’s easy. You’ll surely remember your first successful escape during the night – especially if you use one of the gadgets you crafted yourself or one of the environmental traps we’ll leave for you in the game world. And the second one… There are a few locations in our game (right now I’m picturing my favorite one) which really makes you go “ohhhh…..” when you see it for the first time. But there are plenty of water cooler moments, and what’s cool about it is that they’re not scripted – Dying Light gameplay is very emergent, so we’re really thankful to the next-gen console manufacturers for promoting the game sharing options."
Every time they focus on environment to achieve the goals. I am really liking it.
How nice! Another Examiner article that blatantly steals information from other sources without adding anything of substance to make it stand out on its own. Some Examiner authors bust their behinds to bring good content to the conglomerate site... Not in this situation.
How proud the author must feel, having learned what ctrl+v does to make their "job" even easier.