Especially not in Legion in his current bugged state.This guide shows the complete walkthrough of the “Broadcast” main quest in Dying Light 2. It works well.Īs I said, it's not nearly the best build for either Plague or Legion. What good SWFs will do is run Soul Guard one person just to F this idea over. Until you get a few hooks and keep people injured, you're purely reliant on Ruin. That said, it's far from the best build you can use with Legion, and acts as a late game build than an early one. This effectively makes the one person who ignores the effect stuck on the ground, while others are forced to heal them, while you're able to apply constant pressure to the survivors who ignore the obsession. The concept is simple, injure people, hook them, and slug the obsession when you can. The build I use is Hex Ruin, Hex Undying, Thana, and Dying Light. I've actually had a lot of success with it, but only on Legion and Plague, and not with the current bugged Legion. Originally posted by Floofersnoot:Well, time to rock the boat a bit. It use to be a hilarious build on Doctor as I could have 0 Terror Radius with specific addons. This way you can always hook people - it is a counter though as well - if the person you are chasing slaps you and is on death hook you just killed your obs. Anytime a new Survivor becomes the Obsession, they are affected by the Oblivious Status Effect for 40/50/60 seconds and their Aura is revealed to you for 4 seconds. Nemesis: A Survivor who blinds you, or stuns you using a Pallet or Locker becomes your Obsession. There is another perk that can 'reactivate' the dying light making it somewhat useful (though not as much as other perks) and that is Nemesis. You are throwing away the DL perk if you kill your OBS. They know this thus if they understand the icon - realize they need to bodyblock, get in the way, do gens, heal, save, ect - be active and be noticed. Typically you're murdering your Obs.ĭying light gives a huge buff to survivors who are the Obs. It use to be a hilarious build on Doctor as I could have 0 Terror Radius with specific addons.ĭyling Light isn't a good perk because it can't be paired well with other obs perks. You typically restrict this build to people like Hag, Myers, and trapper. It is fun to see survivors reactions in chat when you succeed because they think you're a hacker as you have virtually no radius, hit too fast, generators can't be completed, and you scare the crap out of them. This isn't a strong build - it is a gimmick build. Your basic attack becomes insanely fast and you are a murder machine. What this build does if you are able to succeed (which is unlikely) with an M1 killer - is generators begin to become impossible to complete. Otherwise, your Terror Radius is decreased by 8 metres and your Field of View is increased by 3/5/10 °. Monitor & Abuse: While in a Chase, your Terror Radius is increased by 8 metres. You can no longer gain Tokens if your Obsession is sacrificed or killed. Attacking your Obsession will make you lose 4/3/2 Tokens.

Save the Best for Last: Each Token grants a stack-able 5 % cool-down reduction on successful attacks. If the Obsession is alive, all others Survivors get a stack-able 2/2.5/3 % penalty to Repair, Healing, and Sabotage speed for each Token. Each Token decreases your Terror Radius by 4 metres while in a Chase.ĭying light: Each time you hook a Survivor that is not the Obsession and the Obsession is alive, gain a Token. When your Obsession is hooked, Furtive Chase receives a Token, up to a maximum of 2/3/4 Tokens. You lose all Tokens if the Obsession is sacrificed or killed. The strange combo is Furtive Chase, Dying light, StBfL, M&A.įurtive Chase: When a Survivor rescues the Obsession from a Hook, the rescuer becomes the Obsession. It is best paired with specific perks on specific killers. Dying light is a special perk designed around specific gameplay styles where you leave the dying light alive on purpose.

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