So much so, in fact, that Pilgrim Outpost offers a 'cross-franchise experience' between Dying Light 1 and Dying Light 2. This extends even outside the game because Techland wants it to be a truly immersive experience for fans. Michalak describes the Pilgrim Outpost as a 'communication hub' for players to find new things to do in-game, complete new challenges, and meet other Dying Light fans and be engaged with the game. RELATED: Next Dying Light 2 Content Update Will 'Pull Out All The Stops' Dying Light 2's Pilgrim Outpost: Its Creation and Purpose as a 'Cross-Franchise Experience' Recently, Techland's senior PR specialist Paulina Dziedziak and publishing digital solutions lead Wojciech Michalak discussed this new feature and went behind the scenes on the creation, as well as the future, of this community service experience. Activating and completing daily and weekly in-game bounties will give players Pilgrim Reputation Points, Ranks, and Tokens, allowing players to find new weapons in the armory, get random gear through outpost drops, and find new Pilgrim Weapons. Techland has always been solid when it comes to supporting its games and listening to its community, with this update making big changes to Dying Light 2's combat, making dismemberment gruesome, introducing gear transmog, adding gameplay mechanics like blueprints and weapon crafting, and introducing the Pilgrim Outpost (among bug fixes and the like).ĭying Light 2's Pilgrim Outpost is a feature designed with longevity in mind and should not be overlooked as a result. Dying Light 2's recent Gut Feeling update introduced a plethora of new content in the game, in some ways rehauling entire systems to better align them to the fanbase's desire.

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