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Techland reveals why he was delayed Dying Light 2

A little over a month ago, Techland announced that Dying Light 2: Stay Human It would be delayed until February 2022. This aroused many alerts among users, who claimed that the game was in Very bad condition and some were even insinuating that it would be canceled. Well, his authors finally went out to deny all this by explaining the true reason behind his delay.

Talking with Edge Magazine, Tymon Smektala , the main designer of the game, affirmed that there are hundreds of people working on this and things do not always go well when you try to put together the final version, so you will take this extra time for Correct all the problems that users could have.

We are reviewing everything again. Dying Light 2 is full of complex and interconnected systems created by hundreds of people - somewhere in the production began to fit together with each other, but we also started discovering cases where this did not happen, and we want to correct it. Normally these are simple mistakes, but we want to make sure you find the vast majority of them. Those additional two months will serve just for this. And maybe we will also start a couple of Easter Eggs.

So there you have it, these two additional months will give you an opportunity for techland to give us an experience worthy of play, and surely the wait will be worth it.

Dying Light 2 Stay Human - Official Gameplay Trailer Dying Light 2 will launch the February 4 on consoles PlayStation, Xbox, PC and Nintendo Switch (Version of the Cloud).

Editor s note : Considering what happened with cyberpunk 2077, No developer wants to risk launching a product in a very bad condition. In the case of dying light 2, the game looked very well in the few gamelays they had shown it, but if techland needs more time, then that all the necessary are taken.

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