Dying Light 2: How to Survive Chemical Areas - Ultimate Guide

Dying Light 2 has more action for us and this allows us to explain how to survive chemical areas, let's see.

What are chemical areas in Dying Light 2?

  These are nothing more than spaces that are usually covered by poisonous mud, in addition to toxic vapors, these are lethal and can cause death, so knowing how to survive chemical areas can be a very complex matter and that for many could be practically impossible, however, it is necessary to prepare for it, even when these places may be scarce.

How to survive chemical areas in Dying Light 2?

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It is necessary to take into account that crossing these areas can be quite difficult for many, but we must become explorers who are determined to do everything, because they are usually areas that are on the edges of the map and getting us with them usually happens at least once .

It should be noted that knowing how to survive chemical areas is a complicated task, however, it is not particularly recommended because this could lead to certain death in Dying Light 2.

It is necessary to take into account that there is a time when we are allowed to access this area and we are allowed to survive, this is usually done during the mission called "Veronica".

It is good to keep in mind that before starting the mission it is necessary to get a blocker, this is because it allows us to survive toxicity.

Thanks to this mission we are allowed to survive the chemical areas in Dying Light 2, but once we have completed this mission the blocker that allows us to enter this area disappears, leaving us vulnerable in case we are interested in entering other chemical areas.

It should be noted that knowing how to survive chemical areas is a particular task and that by getting involved in the Veronica mission we are allowed to get loot, unfortunately this is the only dora to be able to access these places without major problem, and I say unfortunately, due to which are challenging places that are not easily accessible, but if they had blockers it would be fantastic.

It is good to keep in mind that:

 

•  The best option to survive these chemical areas is to simply avoid them.
• We could count on the possibility of jumping from some pieces of rubble or patches of clean earth, however, this is not very feasible since surviving these areas is not an easy task.

 

 In this sense, knowing how to survive chemical areas offers us the opportunity to get involved in a particular mission, this because there are no different ways to achieve it in Dying Light 2.