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To easily spot these random events, look out for the question mark that pops up on your minimap - but be warned: these dynamic events can sometimes be a trap. You can send them to the camp of your choice, of which the rewards will vary. Stopping to help people fighting Freakers, or trapped in cars by them, will earn you camp trust and money. This isn’t a reliable defensive strategy though, as they’ll eventually still charge. You can disconnect them by shooting them, or by approaching them and pressing Square to quietly cut the wires.Īiming at Freakers with your flashlight on at night will cause them to shield their eyes, making them more hesitant to charge you.

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Follow the wires from the generator to make sure you get them all. Don’t forget: they aren’t just on top of booths and trailers - there can be speakers on the floodlights, too. When scavenging a Nero site, disconnect every speaker before activating the MMU power generator to avoid them going off and alerting nearby freakers.

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See How to Buy and Store Guns for more detailed information. Just remember that the opposite is true as well - if you steal a weapon you really like off an enemy but haven’t purchased it yet if you leave it behind it’s gone for good. So don’t be afraid to drop a purchased gun in favor of something with more ammo, since you can always get it back at a safe house. Finding weapons in the wild, unfortunately, does not. An obvious sign that there is no loot waiting for you is by spotting whether a trunk or hood is already ajar - only cars you can loot will have their trunks and hoods fully closed.īuying guns from a vendor adds them to your gun locker permanently. Stopping to see if a car has loot in the trunk or under the hood can become tedious. While Tucker's camp has better guns, the drug stash won’t earn you enough trust or credit to purchase anything worthwhile anyway. Copeland has many bike upgrades you’ll want early on. Choose to return it to Copeland's camp over Tucker's. The first thing you’ll do in Days Gone is take down Leon, and very soon after, you’ll acquire his drug stash. Use this to pull up to towns more silently, or use it to walk it to a nearby town if it’s in need of repairs or out of gas. When your bike is idling, you can walk it forward or backwards with the left stick. If you spot the gas station icon, you can pull right up to the pump and refill without ever having to get off your bike. But also make sure to keep an eye on your mini-map. Speaking of being out of gas, if you’re running on empty, you can look through a town or Nero site for a gas can to fill up. Counter this by upgrading your bike’s gas tank as soon as possible so you can travel farther distances without needing to refuel. Running around looking for fuel is probably the least fun task in Days Gone. It’s not a huge increase, but it’s sure to save on travel over time.

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after reading this.įirst things first, you’re going to spend a lot of time on the open road, so aim to upgrade your bike’s speed at Copeland's Camp as soon as you can. We're vague enough to not give away anything about the story, but you'll know a little of what to expect as far as available upgrade, weapons, etc. Spoiler Warning: Very light gameplay spoilers ahead. Watch the video above for 13 Things Days Gone Doesn't Tell You

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