I have found that my weapons do not work as they should in Dying Light: The Following they are weak and I will try to focus on acquiring better weapons. After finishing Beelzebufo You get a… reword ? I still don’t know where to use it or where to return it I hope to find out that soon and what kind of reword I will receive. If Beelzebufo will still have some hit points use grenades to finish him off just use the explosive ones as they are the only ones that will work, I think any other explosive weapon will do, just remember Beelzebufo won’t move so forget about using land mines. After that just shot it, You may attract more runners to the Harvest but You should be able to deal with them. Throw as many barrels under hist feet as that is possible. However he have limited space to move and will barely move as he prefers to shot instead of come close to melee attacks. Beelzebufo is a hard hitting with plenty of health. Almost every quest in Dying Light: The Following stated to be hard can be done quite easy if You use the right tricks. Gather the barrels and start throwing them under Beelzebufo, I had information that Harvest is a hard quest, well I say its tricky. Once again make use of camouflage – best ability in Dying Light: The Following. Harvest is a little farm in middle of nowhere inside in a lock place sits Beelzebufo a spitting big zombie surrounded by runners and… esploxive barrels I hope You get the idea how we gonna deal with this infestation in Harvest. The most annoying zombie of Dying Light: The Following… on open space they really show how dangerous they are. Place to do the quest Harvest is near the fuel station, You can get there easily by a buggy, when You arrive get ready to face some runners as they guard the place. I found out that hunting down a Bolter in Dying Light: The Following is a good idea to increase the reputation with locals. But before I encounter him I decide its time to clear more safe Houses, since now we have power and said houses will actually work! Fuel station is always a good bet as will provide some fuel for our buggy. Didn’t expect to find a mini-boss, Beelzebufo. I thought I should expect like some zombies or two bigger ones. After finishing the mission Power to the People I decided I can do one more quest near the dam, Harvest. Welcome back everybody! To Let's Play Dying Light: The Following - Nightmare gameplay difficulty, part 7! So far I saw one mini-boss in Dying Light: The Following. ► Soo Neo, what happens today ? Well I'm glad You ask!! ツ ► Feeling supportive ? Stop by Patreon: ツ
Leave a comment and suggestions in the section below. Wanna know what happens today ? Click ► Show More ◄ to find out! ツ While doing a quest Harvest, we encounter one of said bosses: Beelzebufo a oversize even for Dying Light: The Following zombie with lots of health!! The Hag can infect enemies with her toxic fog.Dying Light: The Following offers You the possibility to hunt mini-bosses. Main weaknesses of the Banshee is she is easy to stagger as well as being frail with no other attack beside the pounce (effectively if you get close and no other threats, she is going to die/take as much damage as you can put out before running out of stamina) as well as her main attack is the pounce which is fairly easy to dodge/see coming if alone. The Banshee has only one main attack being her pounce(Power attack thus can not be blocked only dodged) and the ability to jump on other infected + up to roof tops ,her main strength is when the Player is being bogged down/distracted with other infected allowing her to get more successful pounces. Could there be a woman trapped within the rotting flesh of this witch, tormented by brief flashes of lucidity? Although Banshee is driven by instincts, her behavior seems to indicate some unsettling remnants of humanity. Her hands have transformed into claws, her manicured nails-into talons. Pieces of her evening dress still cling to the Banshee’s petite body, as does some gold jewelry. A vivid symbol of punishment for the sins of vanity and unbridled consumerism.
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