Agility is for stuff like parkour and movement whilst the Survivor tree unlocks useful perks such as reducing purchase costs at vendors and gaining blueprints earlier. I'll go into the details of each of the Skill Trees below but the general gist is that the Power tree unlocks perks for combat. Similarly, unlocking a skill perk opens up the opportunity to unlock the adjoining branches (left and right) of the perk.
Thus players need to rank up and unlock the skill perks higher up the tree to gain access to the lower level perks. Progression moves downwards and outwards in Dying Light. As the name suggests, the skill trees are a tiered system that branch out into multiple paths. Players can spend their skill points upgrading the skill trees to unlock new perks and abilities. The non-liner progression system means players will pick and choose what quests they will take on to buy their way up into the cult's ranks, where both cunning and brute force will be needed to succeed.Not a million miles away from most role playing games, the Skill Tree in Dying Light is a character progression mechanic which is split into 3 main sections - Power, Agility and Survivor. This is a very closed society that needs to keep its secrets. To do so though, you'll first have to gain the trust of the locals, which will be no small feat in itself. Your main objective is to infiltrate this mysterious group by completing tasks and missions they see as worthy of their cause.
"Kyle Crane finds himself in Harran's outback where a mysterious cult has used the outbreak to rise to power. An important part of this experience is commandeering all-terrain buggies and enjoying the game's creative brutality and freedom of movement in high gear." A land that is much more open and that transforms the well-known gameplay pillars of Dying Light into a brand-new experience. Players will leave the city walls and travel to a new, vast region. "The Following is a story driven expansion pack and the untold chapter of Kyle Crane's involvement in the Harran zombie outbreak.
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