Dying Light Tweak Guide

Why does Dying Light Run so Poorly?

The outdated or broken graphics driver may also lag the game. As we all know, an outdated or corrupted graphics driver would trigger game crashing, stuttering (FPS dropping, or lagging) and even screen flickering issues.

What are the Best Settings for Dying Light PC?

Window Mode: Fullscreen.
Monitor: Your Primary Display.
Resolution: Your Monitors Native Resolution.
VSync: Off.
Upscaler Mode: DLSS Performance or FSR Balanced depending on whether you have an Nvidia RTX GPU or others.
Gamma: According to your desire.
Film Grain Effect: Off.

What Difficulty should I Play Dying Light On?

For most people, the best difficulty level is Normal. This is intended for most peoples firsttime playthroughs, and its the baseline that the other two modes are bouncing off of. If you played the first Dying Light and want a challenge for the sequel, then Hard will provide the best experience.

Is there Mod Support for Dying Light?

In a complete 180° from the events of last week, Techland has announced it will support mods for Dying Light. In an attempt to stop hacks for the “Be the Zombie” mode, Techland accidentally blocked modders from being able to tweak the game's files.

Can you Still Use Nexus Mod Manager?

Although we no longer support Nexus Mod Manager, for those that prefer to stick to NMM the last official release is still available. You can also find the newest community release on the GitHub page.

What Mod Manager does Nexus Use?

According to the Nexus site, NMM "integrates with the Nexus sites to provide you with a fast, efficient, and much less hassled modding experience." Nexus Mods has since replaced Nexus Mod Manager with Vortex, the official Nexus Mods mod manager with improved mod handling and a more modern interface.

What is Dying Light Manager?

This Manager allows you to tweak Dying Light options. INSTRUCTIONS: After you download it, run as administrator. It will ask you to update.

Can Dying Light be Modded?

No more lens flare. Dying Light 2 has only been out since Friday, and there are already at least 75 mods available through Nexus Mods. One of these mods is worth a look, as it removes many of the game's post-processing effects such as sharpness, lens flare, and more.

What are the Best Mods for Dying Light?

Puff – (Tip Mod)
Slit – (Tip Mod)
Spark – (Tip Mod)
Bane – (Shaft Mod)
Reinforcement – (Grip Mod)
Infected Arrows.
Inferno – (Shaft Mod)
Avalanche – (Shaft Mod)