Dying Light 2: How to Farm Scraps

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There is a heavy emphasis on RPG mechanics, looting, and crafting in Dying Light 2 Stay Human. This means that much of the game will be spent exploring and seeking out new items, weapons, and the blueprints to create them.

However, in order to do this in Dying Light 2, the player needs to gather important materials and common items such as scraps,which are vital resources in the game. This is because scraps are used in all aspects of crafting except for medicinal items.

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Whether it's making throwing knives, lockpicks, or repairing weapons in Dying Light 2, scraps will almost always be the key material that's needed before everything else. Knowing where to farm these important materials will always be beneficial to Aiden's arsenal.

The most straightforward method of gathering scraps to craft and modify items is to buy them from an item store. They're inexpensive valuing at only one coin per item, so it'll make gathering them less of a challenge. Vendors can be found all over the city working for Dying Light 2's factions known as the Peacekeepers or the Survivors. They will often be found in safehouses, Windmills, and other bases of operation.

The next almost guaranteed place to find scraps will be the bins found all over the city inside and outside buildings. Bins can often be found in backyards or near Convoy zones. Whether it's large trash cans or small waste bins, they will almost always have scraps for Aiden to loot.

Exploring apartment buildings can often yield a lot of useful crafting materials for Aiden to find. Taking the time to explore an abandoned apartment building can be a dangerous endeavor, as it is usually filled with sleeping zombies.

So Aiden will need to sneak