Dying Light 2: How to Unlock Fast Travel

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There is plenty of fun and interesting ways to traverse Dying Light 2's massive open world. Dying Light 2's new parkour mechanics make exploring the city of Villedor a high octane and highly rewarding experience, however, traveling the streets of the city can be dangerous, especially if players have to travel far distances.  Luckily, there is a far safer and more boring way to travel far distances around the map; fast travel. Players unlock fast travel first enter the City of Villedor during the game's main story quest which, depending on how players play the game, can take a few hours or several before reaching.

Fast Travel in Dying Light 2 isn't as easy as just discovering a fast travel location and being able to instantly spawn there at will. Players will have to find and clear Metro stations underground in order to fast travel. Metro Stations have level 3+ enemies inside, so players will want to get some stat bonuses and better gear using Dying Light 2's new gear system.  Fast travel stations won't be found until players enter the game's second area, the Central Loop, which is unlocked after the «Lets Waltz» main story quest.

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Metro Stations in Dying Light 2 are either full of humans or infected, humans can be dealt with during the day, but the infected will have to be dealt with at night unless players want to fight a giant hoard of volatiles. The only way to unlock faster travels areas is to clear out Metro Stations around the city. How long it takes to get to these locations all depends on how long it takes for players to progress Dying Light 2. Players focused on story mode will most likely spot these locations quicker than players who are taking their