While Dying Light?s grappling hook was a commendable feature, it didn?t exactly work in tandem with the game?s parkour mechanics. Because of this, many players relied on the grappling hook more than the much touted parkour abilities. Techland aims to change that for Dying Light 2 with a more physics-based grapple feature. If done right, players should find themselves combining the grappling hook with parkour more effectively.
Bartosz ?Glova? Kulon, who?s responsible for the series? parkour, teased updates to the grappling hook during an interview with VG247. Apparently, Glova incidentally created the short-range teleportation qualities behind Dying Light?s grappling hook. For the sequel, the developer focused on crafting something far more fluid, a mechanic that could accentuate parkour rather than distract from it.
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