Since its E3 2018 reveal, Dying Light 2?s developers have driven home the emphasis on player?s choices. Every decision matters and is capable of shaping the narrative and game world at-large. What does that mean for protagonist Aiden Caldwell" Are his actions driven by a moral code" Apparently, morality will be exclusively motivated by the player, who can choose to be good, bad, or some nuanced middle-ground. The extremist of extremes also serves as an option. If players want to assume a role similar to that of the Joker, sowing chaos just for the fun of it, that, too, is possible. Care should be taken, though, as such behavior may also adversely effect Aiden.
In an interview with Wccftech, Techland developers were asked if Dying Light 2?s extensive choice-based system will allow players to explore the game as an agent of chaos, similar to the Joker. The simple answer is, yes. However, everything has consequences, even if players act like someone who doesn?t care about anything. Writer Chris Avellone told Wccftech,
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