Dying Light 2: Best parkour and combat skills

Dying Light 2 is officially here, and if you're new to the series, you might be overwhelmed by the number of options. In Dying Light 2, there are two skill trees: one for combat and another for parkour. Both of those elements are necessary for Dying Light 2 to be the kind of adventure it is, yet they both start out a touch flat.

In order for parkour and combat to completely shine, you'll need to unlock the greatest talents. The game begins with you barely being able to leap, climb, or fight, but by the end, you will have mastered all of the game's mechanics. You'll know what to focus on in Dying Light 2 if you read through the skill list below. Check out our other guides for more information, such as a summary of all main plot options, the greatest parkour and combat skills, and the tips and tricks you'll need to get started.

Best Combat Skills

• Vault Kick - Jump over dazed attackers and follow up with a kick
• Perfect Dodge - Dodge at the right moment to stagger your opponent. Dodging is the best combat skill since it is less hazardous than blocking.
• Grapple/Grapple Throw - Throw oncoming foes using their momentum. Effective against some human employers.
• Dropkick - Kick off the ledge with a hard kick while jumping.
• Ground Pound - A powerful air attack. When it comes to beginning battles, this is really useful.

These are Dying Light 2's greatest Combat Skills. Focus on skills that help you avoid damage in combat or catch adversaries off guard.

Best Parkour Skills

• High Jump - Using this skill, you'll be able to reach higher ledges and climb faster. In the parkour-focused areas of the game, this is crucial.
• Active Landing - Assists you in avoiding significant injury when you fall from a considerable height. This is very useful before you unlock the paraglider.
• Firm Grip/Fast Climb/Ledge Jump - These three parkour skills in Dying Light 2 form a chain. Then assist you in climbing more quickly.
• Far Jump - Allows you to jump across buildings and cross wider gaps.
• Dart/Dash/Afterboost - Makes you race quicker across the ground.
• Bash/Enemy Jump - When rushing past crowds, you have the option of flattering them or bashing them out of the way.
• Tic Tac/Wall Run - In the main Villedor city, walling running becomes vital.

It's also worth mentioning that some skills will appeal to players with specific playstyles more than others. For example, if you prefer blocking to avoiding, mobility skills may be a better option.