The Police Station — Dying Light: The Beast Walkthrough
The Police Station in Dying Light: The Beast is a critical location, often serving as a source of valuable weaponry and a potential safe haven. However, it's also a magnet for the undead and can be a challenging area to clear due to its confined spaces and the presence of specialized infected. Careful planning and efficient combat are key to surviving its interior.
Your objective within the Police Station will typically involve retrieving specific items, such as firearms, ammunition, or key quest items. The building's layout is usually characterized by long corridors, interrogation rooms, offices, and a main armory. Darkness is prevalent, making a reliable light source essential. Be prepared for ambushes from both zombies and potentially hostile human survivors.
Key Objectives and Strategies:
- Weapon Acquisition: The primary draw of the Police Station is its arsenal. Focus on reaching the armory or evidence locker where firearms and ammunition are often stored.
- Combat Tactics: Due to the confined spaces, close-quarters combat is common. Utilize shotguns and pistols effectively. Consider using traps like proximity mines or tripwires if you have them.
- Enemy Types: Expect standard zombies, but also be wary of special infected like Goons, who can break through doors, and potentially even Demolishers in more intense scenarios.
- Looting: Beyond weapons, search offices for crafting components, first-aid kits, and valuable documents. The evidence locker often contains unique items.
A common challenge is breaching the main armory, which is often locked and heavily guarded. You might need to find a keycard, solve a simple puzzle, or fight your way through a horde. Once inside, be prepared for a concentrated attack as the noise of gunfire will attract nearby infected.
Navigational Tips:
- Locate the main entrance, which may be barricaded.
- Search administrative offices for keycards or clues to access restricted areas.
- The armory is usually on a lower floor or in a reinforced section.
- Utilize any available safe zones within or near the station to regroup.
When looting, prioritize ammunition and weapon upgrades. If you find a police baton or a similar melee weapon, it can be a reliable backup. Remember to check the cells and holding areas, as they can sometimes contain hidden loot or even trapped enemies.