#The dying light only prompt is open code#
#The dying light only prompt is open series#

They’ll mark a location on your map where you’ll find a safe. In any case, this quest will lead you to Jack and Joe who are locked up and ask you to find their moonshine to help them pass the time. It’s theoretically possible to encounter this safe naturally, but there’s really no point in bothering with it unless you’re completing the “Moonshine” quest that becomes available after “Welcome On Board” and after you’ve helped Jack and Joe in the “Water Tower” quest.

#The dying light only prompt is open code#

Dying Light 2: Horseshoe Water Tower Safe Code (Moonshine Quest) Inside are some incredibly valuable C4 explosives. There, you’ll want to head into the flooded basement where you’ll find a safe.

#The dying light only prompt is open series#

It asks you to decipher a series of surprisingly complicated coded messages that eventually lead you to the following clues:īasically, that just means you need to go to Muddy Ground and find the nearby water tower. This incredibly elaborate treasure hunt quest is triggered by keeping the map as part of “The Deserter” sidequest. Dying Light 2: Treasure Hunt Quest Safe Code There’s a note inside that tells you the safe code, but if you don’t have time for all that, you can just enter 313 and take the Inhibitor that is inside. You’ll run into this area as part of the early main quest “The Only Way Out,” but it will take quite a bit of stamina, skill, and patience to reach the spot. There’s a safe at the top of the church tower in Old Villedor Bazaar that you should be able to reach by jumping across nearby rooftops.

That being the case, here is the code for every safe in Dying Light 2 that has been found so far. That being the case, you’ll sometimes just want to skip to the solution and collect your rewards.

While Dying Light 2‘s safes are almost always in relatively close proximity of their codes (or clues that will lead you to them) it usually takes quite a bit of time to both find the safes themselves and the clues that lead you to their codes. Dying Light 2‘s massive open-world will reportedly take you hundreds of hours to fully explore, and I wouldn’t be surprised if more than a few of those hours are spent finding the game’s various hidden safes and trying to unlock them.