Tools in this category will lose durability when breaking a block, so if you dig for dirt with a sword, it will decrease its durability.
Below, you will see tools such as tridents and swords sorted as block-breaking.
Tools and weapons are split into two categories block-breaking and not block-breaking. Similarly, if you use any tool to break a block that would otherwise break instantly (like flowers or weeds), you will not lose any durability. For example, if you use a fishing rod to hit a mob, no durability will be lost. In general, if you use a tool for something that isn't its intended purpose, then you will lose no durability. However, Strauss explains that there are other methods to take down enemies such as luring enemies around with bait and firecrackers and using the game's verticality to take down enemies.There are several different types of tools and weapons, but durability is similar among each of them.
This means that your weapons can break in tricky situations, leaving you unarmed and more vulnerable. This then ties into the game's weapon durability systems, with scrap weapons breaking a lot quicker than the higher quality weaponry. Strauss explains that standard weapons are still available to find in the game, although they're either rare or very expensive. Instead of simple machetes and wrenches, players will find weapons made from scrap and bits of scenery that have been roughly stitched together. Related: How Weapon Durability Systems Could Enhance Gameplay If Done WellĪccording to Producer Szymon Strauss, weapons have been drastically overhauled in Dying Light 2 to reflect the passing of time between the first and second games. This news comes from developer Techland's latest Dying 2 Know More video on YouTube which goes into further detail about what kinds of weapons you'll be able to use in the game. Don't expect your weapon to last very long in Dying Light 2 as it has been confirmed that weapon degradation will feature like it did in the original.
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