Dying Light 2 development messed up, Microsoft plans to buy Techland

Dying Light 2 indeed predicted to be the successor of the first series of Dying Light which was released about 5 years ago. However, the game is currently experiencing delays and has not yet received a definite release date, now there is news that one of the employees Techland as developer Dying Light said that the development of Dying Light 2 messed up.

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As reported by Wcftech, the development conditions Dying Light 2 so messed up. Starting from the changing focus of work, low morale to leadership that doesn’t know where it’s going. This chaos makes this game still unclear how the outcome will be.

“Dying Light 2 is full of chaos, first we need to focus on the story, then the gameplay, after that the game mechanic changes that never stop. The whole time our morale was low, the leadership didn’t even know what they were doing. This is so embarrassing. It is still not clear what the fate of this game will be in the future. Other studios have been thinking about fixing the bugs, while we don’t have any idea yet.”

Reportedly, the one that resulted in the destruction Dying Light 2 is a conflict between head writer Chris Avellone with creative director Adrian Ciszewski, Avellone wants to make the story in the game more complicated like a game RPG, but it doesn’t match the type of game that Techland.

Apart from that, it was reported that this crisis created a huge loss to Techland as a developer studio. Many employees have to resign from their jobs like one of them is the head of technology from Techland, Pawel Rohleder. Whole stock of Techland even rumored to be soon bought by Microsoft soon.

With this rumor, it seems to make gamers who are waiting Dying Light 2 have to be more patient to wait and hopefully this crisis does not drag on so that the game can be resumed without having to be canceled.

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