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Dying Light The Following Blueprint Location Guide

Dying Light The Following Blueprint Location Guide
Looking to create the most powerful weapons in Dying Light The Following? This Dying Light The Following Blueprint Location Guide lists the location of all the blueprints we’ve discovered, their uses and how to get them. Below you will find the name of each of the Blueprints in Dying Light The Following along with a screenshot of its location. Note, the exact location is the same location as the primary player, the green arrow.

Roast Blast Blueprint
Heavy Venom Blueprint
Arrow Blueprint
Phlebotomizer Blueprint
Discharger Blueprint
Stiff Stick Blueprint
Nailer Blueprint
Electro Tool Blueprint
Countryside Bane Blueprint
Iceberg Bane Blueprint
Hot Swing Blueprint
North Pole Blueprint
Dripping Edge Blueprint
Portable Charger Blueprint
Toxinator Blueprint

Military Keycard & Military Chests Loot

The following Blueprints are only available if you have the Military Keycard. You get the Military Keycard through progression in the main story campaign. Once you’ve met The Mother you’ll be given the Military Keycard by Jasir. You can then use it to unlock Military Chests.

Experimental Military Traction Part Blueprint
Experimental Military Suspension Part Blueprint
Experimental Military Engine Part Blueprint

Hacking Device Chests

Some chests in the game cannot be opened with force or even with the Military Key Cards. If you need to know how you unlock the mysterious chests you need to complete the quest chain for the two brothers. When you begin the quest to help them build a rocket train, and they eventually go through the tunnel, search a nearby tables for the hacking device.

We’re updating this as we go so it will be updated regularly until we get through the DLC.

Blaine Smith

Blaine Smith, or Smith as he prefers to be called as he doesn't have to repeat it four times before people get it, is one of the original founders of Gamers Heroes. Smith has been playing games for over 30 years, from Rex & 180 on ZX Spectrum to the latest releases on the ninth generation of consoles. RPG's are his go-to genre, with the likes of Final Fantasy, Legend of Legaia, and Elder Scrolls being among his favorites, but he'll play almost anything once (except Dark Souls). You can best reach him on Twitter

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