Dying Light: The Beast Dicas

This trainer packs a massive toolkit and versions for multiple game builds. Highlights:

• Infinite health/stamina, defense/damage multipliers, super damage
• Beast mode control with infinite duration
• Unlimited durability (weapons/lockpicks), no reload, no recoil, super accuracy
• Unlimited throwables/ammo/arrows/UV energy
• Crafting bypass (ignore parts/blueprint reqs), money & XP editors
• Easy lockpicking, freeze daytime, time control, game speed
• Save location/teleport, teleport to waypoint
• Sprint speed, jump height, infinite jumps

If you want “one tool to rule them all,” this is that tool.

Short, sweet, and focused:

• Infinite health/stamina
• Beast mode on demand + infinite duration
• Money editor

If you just want the basics without 50 hotkeys, this is the “no-fuss” option.

PLITCH has 24 toggles for Dying Light: The Beast split between free and premium. The free set covers beast mode, health refills, and stamina refills.

Premium adds the heavy hitters:

• Godmode, unlimited health/stamina/UV energy
• Instant beast mode, easy kills, set level/XP/skill points
• Unlimited durability/ammo/consumables
• Free crafting, money edits, inventory tweaks

If you’ve used PLITCH before, it works the same: install the trainer, log in, then flip what you need mid-session. Great for testing builds or speeding up late-game cleanup.

WeMod updates frequently based on player feedback. Recent adds include infinite UV flashlight and infinite lockpick durability. A few community notes:

• Unlimited jumps can disable dodge. Toggle off when you need i-frames.
• Super damage can accidentally pop your vehicle. Use with care.
• Players often pair ignore crafting materials with repair kit blueprints to keep rides running without dedicated vehicle cheats. Smart.

Early picks that pay off:

• Manual activation of Beast Mode (game-changer)
• Longer duration and damage boosts
• Speed/jump enhancements and combo finishers

Level these by fighting Chimera often and using Beast whenever it’s up. Frontload these before open-world wandering.

Some standouts worth tracking down:

• EXPcalibur II: massive early power if you nail the route and climbs
• Last Hand of GloVa: unlocked through the 9¾/Minecraft secret — melts crowds in style
• Korek Machete: the 77-hit meme that still deals serious business

Note: Firearms shine as legendaries since they don’t degrade.

Turn scattered shelters into a safety net.

• Safe zones: clear infected, restore power — unlock respawns and safe beds
• Transformer stations: power up regions and unlock new systems

Activating a network of these makes night runs safer and trims downtime after mistakes.

Scour Beaver Creek for 6 wooden beaver pieces tucked along the banks and trash piles. After you’ve got them all:

• Head to the far west side to find the beaver dam
• Install all six pieces
• Sleep once

Return and enjoy the finished build and a cute reward for your trouble.

Pop into certain manholes and drain tunnels to find sewer spaces nodding to a very familiar ninja quartet. Expect:

• Visual tributes and environmental gags
• Iconic weapon references
• Themed scuffles in a few spots

It’s pure fan service and worth the detour.

You can snag a legendary Excalibur-style blade early with smart routing and some clean climbs. It’s tucked in a tricky spot that rewards:

• Precise parkour and environmental puzzling
• A huge early power spike once you nab it

Missable if you mainline the story, so keep your eyes open while exploring.

East of the monastery, explore the viaduct with shipping containers and a broken train. Look for “9¾” on brickwork. Now the fun part:

• Jump through the marked bricks to reach blocky, Minecraft-like rooms
• Find a golden train, golden tickets, and the Last Hand of GloVa (a top-tier consumable/weapon)

Magic, meet voxels.

Find a small home east of the cement gardens with a box that refuses to open… until you hit it exactly 77 times. Your prize:

• The Korek Machete blueprint
• Yes, it’s musical. Yes, it’s a series staple. Yes, it still slaps.

Follow the 9¾ trail and you’ll dive deeper into voxel-styled tunnels:

• Multiple rooms with breakable block barriers
• Hidden platforms and train shafts
• Plenty of loot stashes and clever environmental storytelling

Bring a strong weapon and a curious mind.

Some axes, bats, and similar weapons upgrade to fixed damage values instead of scaling with your level. The UV flashlight can show negative stats after upgrades too.

• Best workaround: hold off on upgrading these types until a patch lands
• Outpost reward blueprints can temporarily help, but results vary

There’s a popular XP exploit that lets you level rapidly if you follow a specific loop and triggers.

• Expect quick gains if executed cleanly
• Use at your own discretion if you want to skip the early grind

Players report stutters, FPS decay over time, and even GPUs running hot.

Try these temporary fixes:

• Swap DX11/DX12, toggle DRS and NVIDIA Reflex
• Nudge settings between Low/Medium to clear hitches
• Update GPU drivers, ensure proper case airflow

On consoles, crashes can happen after 10–15 minutes; switching DLSS→FSR (where available) and mild settings tweaks can help.

Twitch rewards sometimes show as linked but don’t appear in your stash. It’s a backend sync delay.

• There’s no player-side fix — they usually show up after servers catch up
• Double-check account links, then give it time

Common crash points: epilepsy screen, loading, or random crashes ~10–15 minutes in.

Try:

• Disable overlays (Steam, GeForce, Discord), close background apps
• Update graphics drivers, verify game files, run as admin
• Switch DLSS→FSR, reduce a few heavy settings

Note: Some integrated GPUs fall below spec and won’t run the game reliably. The devs have acknowledged stability issues and are rolling out patches.

Early on, stamina is everything. Don’t flail. Don’t spam dodge.

• Level-ups boost health and stamina, so keep progressing
• Singles are fine; pairs and trios can dogpile you in tight spaces
• Learn the dropkick early — it’s your most reliable crowd control, especially near ledges or hazards

Grab the skill that lets you manually trigger Beast Mode as soon as you can. Then:

• Prioritize Chimera missions to level Beast quickly
• Save activations for tough encounters, not trash mobs
• Use the burst of speed, power, and specials to delete priority targets

The infected hate UV. Use it liberally, especially at night.

• Stun/repel to create breathing room or safe escapes
• Upgrade to extend battery life and effectiveness
• Manage charge for long night runs; the base battery drains fast

Hit Survival Sense constantly. The world’s cluttered and valuable items blend into the scenery.

• Highlights loot, resources, clues
• Crucial during tracking segments (footprints, blood trails, story investigation beats)
• Saves you from leaving rare mats behind

Melee tools break and repairs are limited. Plan around it.

• Carry multiple repaired weapons
• Swap early if a fight drags on — don’t get stuck mid-swing with a snapped blade
• Firearms/bows don’t need repairs, but ammo’s scarce — treat them like boss tools, not lawnmowers

Night activities award 2x XP. Worth it if you’re careful.

• Plot routes that chain safe houses for quick bailouts
• The moment a Volatile aggroes, break line of sight and book it
• Farm objectives and kills in controlled loops to level fast

There are 30 trophies plus Platinum, split across story, combat, collectibles, and exploration.

• Story: escape the Baron’s bunker, save Town Hall survivors, uncover sabotage, survive test fields, capture the Beast, finish the campaign
• Combat grinds: 500 vehicle kills, 112 flamethrower kills, 666 beast kills, 50 weapon repairs, and Volatile kills (soften with UV, finish hard)
• Collectibles: all Castor Woods Beavers, every Hidden Truths with Spark episode, all Fischer clippings, and St. Valentine’s Asylum secrets

Melee weapons only get 3–4 repairs (more on high tiers). Decide if a favorite is worth the mats.

• Farm scrap: dismantle junk, clear dark zones, loot buildings, break down spare weapons
• Upgrades that add durability or damage extend a weapon’s useful life
• Keep a reserve of mats so an untimely break doesn’t end a mission

• Start by checking the rooftop body opposite your spawn to trigger a cutscene
• Use Survivor Sense to follow yellow footprints into a building; clear the zombies
• Head to the northern explosion site, investigate burning cars and fallen Barons
• Enter the purple-lit truck, loot the left-side body for a walkie — you’ll get a church location
• Stick to rooftops and reach the purple-lit church doors (front’s locked)
• Go down the stairs opposite the doors, enter the lower level
• Midway through, turn right and crawl through the hole in the wall
• You’ll hit a zombie-packed chamber — crouch, go slow, lights off
• At the far corner, pry through the planked exit and follow the path via Survivor Sense
• Interact with the blood-stained door for a cutscene and your first big Beast moment

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