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Days Gone – Craftables (and how to find them)Ĭraftables are found literally everywhere, but by depressing the R3 button you can activate Deacon’s instinct vision that allows him to see exactly where they are in the environment (as designated by a handy white triangle).Īdditionally, you can generally find concentrations of craftables in places where you’d expect to find them too – such as garages, warehouses and places of that ilk. For the record, the best weapon merchant vendors exist in Lost Lake and Diamond Valley.

Stuff like bats with nails in them, and improvised battle axes can often kill standard Swarmer enemies in a single hit, last longer than other weapons and can allow you to chain hits from one Freaker to the next.ĭon’t forget to frequently revisit merchants at the various camps too every time you level up your Trust rating as this will allow access to a range of shiny and more powerful weapons for you to use. Traps, such as proximity and remote bombs are highly useful too and if placed well, can be leveraged to devastating effect.Īs soon as you are able to craft your own augmented weapons – do so. Speaking of choke points, until you get the Napalm Molotovs which create fiery death over a large area much, much later on in the game, you’ll need to use your noggin and get the Horde sandwiched down alleyways and other tight avenues so you can make the most of the weapons you have. The first thing you should do is make sure that your character has sufficient stamina upgrades from the NERO injectors dotted around the map – why? Because a lengthy stamina bar means that you’ll be able to spend that much longer sprinting away from the Horde and funneling them into choke points. To beat them, you need to bring together a bunch of different things – tactics, abilities, stamina and enough firepower to kill a small country. This might be obvious but – don’t melee Hordes. Days Gone – Hordes (and how to beat them) So, it’s simply much better for your health, ammo and sanity if you just run past them, nuke their nests with fire and get on with the rest of your life. Finally, the Criers (basically Freaker Crows) are a royal pain in the behind to kill with any kind of regularity.