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[[The Sewers]] is the first part of the Prologue, in it, you can learn the basic things to start playing Die Young (movement, climbing, combat, crafting, etc...) | [[The Sewers]] is the first part of the Prologue, in it, you can learn the basic things to start playing Die Young (movement, climbing, combat, crafting, etc...) | ||
| − | ==The Harbor (part 1)== | + | ==[[The Harbor (part 1)]]== |
[[The Harbor (part 1)]] is the second part of the Prologue, in it, you will be starting to put in practice all the learning in the Sewers. Your mission is "go past the Harbor", trying to not be detected for the enemies of the zone. | [[The Harbor (part 1)]] is the second part of the Prologue, in it, you will be starting to put in practice all the learning in the Sewers. Your mission is "go past the Harbor", trying to not be detected for the enemies of the zone. | ||
| − | ==The Harbor (part 2)== | + | ==[[The Harbor (part 2)]]== |
[[The Harbor (part 2)]] bla bla bla... | [[The Harbor (part 2)]] bla bla bla... | ||
| − | ==The Final== | + | ==[[The Final]]== |
[[The Final]] bla bla bla... | [[The Final]] bla bla bla... | ||
Revision as of 21:44, 6 May 2019
Daphne starts in a sewer where she can't escape because there are two dogs guarding the entrance, she only has one possible thing to do, start walk for a mysterious and unknown sewer, with (for the start) only one lighter.
The Sewers
The Sewers is the first part of the Prologue, in it, you can learn the basic things to start playing Die Young (movement, climbing, combat, crafting, etc...)
The Harbor (part 1)
The Harbor (part 1) is the second part of the Prologue, in it, you will be starting to put in practice all the learning in the Sewers. Your mission is "go past the Harbor", trying to not be detected for the enemies of the zone.
The Harbor (part 2)
The Harbor (part 2) bla bla bla...
The Final
The Final bla bla bla...
