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· A new update called 'Restored Lands' has been applied to Dying Light: The Beast.
· The core of this update is that zombies no longer respawn.
· Based on their childhood experience of being disappointed that zombies kept respawning even after killing them all in Dead Rising, players aim to realize their dream of completely eradicating the zombie infection through this update.
· This challenge is played in 'One Life Mode,' where one death ends the run.

· The early game progresses according to the story, with players following a linear path, eliminating zombies until they enter the monastery.
· Due to 'One Life Mode,' they play very cautiously and successfully clear the first area.
· 'Restored Lands' is played in survival mode, requiring attention to hunger, and just like zombies, loot does not respawn, so collecting everything is crucial.

· Entering the monastery, they deal with a few zombies and acquire a wooden hammer from a dead soldier's body.
· The last zombie inside the monastery is thrown out the window, clearing the interior.
· Although they intended to ignore the main story and focus on zombie eradication, they unexpectedly enter a battle with the boss, 'Reaper.'
· Zombies continued to spawn during the fight, but by using the provided knife, they defeat the Reaper and overcome the first major obstacle.

· After returning to the safe zone, leveling up, acquiring new outfits, and crafting, they head to Custer Woods.
· They completely eliminate the zombies around the monastery, ensuring safety each time they return to the safe zone.
· While progressing through this challenge, they face several issues.
· Weapon Durability: It's difficult to repair indefinitely, so a good supply of weapons is crucial.
· Experience Points: Killing zombies alone yields little experience, making leveling up slow and painful.
· They completely clear the inner walls of the monastery and the surrounding areas, creating a quiet, zombie-free space.

· To solve the weapon durability issue, they decide to utilize powerful weapons hidden as Easter eggs.
· They determine that using their knowledge of Easter egg locations to secure powerful weapons early on is key to success.
· However, as night falls, they almost stumble into a Volatile nest, sensing danger, and decide to return to the monastery to sleep until morning.

· The next morning, they head to the train bridge to obtain a legendary weapon and blueprint.
· To get the weapon, they need to acquire the 'Convoy Access Keycard' from a soldier zombie hidden inside a container.
· After getting the keycard, they pick the lock and activate the generator to open two locked doors.
· Activating the generator attracted many zombies, but they successfully used explosive barrels to take out even powerful zombies at once.
· Finally, they acquire the legendary pistol 'Elite.' Despite being Level 2, it boasts 288 damage, making it a powerful weapon, but ammo is limited, and firing it attracts zombies, so it must be used sparingly.

Category	Details
Weapon Name	Elite (Elite)
Type	Legendary Pistol
Level	2
Damage	288
Features	Powerful but limited ammo and attracts zombies when fired

· Passing through the tunnel, they eliminate zombies and discover a new weapon (crowbar) in a box.
· They plan to acquire favorite weapons, especially the 'Half-Life Crowbar.'
· In the last room of the tunnel, they obtain a gold bar weapon called 'Last Clover's Hand,' but it is a one-time use weapon.
· Descending the road from the monastery, they eliminate zombies and decide to clear the nature reserve (camp) as their next objective.
· They anticipate many zombies in the nature reserve and confirm a massive number of zombies just in the parking lot.