Dying Light 2 is full of tough choices and you are driven by the constant threat of losing your humanity. A brutal, dead serious game. And then there are the Easter Eggs. Strange Easter Eggs …
Spoiler Warning: We are discussing a hidden quest in Dying Light 2 and explaining where to find it, how to solve it, and what you get for it. If you don’t want to be spoiled, you can find more interesting information about the game here: A player seems to have found the location of Dying Light 2 – Here is his evidence
What kind of quest is this? In Newfound Lost Lands, the area of the Renegades, you will find the quest “Space Cock” in the Colonel’s home. Yes, it really is called that, we can’t help it.
Since you need to enter the dam, it is advisable to complete the quest after finishing the story, as there are no enemies here. In the dam, you need to go through one of the floodgates in the first large room to climb a ladder from there. When you’re at the place where you met Williams, turn around and continue climbing up to the top level.
There you will find a room with a cage. In this cage sits a rooster who speaks to you and asks you to build a spaceship. Because he is a Space Rooster and wants to escape from Earth …
Help the rooster into space and get Thor’s pan
Excuse me? Well, of course. You just need to help the rooster build his spaceship. He is missing only one part, so you don’t have to search far through the city like for the secret hoverboard.
You will find the component in the wreck of a very futuristic-looking car in the sunken city. If you haven’t drained the water, you will need to dive here. With the component, you then return to the rooster, who introduces himself as Brunek.
You can find the quest walkthrough in the video of the Trophygamers channel on YouTube, along with the strange pan as a reward. We have embedded the video here for you:
What do I get for this nonsense? Brunek offers you to accompany him. But unfortunately, that’s not possible. Instead, he departs with crackling sparks and leaves you the blueprint for a special weapon: the “Pan of Destiny.”
The pan is a throwable item, similar to Molotovs or grenades. Unlike these items, however, it always comes back to you. Along with Brunek’s crackling sparks, it’s not entirely impossible that you hold the pan of the Nordic god of thunder, Thor, in your hands.
His hammer Mjölnir also always came back. And in Norse mythology, three roosters announce Ragnarök, the end of the world. Perhaps Brunek is one of them, the one without a name …
And what does this thing bring? In any case, the Pan of Destiny is quite useful. It causes only little damage, but it always comes back. So you can use it endlessly at a distance. Extremely practical if you don’t want to constantly repair your weapons.
For pure combat, it may not be particularly useful, but if you want to keep zombies or other enemies at bay, the pan can serve you well. Perhaps it is also part of something larger … after all, players keep finding strange rubber ducks in the world, especially in hidden safes:
Dying Light 2: Locations of all safes with codes – Here’s some strong loot
