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The same king that gave the city its name also commissioned a set of walls to defend its eastern frontier and significant funds were also devoted to expanding the city on the muddy banks of the river.

Villedor was given its current name by King Engelram IV after the settlement received its city charter in 1033. The river was prone to frequent flooding and the first dam was constructed around this time, though sources vary on whether the dam or settlement itself came first, with some descriptions stating that the dam was built in 927 AD, and others indicating that the dam was built after the founding of the settlement. Villedor began as a small fishing village called Gresburg, established on St Paul's Isle, an island in the Turzawa River, around 930 AD. Smektała confirms that 95% or more of the game's interiors is playable, offering challenges for rewards/rarer loot.ģ0 January 2015 History City development Ī tourism information sign in Villedor's downtown metro station Medieval era The map is indeed a lot more vertical than that of the first map, containing skyscrapers, religious buildings, windmills and more. Large portions of the city were rendered uninhabitable by flooding and by the chemical bombings of Black Monday, causing districts to become isolated and connected almost exclusively by the remains of the Metro System.Īccording to Tymon Smektała, Lead Game Designer for Dying Light 2 Stay Human, the city map is is roughly twice the size of the Slums and Old Town of the first game combined and is almost seven square kilometers in total, but he adds that this is a simple answer that 'doesn't take into account the verticality of the world'. Many buildings are overgrown with vegetation. Highways and light rail/metro bridges running through the city have partially collapsed. There is no figure for the current population of Villedor, but it is significantly reduced and is likely in the hundreds to thousands.Īs the events of Dying Light 2 Stay Human take place approximately 20 years after those of Dying Light and 15 years after the general collapse of civilization, the city is in a notably worse condition than players saw Harran, with overgrown streets, dilapidated buildings and rusting vehicles. In modern times and prior to the THV outbreak, Villedor had a population of at least two million people, with a Metro System that served approximately one million commuters on a daily basis. There is only one entrance that was not sealed off and outsiders entering the city are rare.

An extremely fortified wall, constructed by the GRE, surrounds the city. Infrastructure in the outside world is in a poor state, making travel across long distances difficult.

Villedor is said to be the last inhabited city on Earth, with only minor settlements existing outside it. It could be the case that, like Harran, Villedor and its surrounding area was a city state. Commercial posters confirm that currency used was the Euro, though 'Gulden Coins' are present in the city, however, a poster at the boat house just outside of Villedor strangely displays prices in dollars.

Architecture commonly found in Germanic and Slavic countries, and particularly that of Silesia, indicates a location in Central or Eastern Europe. Electrical outlets appear to be a mixture (a mixture of outlets is common in many parts of Europe) of Type F (a widespread European outlet type) and Type E (used in France, Belgium, Poland, Slovakia and Czechia - though this does not necessarily mean that Villedor was located in any of these countries).

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This is also supported by the generator output being 230V and 50Hz, the standard across the EU. Indicat that the country Villedor was formerly a part of the European Union (though Villedor's coat of arms are used instead of a country code).

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The city's exact location within Europe is up for speculation and is likely intentionally vague, but car registration plates used as decoration in the Tango Hotel and the Fish Eye. It is a large, heavily developed urban area located somewhere in Europe, on the banks of the fictional Turzawa River and has a rich history dating back to around 930 AD. Villedor, also known simply as The City, is a fictional European location and the main setting of Dying Light 2 Stay Human.