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Techland, the developer behind Dying Light, seems to have enjoyed the attention it got by poking fun at Destiny's Red Bull promotional tie-in earlier this week. The developer is continuing its effort to get people to drink water by adding stretch goals to its #DrinkForDLC campaign, giving away new content for the zombie game.
The more tweets featuring Dying Light players drinking a hydrating glass of water, the more free downloadable content the Polish game developer plans to hand out.
"Techland have decided to design, create and release a number of all new free DLC packs for Dying Light throughout the second half of the year," the developer said in a release today. "The campaign will be led by the fans reaching successive stretch goals — by posting pictures of themselves drinking water on Twitter and tagging them with #DrinkForDLC."
Here's Techland's stretch goal plan:
Techland's ribbing of fellow developer Bungie and publisher Activision kicked off on Wednesday when the Destiny creators announced a partnership with Red Bull. Destiny players will need to purchase cans of the energy drink in order to get access to a new quest coming in The Taken King expansion, or wait until 2016 to unlock the timed exclusive quest.
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