Dying Light: The Beast Increased Dismemberment Chance Mod v1.04

                    
If you want your zombie fights to look and feel a bit more unruly, the Increased Dismemberment Chance for Weapons and Charms mod for Dying Light: The Beast is ready to take things up a notch. With this installed, you’ll see a dramatic uptick in vicious limb removals, decapitations, and physics-driven chaos, no matter what you swing—or even if you just use your fists.
This mod is a blast for anyone who appreciates over-the-top combat feedback, modded trainers who want to push boundaries, and challenge seekers chasing pure spectacle. It delivers all the unforgettable, gory payoffs you’d want from a true sandbox zombie brawler.
Key Features and Tweaks

Radically increases the chance for dismemberment or decapitation from all weapons and hand-to-hand hits, making every fight far messier and more unpredictable.
Overkill version available: along with weapons, this boosts charms and inhaler potions to create extreme crit chains and dismemberment streaks.
Headshots are now guaranteed to decapitate, while most weapon hits have up to an 85% chance to remove limbs (full-body splits still depend on proper blade aim).
Updated punch animations use Kyle’s Beast form moves, so barehanded play now looks just as wild as weapon brawling.
Blades, blunt weapons, fists, or charms—no matter your loadout, you’ll see more frequent and satisfying body part carnage with every swing.
Critical chance buffs in the Overkill file turn every brawl into an instant highlight, making even basic attacks spectacular for both single-player and multiplayer runs.

What Changes In-Game and Why Use This Mod?
Each attack gets a sharp new edge, adding cinematic dismemberment and higher-risk, higher-reward play to your combat strategy. Going full fist-only is now a wild (and surprisingly viable) option, and every crowded fight becomes a sea of flying limbs, heads, and reactions. If you’re recording content, prepping a montage, or just want some real punch to your trainer builds, it makes every session more fun.

Combat is more intense, with action that looks bigger, sounds crunchier, and rewards creative play.
Roleplay and challenge runs come alive: try a boxer build, coordinate squad brawls, or tackle horde nights focusing on maximum spectacle.
Trainers and mod testers can instantly see the results of build tweaks and crit stacking in a much more dramatic way than vanilla combat ever allowed.
Replay value jumps up, with every session feeling less routine and more like a live-action zombie film.

Installation & Prerequisites

Download either the standard file or the Overkill version, depending on how wild you want things to get.
Copy the .pak file into your ph_ft/source folder in the game directory.
Switch between versions by swapping .pak files as needed for each session.
No mod loader, patcher, or extra dependencies required just plug and play.