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Days Gone is an open-world action-adventure game set in post-apocalyptic Oregon. The game's protagonist is Deacon St. John, who after receiving some new information, sets out to find his wife. The game was developed by Bend Studio.
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Are any of the story lines optional in Days Gone?
I'm at the beginning of Days Gone, and it has various story lines. You may complete them in any order you choose, I'm wondering if any of them are optional, or if you must complete them all to finish ...
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