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You can unlock Days Gone skins as rewards as you progress through the story. These include things such as decals or custom paint jobs you can use to change how how your bike looks. However, Days Gone does a terrible job of explaining what they are and how you can actually use them to access all the new bike looks. The poor explanations and hidden options means it easy to end up sat on a pile of customization options without knowing they're there or what to do with them next. Whether it's new skins, accents, or decals you want to apply, follow our guide and we'll show you exactly how to add these custom Days Gone skins to your ride.
Whenever you complete a storyline, you'll be rewarded with a custom Days Gone skin or two. Except they're not actually custom skins. they're custom accents. To use them on your bike, you need to visit any camp mechanic who sells upgrades to your bike. The ones who only offer a repair and refuel won't work unfortunately.
When you're at one of the correct mechanics, navigate to the Paint category, then along to Decals. Do you see why this is confusing now? Press R2 to move from Decals to Custom Accents, which is where you'll find each of your unlocked custom accents ready to equip. It doesn't cost any camp credits to use them, so you can test as many out as you like till you find your favourite.
If you go back and look at the individual decals, you can spruce up the accents even further with various images, though each one of these will set you back a whole 10 credits. Take a look at the various types of frame paint and accent paint till you find something that goes with your accent and you'll be good to go.
Just getting started in Days Gone? Check out the video below for all of our top Days Gone tips to help you survive the apocalypse in Oregon.
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