You might be feeling pretty confident by the time you come to the end of the prologue. You also might want to max out the inventory cap skill, especially if the lure of the loot is what draws you to a game like Riptide. Put the max number of points into the Lockpicking skill for sure. This tree is all about increasing your survivability in various ways. You can tailor your character however you like, but our advice is to stick to the right-most tree on the skill menu when you are first starting out. Your best bet is to choose the final option, which allows you to assign the skill points yourself once the prologue’s opening cutscenes are over. All newly created characters in Riptide start at level 15, so your choice here dictates which skills will be boosted to start with. Once you select your character, a prompt pops up asking you to choose how skill points will be assigned. You can also create a new character if you prefer, using any of the four from the original game or the new, hand-to-hand-focused hero, John Morgan.
What’s more, any character will work you don’t need to have completed the first game to import. A few things to keep in mind on that count: only the imported character’s level and skill point assignments carry over, not the inventory. Those who played the first Dead Island have the option of importing their old character. Your first act in Dead Island: Riptide involves choosing a character and setting him or her up.
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