Copeland’s Camp in Days Gone

This section of our Days Gone guide and walkthrough contains crucial details about Copeland’s Camp. As the first real encampment you’ll encounter in the game, you’ll be revisiting it throughout the entire story.

Copeland’s Camp is situated in Cascade, the “starting” area that you will reach within the first few hours of gameplay, during the Drifters on the Mountain main mission where you’ll follow one of Copeland’s people.

Upon your first visit, you’ll need to meet some of the people there, including Copeland, the leader of the encampment. Afterward, you can come back here as often as you like.

Copeland will give Deacon various side quests (a total of six). Every time a new side quest is available, Deacon will receive a message via the radio.

The local mechanic is the first important person you should meet at Copeland’s Camp. Upon your first visit to him, Deacon will receive a new bike (since you lost the previous one during the prologue).

Unfortunately, the new bike is made of the weakest components, which means you’ll have to upgrade it. Manny sells bike parts. The most crucial component is Nitrous I. With this boost, you can jump over small chasms and reach helicopter wrecks and other seemingly inaccessible areas. We also recommend getting Saddlebags I to transport ammunition. With this upgrade, you can refill your ammo supplies.

Both upgrades require you to reach Trust level 2 in Copeland’s Camp. To do so, complete all missions in this region and deliver Freakers’ ears and other supplies to the encampment.

The merchant is another crucial person in Copeland’s Camp. He doesn’t sell weapons but offers ammunition, suppressors (try to install it on your pistol at least), and consumables. Unfortunately, all goods except ammo require you to gain a specific Trust level in this camp.

FAQ

What is Copeland’s Camp in Days Gone?

In Days Gone, Copeland’s Camp is a survivor camp located in the Cascade region of Oregon. It is one of the many camps that Deacon St. John, the protagonist of the game, can interact with. Copeland’s Camp is led by a former biker named Copeland, who is known for his conspiracy theories and anti-government views. The camp is primarily focused on scavenging and trading, but they also have a few skilled mechanics who can repair Deacon’s motorcycle. Throughout the game, Deacon can complete missions for Copeland and his fellow survivors to earn trust and increase his reputation within the camp.

What are the benefits of joining Copeland’s Camp in Days Gone?

Joining Copeland’s Camp in Days Gone can provide several benefits for Deacon. Firstly, the camp has a few skilled mechanics who can repair his motorcycle, which is essential for traveling and surviving in the post-apocalyptic world. Secondly, Deacon can trade supplies with the camp for valuable items such as weapons, ammunition, and medical supplies. Finally, completing missions for Copeland and his fellow survivors can increase Deacon’s reputation within the camp, eventually allowing him to access exclusive weapons and supplies.

Are there any drawbacks to joining Copeland’s Camp in Days Gone?

While there are benefits to joining Copeland’s Camp in Days Gone, there are also a few drawbacks to consider. Firstly, the camp’s focus on scavenging and trading means that they may not have the same level of security and protection as other survivor camps. This can make them vulnerable to attacks from hostile humans and Freakers, the game’s zombie-like creatures. Secondly, Copeland’s anti-government views can sometimes clash with Deacon’s own beliefs, leading to conflicts and disagreements. Finally, completing missions for Copeland and his fellow survivors can be time-consuming and may distract from the main story missions and objectives.