Dead Island 2 Missing Shane Lost and Found Quest Guide
Dead Island 2 is a popular action-packed game that requires players to take on a lot of quests to complete the game. One of the quests is the Lost and Found quests, and one of the most popular quests is the Missing: Shane Lost and Found Quest. In this guide, we will outline a step-by-step guide on how to complete the quest easily without any issues.
Introduction
The Lost and Found quests have become one of the most popular quests in Dead Island 2. One of the quests players struggle to complete is the Missing: Shane Lost and Found Quest. This guide covers everything you need to know to complete the quest and earn the “Sole Survivor” trophy/achievement.
How to Fix the Missing: Shane “Bug”
Step One: Complete the Prerequisite Side Quest
If the Missing: Shane quest isn’t spawning in the Sterling Hotel even after completing the rest of the Missing Person quests, you need to complete a prerequisite side quest to get the missing person flier to spawn.
Step Two: Head to the Blue Crab Grill in Venice Beach
To get the quest, fast travel to the Blue Crab Grill in Venice Beach. Once there, head to the lifeguard stand that’s directly to the south of the military base given on the map.
Step Three: Start the “Coast Guardian” Side Quest
As you get close to the hut, you’ll hear someone locked inside the hut screaming for help, and the “Coast Guardian” side quest will start. To complete the quest, clear out the zombies near the lifeguard stand and talk to Burt, the lifeguard you rescued.
Step Four: Check the Beach Police Station
He’ll tell you that he was helping some survivors nearby and sends you to go check on them at the beach police station. When you tell Burt over the radio that the survivors weren’t there, he’ll direct you to a store on the beachfront. Follow the objective marker to the store and then open it using the switch to the left of the garage door.
Step Five: Kill the Zombies
Turns out the survivors have been zombified for days. Take them all out and then return to Burt’s lifeguard stand. Kill the zombies that are once more attacking the stand and have a terse conversation with Burt to complete the quest.
Step Six: Head Back to the Sterling Hotel
Once the Coast Guardian side quest is complete, head back to the Sterling Hotel in the Ocean Avenue district, and the Missing: Shane quest should be on the wall.
Jo’s Rainy Day Stash Lost and Found Guide
Start the Quest
If you’ve just reached Venice Beach, then you might be interested in one of the earliest Lost & Found missions that Dead Island 2 has to offer. To start the quest, you’ll need to head for Jo’s Rental store.
Find the Clues
Destroy the alarm and then break through the glass to find it long abandoned. To start the mission, pick up the clue at the back of the room behind the left counter. If you check the phone, that is your first clue, and it becomes apparent that this wasn’t the main location that Jo visited, so it might be worth scoping out any other location that happens to be in the area.
Head for Jo’s Red Truck
It’s a picture Jo himself posted to social media, something about having an escape plan with his friend to meet at his truck in the parking lot. Head around the back and climb over the boxes to get over the chain-link fence, where you should just about spot Jo’s famous red truck.
Fight Jo’s Shambling Body and find the Stash
Fighting Jo’s Shambling Body is an easy task. Once he goes down, grab his key. His final message to his friends states that the stash is up on top of the nearby Marla’s restaurant. Use the StarHaul truck to climb on top and be careful to disarm the traps. Once they’re gone, you can get inside and grab the pretty sweet weapon hiding inside.
Missing: Shane Lost and Found Guide
Start the Quest
Once you’ve completed more of the main storyline, you’ll find yet another batch of missing-person posters waiting for you on the notice board. Pick up the one labeled Missing: Shane to start this quest.
Head for Hut 17 on Venice Beach
The first clue points us towards Hut 17 on Venice Beach, so fast travel to the Blue Crab, then run out onto the beach itself. As you approach, you’ll notice a decently-sized horde piling around the hut, including some Slobbers and Runners. Take them all out.
Head for Hut 18 on Venice Beach
The next clue is in Hut 18, which is just up the beach. You’ll once again be greeted by a mid-sized horde. This time, be on the lookout for a named Zed called Lifeguard Nell.
Head to the Pier and Defeat TJ the Lifeguard
Once you’ve taken out Lifeguard Nell, it’s time to head to The Pier and explore the perimeter of the lifeguard station. Defeat TJ The Lifeguard (Inferno Crusher) to complete the quest.
Conclusion
Completing the Missing: Shane Lost and Found Quest isn’t as difficult as it initially seems. By following the simple guide outlined above, you will complete the quest and unlock the “Sole Survivor” trophy/achievement. Happy gaming!
FAQs
Q1. What is Dead Island 2?
Dead Island 2 is an action-packed game that requires players to take on a lot of quests to complete the game.
Q2. What are Lost and Found quests in Dead Island 2?
The Lost and Found quests require players to take on a lot of quests to complete the game.
Q3. What is the Missing: Shane Lost and Found Quest in Dead Island 2?
It is one of the quests in the Lost and Found quests that require players to track down missing people wandering the streets of “Hell-A.”
Q4. Is the Missing: Shane “bug” a common occurrence in Dead Island 2?
Yes, many players are encountering the Missing: Shane “bug” even after completing prerequisite Missing quests.
Q5. Are the Lost and Found quests difficult?
Lost and Found quests in Dead Island 2 are not difficult as long as players follow the right guide.
