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The HUD is turned off, but players can temporarily display it by activating Survival Vision. This mode also features an immersive HUD that increases tension by removing enemy awareness indicators and outlines. Not only are the enemies harder, but you canвЂ™t bypass them using Fast Travel. This builds on top of the current hard mode, with many tuning changes that create a much more challenging experience surviving the Central Oregon wilderness. Survival difficulty mode kicks things off today.

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To quote from Bend Studio Game Director Jeff Ross on their latest Days Gone PS4 downloadable content update:Д¬oming in June there will be new game modes to share even more unique experiences, now with a ShareFactory Days Gone theme.

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вЂњWhen he was nine months, he ended up needing to go in for a second open heart operation.As planned, the initial Days Gone free PS4 DLC launches today beginning with Survival Mode Difficulty and a new trailer video below. Yasmin said: вЂњIt was a bit touch and go for a while and he was very, very poorly and had gone into heart failure. Once he was readmitted, doctors considered sending the tiny baby for yet more surgery. вЂњDoctors realised RoryвЂ™s condition was more complex than they had originally thought and he would need further treatment.вЂќ вЂњIt was a month before we left hospital, but when he went back for a check-up at eight weeks old, he was kept in again.

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She added: вЂњAlthough we had seen pictures, no one can prepare you for the reality of seeing your baby hooked up to a multitude of machines, their bodies full of wires and tubes. вЂњSeeing him after his first open heart op was a massive shock.вЂќ Yasmin said: вЂњThey had to insert a fake branch into the vessel to help with RoryвЂ™s blood flow. Yasmin says it was touch and go during Rory's first year of life, as he was in heart failure.Дuring open heart surgery, Rory had an artificial split created in the vessel. Then, he went in for the procedure at five days old.вЂќ вЂњI was able to visit him the next day and the day after. Yasmin said: вЂњI saw him briefly after he was born, but he was taken to the paediatric intensive care unit (PICU) while I was stitched up and then I was sent to a recovery ward. вЂњI was monitored a lot more frequently after the diagnosis and I just took it one appointment at a time, trying not to get myself too worried.вЂќД«aby Rory was born at St ThomasвЂ™ Hospital by emergency caesarean on April 8, 2015, and at five days old he had his first open-heart operation at Evelina London ChildrenвЂ™s Hospital. We were told that our baby would need surgery soon after birth. Yasmin said: вЂњIt was a massive shock and such a blur. Over time, this can cause breathing difficulties and damage the blood vessels inside the lungs and is usually fatal if left untreated. This results in too much blood flowing to the lungs. It was at the hospitalвЂ™s prenatal cardiology clinic that YasminвЂ™s baby was diagnosed with truncus arteriosus which, according to the NHS, is a rare heart defect, occurring when the two main arteries do not develop properly and remain as a single vessel. The rare heart defect would be fatal for Rory if left untreated вЂњA doctor looked at the ultrasound and sent us to St ThomasвЂ™ in London the following day to see a cardiology specialist there.вЂќ She said: вЂњWe had gone for a routine scan at 20 weeks and certainly werenвЂ™t expecting anything to be wrong. She will never forget the day when a sonographer told her something looked wrong on her baby scan. вЂњWeвЂ™re all incredibly proud of Rory and how far he has come since then.вЂќ She added: вЂњWe took in the information that the hospital gave us and tried to just take one day at a time. Yasmin, who lives with her IT director husband, Ben, 44, and their boys Noah, eight, and Rory in Wokingham, Berkshire, said: вЂњAs a mother, it was devastating to hear that your baby will need major surgery once they are born.вЂќ Special educational needs coordinator Yasmin Caird, 41, was just 20 weeks pregnant in 2015 with her second son Rory, six, when doctors flagged something unusual at her regular scan. A mum-of-two has hailed her football mad son вЂњa miracleвЂќ as the athletic youngster was diagnosed with a potentially deadly heart condition in the womb вЂ“ enduring two open-heart operations within months of being born.