Dragon's Dogma 2

dogma balls

super nice game.. worth it

When I started playing DD2 it was because I was a huge fan of DD:DA. On launch this game was extremely hard to recommend even though personally I loved it and believed in its potential. But it just wasn't worth the full purchase for someone who wasn't a fan. But after some of the quality of life improvements, this game is definitely worth it for those looking for: Fluid Action for Many Playstyles Immersive Exploration and Camping Exploration >>> Story (Its merely a vehicle for exploring more) Interesting mechanics and physics A little bit of quirk If you like Action RPGs and love the combat more than numbers this game is for you. I can finally safely say to give this game a shot. Honestly with the new DLC coming out and more quality of life changes it'll totally be worth the buy now. (Probably still not full price, but totally worth it at a discount.)

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govno ebanoe

ive got hundreds and hundreds of hours in this game on xbox and its one of my favourite games ever

Arisen once more

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Pay no attention to my hours as I played this on console originally. I have a lot of love for this game and I think too many people have overlooked it because of games like Red Dead Redemption 2. This game has the same level of detail, maybe more than RDR2 does. I was minding my own business just walking around and a guy was saying he couldn't find his brother, he wasn't marked as a quest giver or anything like that so I experimented and decided to see what would happen if I spoke to him, he ended up giving me a quest to help him to find his brother. I've always had a lot of love for games like that where you aren't immediately told someone has a quest and you actually have to explore and pay attention, it reminds me of playing Morrowind when I was a kid and there weren't quest markers everywhere. Another good thing about this game is it's AI, the NPCs you see walking around aren't just decorations, they travel between towns, they have full conversations and you can interact with every single one of them. Review but with mods: I'm using a mod to use LLM AI for my main pawn, it has greatly improved my experience and allows me to have full conversations with my main pawn while we are out adventuring but it doesn't stop there, the mod also allows my main pawn to trade items with me or give insight on quests and locations or even just decide to lead the way to a location, it also turns the main pawn into a 3rd romance option. On top of this I'm using mods to add in survival mechanics and some more dynamic encounters and quests as well as some more variety to the creatures you can encounter. With all of that the experience is even better and actually adds a bit more of a challenge to exploring but also some more strategy to fighting because you can actually give the main pawn proper commands.