Dragon's Dogma II - "They’re masterworks, all – you can’t go wrong"

[ERYFKRAD]

new vacations

You really oughta talk to your employer about that.

 

[Abu Antar]

I know it's coming and looks decent, I know I'm buying it. More or less

I only want to know new vacations.

I've spent all my vacation days for 2023.

 

[ERYFKRAD]

I know it's coming and looks decent, I know I'm buying it. More or less

I only want to know new vacations.

I've spent all my vacation days for 2023.

Hang in there, 2024 ain't too far off.

 

[Cyberarmy]

new vacations

You really oughta talk to your employer about that.

I got 200+ days in that I haven't able to use yet. This situtation started to show it's effect....

 

[Kruyurk]

new vacations

You really oughta talk to your employer about that.

I got 200+ days in that I haven't able to use yet. This situtation started to show it's effect....

Your employer is abusing you as if you were a DD pawn.

 

[Black]

t's

*Its
And yeah, it has.

 

[sebas]

A great deal of the charm of DD1 was going in blind and having to figure things out, possibly with tips from your pawns

Maybe it was just me but a lot of the quest chains felt obtuse.

 

[mediocrepoet]

A great deal of the charm of DD1 was going in blind and having to figure things out, possibly with tips from your pawns

Maybe it was just me but a lot of the quest chains felt obtuse.

It wasn't just you, but I beat the game a few times before I ever looked any of that up. The things you're (probably) talking about are all optional, so it's not like you hit a progress block.

Imo, the best part of DD1 wasn't about quest lines or story, which is why I didn't even consider that. It was about moving through the world and learning what the different monsters were like, figuring out how to fight them, etc. For example, fighting saurians is a bitch at low levels if you don't know their weaknesses.

 

[Spike]

A great deal of the charm of DD1 was going in blind and having to figure things out, possibly with tips from your pawns

Maybe it was just me but a lot of the quest chains felt obtuse.

It wasn't just you, but I beat the game a few times before I ever looked any of that up. The things you're (probably) talking about are all optional, so it's not like you hit a progress block.

Imo, the best part of DD1 wasn't about quest lines or story, which is why I didn't even consider that. It was about moving through the world and learning what the different monsters were like, figuring out how to fight them, etc. For example, fighting saurians is a bitch at low levels if you don't know their weaknesses.

Goblins ill like fire!

 

[Black]

A great deal of the charm of DD1 was going in blind and having to figure things out, possibly with tips from your pawns

Maybe it was just me but a lot of the quest chains felt obtuse.

It wasn't just you, but I beat the game a few times before I ever looked any of that up. The things you're (probably) talking about are all optional, so it's not like you hit a progress block.

Imo, the best part of DD1 wasn't about quest lines or story, which is why I didn't even consider that. It was about moving through the world and learning what the different monsters were like, figuring out how to fight them, etc. For example, fighting saurians is a bitch at low levels if you don't know their weaknesses.

Goblins ill like fire!

ACTUALLY, goblins are as "weak" to fire as they are to any other damage type, save dark.

 

[mediocrepoet]

A great deal of the charm of DD1 was going in blind and having to figure things out, possibly with tips from your pawns

Maybe it was just me but a lot of the quest chains felt obtuse.

It wasn't just you, but I beat the game a few times before I ever looked any of that up. The things you're (probably) talking about are all optional, so it's not like you hit a progress block.

Imo, the best part of DD1 wasn't about quest lines or story, which is why I didn't even consider that. It was about moving through the world and learning what the different monsters were like, figuring out how to fight them, etc. For example, fighting saurians is a bitch at low levels if you don't know their weaknesses.

Goblins ill like fire!

ACTUALLY, goblins are as "weak" to fire as they are to any other damage type, save dark.

ACKSHYUALLY the pawns never say goblins are "weak" to fire, they say that goblins "ill like" fire. This is to say that goblins like being set on fire about as much as you would. In my experience this has been true.

 

[Kruyurk]

It would be funny if pawns could deceive you once in a while by giving bullshit advice then laughing at your failure. Or better yet, if your pawn could deceive other players then tell you about his evil deeds once he is back from "helping" others.
"T'was a masterwork of treachery, master. The fool tried to freeze the troll, except the troll was yours truly all along."

 

[jaekl]

Dragon's dogma was pretty cool, but the best part about it was using someone's sidekick for several hours and then rating it one star with a rotten gift and then reading online posts where people have a nervous breakdown about people doing that to them, ruining their perfect scores. Then I sit there and imagine it was my actions that caused their post. Ahhhh, one of the finest pleasures of life.

 

[Elttharion]

Are we there yet?

 

[Renfri]

More video material from recent preview, fighting grifin and flying on it.

 

[Nutmeg]

Really hated that part of this game. Just feels like an animal cruelty simulator.

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Just feels like an animal cruelty simulator.

It's not cruelty if they started it.

 

[Raghar]

It would be funny if pawns could deceive you once in a while by giving bullshit advice then laughing at your failure.

Then they would get theirs head sliced off.

 

[mediocrepoet]

It would be funny if pawns could deceive you once in a while by giving bullshit advice then laughing at your failure.

Then they would get theirs head sliced off.

Thrown to the brine or used as fodder for sacrificial bolt.

 

[Dishonoredbr]

Warrior gameplay. Spoilers: HEAVY. CHUNKY.

 

[Turn_BASED]

This new warrior gameplay brings a real “unrealistic” vibe that the Gay Nerd portion of the fanbase doesn’t like.

To wit:

“I sincerely wish it isnt that slow. In IRL, greatswords are never that heaby, they only weigh 7 kilos at the heaviest. You can wield greatswords the same way you can use longswords; DD1 was somewhat the closest it can get, but now they are getting for away from it.

I'm not exactly rooting for realism, but every game gets greatswords a bad rep. MH and Darksouls greatswords are slow, and now DD too?”

-KazeArqaz, Redditor, cuckold, europoor (kilos? Really?? Lmaoo)

 

[Lyre Mors]

What a stupid fuck.

 

[Kruyurk]

I want a 200 lbs gigasword to cleave enemies in half by the dozen, à la Guts.
I guess it would be too much gore, but it would be cool to have enemies really be cut to pieces. It is always so satisfying in Monster Hunter when you finally cut off a body part of a monster. Or in the Infinity Engine games when you overkill an enemy and you hear a big "chomp", with pieces of meat flying everywhere.

 

[Dishonoredbr]

Gameplay dump

Sorcerer


Warrior


Unarmed


Skills





Sorcerer: seems like you can change the element of spell (like Frigor or Miasma) to be a different element.

 

[Drakortha]

Consoletard UI from 2006 Xbox 360 era, got to love it.