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  Kl_Mp

  2024-05-15

  It's not worth the approximately 70 euros it costs. The game constantly lags due to the 30 fps they have set, and I should mention here that I have never had a TV with 120 Hz, always with 60, and I have never had a problem, but not with 30 fps, which are low and result in frequent freezing of the image. If it's annoying for me, think about how it is for others who have better TVs. There are also some errors, micro transitions, minimal combat movements, confusion with the map and missions, and I noticed many copies from various other games. The good things were that there were some detailed physics movements, good graphics, a very nice world, and personally, I liked the team fighting aspect. Around 30 or a little more, when it reaches that point, it will be worth buying because now it's expensive. I only bought it because there haven't been many decent games released for a while and it has the style I like, RPG with castles and swords, etc.

  Update: Okay, I ended up giving it 3 stars because the game is pretty good regardless (although I noticed quite a few bugs), and I didn't like that you can't dodge attacks like in other games of this genre, and that the character you've chosen doesn't speak... but regardless, the game is pretty good for those who enjoy this style of games, but some of the mentioned errors above are not justified based on its high price.

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  tasos.bekris.7

  2024-04-03

  The game was purchased on 1/4, and for three days now I have been having a blast, getting lost in the world that is very well-crafted. The combat system is great. The only thing I would advise is to simply play it as an experience, read, engage, and enjoy. As for microtransactions, etc., everything can be purchased with grind (especially fast travel), but the creators didn't want the player to use fast travel. Personally, I consider it an exceptional game, perhaps the best I have played so far. We'll see in 2024!

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  stefanosd7

  2024-04-02

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  The game is simply incredible, you don't need to buy anything at all and its world is pure magic. It's worth every €

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  haris.ermidis

  2024-04-02

  Dragon's Dogma 2 is actually a re-imagination of the first game, which is evident in the title screen where there is no mention of the number 2. The first game was unfinished, but it had such a strong foundation that it gained a large following over the years. This second attempt still has some gaps, but it is clearer that it is trying to be what the first game should have been.

  In terms of the story, you create your character who is the Arisen. You are a person whose heart was stolen by the Dragon, yet you remain alive and immortal, capable of commanding the Pawns (soulless beings that travel between worlds), until one day you are ready to face the Dragon. However, due to a conspiracy, you find yourself enslaved among the pawns without memories, and you must regain control of your fate. The story is not much different from the first game, with the main difference being that the main quests given to you are more relevant to the story and do not have such a lull in the middle.

  The game is designed to immerse you in the world from the very beginning and get lost in side quests and seemingly random events, especially since fast travel is intentionally limited. There are many more cities, villages, and fortresses, and now there are 2 kingdoms instead of one. The rest of the world is also full of life, detail, and secrets, begging to be explored, and simple quests will never send you there. Additionally, the game now encourages you to rest as you can no longer heal your tired health, and as compensation for this, you can camp in many places in the world. Unfortunately, one area they did not improve from the first game is the lack of enemy variety, which will start to repeat very soon. Another aspect that seems to be smaller than expected is the Vocations (Classes), which can barely be considered equal to the first game.

  One of the best innovations of the game is the Online system. You cannot directly play with other players, but the pawns learn by observing you and other players' quests and areas, and then they can give advice. The one pawn you create can be borrowed by other players in their party, and in turn, you can borrow theirs, sharing knowledge and combat abilities.

  The game seems to be made to receive expansion packs, with the shape of the map and the missing Vocations. However, it is clearly much more complete and addictive than the first game.

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  Hints for beginners:
  * The gender and shape of your character matter. Larger characters have more stamina and can carry more weight, while smaller characters climb better and have better stamina regeneration.
  * Golden beetles on trees permanently increase the weight you can carry.
  * Remember where you found your first Seeker Token. They are hidden collectibles on the map, but trust me and make a note of where you will find your first one.
  * Fear the night. The world becomes much more dangerous, and unique enemies make their appearance. As if that wasn't enough, it is realistically dark.
  * Many side quests are time-gated and fail if you leave them. You can tell which ones have a time limit because they will have an hourglass in the quest log. Usually you have about 3 days.
  * Pawns can get sick. If a pawn has red eyes, starts grabbing its head, and doesn't obey your commands, it is sick and will kill many NPCs the next time you sleep in a bed. If it is borrowed, dismiss it, and if it is yours, kill it by throwing it into the water.
  * After defeating the dragon, the game has a hidden, real ending. Just don't sit on the throne and talk to the Pathfinder sitting next to it.

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  ilias_paleologos

  2024-03-31

  Well guys..
  The game is amazing...
  Playing it day 1 for two to three hours every day, I have to say that the game is a must...
  The world is wonderful, the gameplay is awesome, the player's movement is incredible...
  Enemies and bosses are perfectly designed, the battles are fantastic...
  In every corner of the map you traverse, you don't know what awaits you...
  Now let's talk about some things (negatives) that some people say...
  Fast travel: It's not like we know it in most games, where you go to a shrine and jump from one place to another.
  You earn some in-game stones and that's how you do fast travel.
  I said earn! You don't buy them!
  Obviously, it gives you the option to buy if you want.
  Moving on:
  There were comments about the graphics.
  Indeed, it runs at 30 fps, but this can be fixed with updates (Capcom announced that they will fix it).
  Personally, the only thing that really bothers me is the lack of mounts (unless I haven't found them yet).
  You have to walk everywhere.
  That's all from me.
  Obviously, go get it!!

  Update:
  Having played more now, I want to emphasize that everything I wrote above is 100% true.
  I will give some tips for beginners:
  1) Don't rush to judge it from the first day. Dedicate at least a week and it will surprise you!
  2) Don't rush to progress in the main quest because you won't make it.
  Take time to do secondary quests to gather XP so that you can handle the battles.
  3) Explore as much as possible (in other words, open up the map).
  4) Go everywhere, even to dead ends because usually there are treasures in such places.
  5) The pawns you have with you, besides your own, don't level up.
  This means that if you are, for example, level 30 and the 2 extra pawns you have from the previous day you played are level 28, they won't level up.
  Release those 2 and hire 2 new ones.
  6) Don't travel at night if you are not strong enough because the enemies are somehow stronger (at least that's how it seems to me), and the night is very realistic! (you can't see more than 5 meters)
  Choose a camp (there are many) and start once it's dawn.
  That's all for now.
  I hope I didn't bore you!

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  George_Galanopoulos38

  2024-03-30

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  The best thing that has come out in 2024, truly amazing. The microtransactions are unnecessary, you get everything in game

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  EmiyaKiritsugu

  2024-03-29

  Let's start with the most important aspects. The reviews are the definition of misinformation. No, you don't have to pay real money for fast travel or to customize your character's appearance. All of these are included in the game and you acquire them simply by playing. Now we all know and repeat what other clickbait articles say, which aren't even true. The game has a beautiful world that is incredibly alive with things actually happening out of nowhere. The environmental design is very nice and exploration is highly rewarding. The combat system is truly one of the best out there, fast-paced with climbing on bosses to hit their weak points, etc. The monsters and bosses are generally well-made, but what is noticeable is the lack of variety in enemies. The game offers several interesting Vocations, each with its own unique playstyle. It doesn't have a crazy variety of weapons and armors, but what it does have is incredibly well-designed. The pawn system is truly ingenious, their AI is very well-made, and without spoiling anything, I'll just say to be careful with their behavior changes. The game's soundtrack is pretty good, but in no way at the level of the first Dragons Dogma. The cities and villages are very lively, with NPCs following work routines and activities. The game is not a direct sequel, but more of a reimagined version, as it feels like a better crafted and constructed version of the first Dragons Dogma. There are performance issues in the villages mainly, where there are many NPCs, but in the end, it doesn't ruin the overall experience of the game. It's worth the money and worth your time.

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  varwnos_aka

  2024-03-28

  Old school RPG, the gameplay is the big plus of the game, quite a large map, addictive for my standards... negatives that you are forced to pay extra, has some bugs

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  geoblack

  2024-03-22

  A game that runs at 30fps with graphics at the level of PS4 is not worth anything. Not only that, but they have the audacity to sell us fast travel in the form of microtransactions. Stay away

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  Chris_K45

  2024-03-22

  Good game, but unacceptable to have to pay extra money in a single-player game to edit your character and more. I should add that the in-game store with microtransactions did not exist in the review copies they sent, they activated it when it was released, so the reviewers did not mention it, very shady from Capcom's side. Also, the performance is terrible for the graphics it has. If you don't want to strain your eyes, it's better to wait for a performance mode (60 fps) patch, although I doubt it will happen since the studio is not known for its optimization skills, as we saw from the first game, which ran poorly on the PS3. It's a shame, a real shame.

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  webheadgr

  2024-04-25

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  manos_stasis

  2024-06-03

  Great potato! Far away! When it drops to 19.90 then maybe it's worth it!

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  2024-07-24

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  2024-05-31

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  2024-05-30

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  2024-05-24

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  2024-04-06

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  2024-03-28

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