Why Dragons Dogma 2 is the New Open World RPG You Need!
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
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Dragons Dogma 2 is a new open world RPG game from Capcom. Today we break down everything you need to know about the new Dragons Dogma 2 gameplay and what made Dragons Dogma so unique. We will cover all the starting vocations (best character classes): fighter, archer, thief and mage gameplay. We will also discuss what effects character creation have on gameplay, how the pawn companion system works and the new combat gameplay mechanics. Dragons Dogma 2 release date is on 22nd March 2024 according to the recent leak, but this will be confirmed in the new Dragons Dogma 2 gameplay showcase this week. Dragon's Dogma 2 is set to release on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in early 2024. Between Skyrim mods and Starfield, Dragons Dogma is definitely a game I'll be playing until Bethesda release The Elder Scrolls 6.
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0:00 What made Dragons Dogma Unique?
2:27 Dragons Dogma 2 Gameplay
3:21 Character Creation Changes
4:05 Starting Class: Fighter
4:30 Starting Class: Ranger
4:43 Starting Class: Thief
4:55 Starting Class: Mage
5:11 Advanced Vocation: Mystic Spearhand
5:58 Advanced Vocation: Magic Archer
6:20 Unique Vocation Skills
7:10 Combat Gameplay
8:57 AI Companions System
11:00 Open World Gameplay
12:06 Day Night Cycle
13:20 Meaningful Choices
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You can get Dragons Dogma for $4 if you want to try it: greenmangaming.sjv.io/k0PP2z
Thanks for showing the offer for this, it was 7 dollars on steam and I was a bit short to be able to afford it. Save me enough with this to be able to get it for steam - much appreciated! 😁
I just bought this yesterday on sale on my PS. You should do a play through of this til the second one come out
It's $4.99 on switch also.
I refuse to pay money only to work as a QA tester, putting skilled QA testers out of work and doing it all for a game that might never launch anyway. I just think it’s morally wrong. Having said that, if you can play as a single player (I never play games with, or against other players) then it looks like it could be a fun time sink.
It's not a "shy" Mera... it's a "Ky" Mera... I cringed everytime you said it... sorry...
The pawns indeed learn from you, in the first game I used to collect loot during battle a lot, after a while my main pawn started to mimic this behavior and collect loot mid battle, instead of attacking the enemy.
Someone added me because they loved the way my pawn played. I was like oh cool well thanks.
you have to take them to the tavern and have a talk with them at the table. its a bad mechanic, but its the only way to get them to talk less or do other things. it sucks to use.
@@BarkerVancity There are also personality altering potions the merchants sell.
That, SOunds , Dubious.@@SrConstantinopla
they also learn from other players. In dark arisen my pawn showed me a chest i had missed like 8 times because someone opened it when my pawn was with them.
Words cannot express how underrated DD1 is. I just hope DD2 gets the love and time it deserves in development to meet expectations and hopefully exceed them.
I honestly just want a way bigger map and more stuff to do. That's it. The pawn system was so awesome to master.
Would've rather had co-op instead of insufferably annoying companions for a change and they ignored that request, so I'll ignore that DD 2 exists. Hard pass.
@@RedceLL1978the pawn system is CRUCIAL to DD. If you are too smoothbrained to know how to use it just say so brother man.
@@RedceLL1978Pawns are great. I feel like co op would feel more uninspired compared to this
@@RedceLL1978 bro what is with you people that just can't comprehend playing SINGLEplayer games..
The first one was amazing…. Ill never forget the first time I thought it’d be a good idea to travel by night and looked out in the woods and could see torches and hear all the monsters and goblins and was like nope and ran back to the city as fast as I could
There was this early mission that you had to get a flower that only grew at night and I believe it was by Rocks anyway I had to leave the first town to find them. Well it took me a long time to since I would only grab one and the hear voices and run back to town. Such a great experience.
everytime someone mentions dragons dogma 1 i feel compelled to mention that it came out right in the wake of skyrim, so capcom cut like 60% (?) of the content before release because they didnt think itd be able to match up to skyrim in terms of sales in the west. i think if they would have doubled down this game would have been far more popular than skyrim (edit: i dont mean to discredit skyrim or bathesda, i love bathesda)
I dont think it be more popular than skyrim, instead i thing it would create its own branch much like witcher and dark souls
Its larger than any RPG in its genre and I love dragons dogma (I'm litteraly playing it now) however skyrim is just to large to assume dragons dogma is going to reach that popularity
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i've been seeing a lot of people comparing skyrim to dragon's dogma... now as a fan of both im going to explain WHY dragon's dogma didn't do as well as skyrim... which there is quiet a few
I'm saying this cause people in the comments section are putting rose tinted glasses for dragon's dogma and are being harsh towards skyrim
let me explain it like this, if you take out Dragon's Dogma's combat there are very few things dragon's dogma does better than skyrim
the main difference between skyrim and dragon's dogma is that, skyrim's flaws are, for first time players, overshadowed, whilst dragons dogma's flaws are up in your face and it WILL FRUSTRATE YOU as you continue playing. of course skyrim's flaws does become apparent the more hours u put in however they only ever become apparent after 50hrs or so
AS A FAN, Dragons Dogma, apart from its amazing combat and its slightly "deeper" rpg mechanics, its bare minimum as an open world. people complain about skyrim's lack luster story telling... lmao clearly they have never played dragon's dogma cause the story in DD is AVERAGE at best, dragons dogma's quest design is TERRIBLE as well, in fact its so bad that it is hard to differentiate between main quest and side quest cause they are both really bad,(if you have never played DD) its essentially " go here, kill this, come back, money , over and over again and you might say "oh skyrim has this too" sure but skyrim's "Side quest consist of the Thieves Guild, Dark brotherhood, College of Winterhold etc in which all have the same production value as the main quest which all keep you immersed.
The open world in DD is not bad but mehh, tbf skyrim does exploration better than... really any game i can think of, but DD's open world is ( hard for me to say this) really boring, somehow, despite the many npc's you will be interacting with, the world of DD feels baron somehow. everyone feels like pawns. In fact in the lore, pawns are semi sentient, and that's the best way to explain dragon's dogma's world, it feels like everyone in the world are... semi sentient, they don't feel real, there lives don't have any purpose except to talk to you.
to compare, what is the first thing that happens once you enter whiterun??? npc's having conversations, when you enter whiterun for the first time you see Adrianne Avenicci talking to a battle born about the war and weapons, you see the red guards looking for another redguard woman that all lead into there own quest.
explore the world even further and you will find conflicts and quests that all feel real and connected like the conflict between the forsworn and the silverbloods that actually have an impact in the reach, there is a small village right outside of markarth mining for the silverbloods and it delves in there conflicts that would open up further once you reach markarth. Non of that kind of world building is in dragon's dogma, the only thing that happens are ambushes ( that open up in your quest log) you can either fight and kill everyone that ambushes your party or run away
from Cossades to Gran Soren the only thing between the two are bandits and goblins and the only lore we get is "we live in harsh times, that's why there are goblins everywhere"
Dragon's Dogma is made from developers that never had experience in making Western RPG's and it shows, however, for there first time they did a great job. i am excited for DD 2 and hopefully they fixed its flaws
i can go on and on , on why skyrim was more popular but to break it down
dragon's dogma had better gameplay and a somewhat deeper rpg system apart from that skyrim did everything else way better that DD ever did
@x.entity7820 the only reason Skyrim has lasted this long is because of how loose Bethesda is when it comes to modding. That, I think, is the main reason it is one of the most, if not the most popular classic games of all time.
Dont get me wrong, BGS did a killer job on the base they gave gamers. I'm one of the unfortunates that still plays on PS4 so I'm still playing basically Vanilla. But I recognize I'm in the minority of players when it comes to that. If Mods werent a thing, Skyrim wouldve faded away, outside of niche players like myself.
I know it's popular to hate on Bethesda these days cause of Starfield but lets not get all crazy about saying something could or would topple Skyrim. No matter how good.
Yeah I highly doubt that
I mean that depends on how you put it, there are quite a few games that "topple" Skyrim when it comes to either combat or rpg mechanics
Height and weight also affected combat systems in the first one. There were even areas that only very short characters could enter.
I bet BG3 and Eldenring may be the steps needed to help launch DD2 to the general market. Can't wait to play, DD1 was a blast.
I beg to differ. I feel Dragon's Dogma has paved its own way very clearly despite it being a rough one. I love ER and BG3 but they're nothing like Dragon's Dogma.
It is actually what holds the game back. I would buy / preorder without a second thought the game if it would NOT be souls like. I do no touch anything souls like, no matter how good. I am not the guy to fight 30 min a single wolf and die from a single attack and try again. And most players are like me. Souls have a dedicated fanbase but it is numerically A LOT smaller than your average skyrim/fallout/mass effect player.
@@nagyzoli Worry not then, the game is nothing like the so-called souls like genre. I know the fanbase overlap, but to me the similarity is only in the aesthetics and appearance that baits the "I want a REALISTIC game!" crowd. I have seen quite a bit of huge DD fans who are not big fans of Souls (me included, though I like other Fromsoft works like Armored Core). I'll try to pitch the game in details, but the tl;dr is that I do think DD is definitely harder than average ARPG, but not for "soulslike" reasons...so you might actually like it.
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To be a bit more specific, while the game does punish you hard when you step out of bounds (recklessly attacking, venturing out at night etc.), the way to overcome that is not the so-called "git gud" but much more open. You have a full party of fairly capable AIs (which is probably even better in DD2) who will help you kill stuff, heal, tank, etc. that you are encouraged to work around. The enemy behavior isn't designed in a way that only a properly timed dodge roll lets you survive, which leads to you dying until you memorize their attack patterns and the corresponding dodge timing ("30 min a single wolf" as you'd put it).
These factors lead to a much more freestyle action RPG design that makes the combat difficulty come less from pattern memorization and timing, and more from knowledge, preparation, and strategy. This gives a lot of freedom to how the player engages an enemy/boss: the way different classes, or different "builds" of a given class, engage enemies is quite diverse on an action level. To me, this is the defining difference between DD and soulslike, because combat in soulslike always involve some sort of dodge (or guard or parry) followed by some jabs of attacks, and then back to dodging. The combat is structured around that straightforward back and forth (which is not a bad design in and of itself, to be clear), and you're forced to engage with it well or "YOU DIED." DD's combat is a lot less structured, at times even chaotic, but I'd argue that chaos is what gives the player freedom in action that many praise.
So yeah, don't let the aesthetics and fanbase trick you, this game does not belong to the soulslike genre (though it will likely be a "difficult" game all things considered). Another closing comment is that the original DD:DA (currently on sale wink wink) is a pretty unfinished product with lots of tragic development problems. Take it from someone who is willing to write a damn essay comparing action design of games that DD:DA is, at best, a pretty flawed great game objectively speaking. I personally think it is one of the best game I ever played, but I wouldn't recommend it to someone at full price hahaha.
souls like are more popular than you think
Elden ring is more popular than of these games recently@@nagyzoli
@@nagyzolisounds like a skill issue if you’re spending 30 minutes on a basic enemy😂
Dragons dogma was the best game I’ve ever played. Nothing comes close to the feeling I’ve had my first play through. I’ve been chasing that high for years
Damn, thata unfortunate. Plenty of amazing games out there
@@williamg7138 They can have their personal opinion, just like you can clearly have yours.
@dinkledankle huh? I was saying that it's unfortunate that they haven't found that high again. And that they might find it cause there's plenty of good games. No need to be negative bud 🤡
@@dinkledankle man was just waiting for an argument lmao
Does Dogma have and ending? If it does, I think I will play it.
In the first Dragons Dogma my pawn got frequent rave reviews, this because she was a warrior tank just like my main character. Because my pawn learned to fight like I do, her behavior was very aggressive, proving very useful in keeping the aggression off other characters. Other players who didn't play tanks really liked how effective she was in her most important role.
Please, "learned" or can "learn" is extremely subjective. I played DD more than all 29 of you combined, whatever was, is, claimed pawns learn from you is negatable. Casuals acting like they learned everything and mirrored it all...lol. The "learning" system was very limited. Stop the cap.
@@MrAnderson5157 How is it then that some pawns would get dismal reviews because they were complete crap while others would get rave reviews for being great at their jobs? Many people's warrior pawns were timid, allowing opponents to agg on other non-tanks. Some such as my pawn were the opposite, diving straight in and climbing the monster. If this was not learned behavior, what was it?
@@MrAnderson5157 its ok to have no idea what you're talking about Anderson
@@tjhicks3600 Casuals...smfh
@@panpiper Only the Primary and Secondary inclinations affect behavior, and that is dictated by vocation. If you are referring to knowledge all you need to do is have them present and they dont do or learn anything from your ass.
Since Dragons Dogma 1. Playing it immediately after playing 100+ hours of Skyrim. As a 14 year old boy those days were magical! Thanks to these two amazing games. Dragons dogma had so many unique quirks and depth that made it incredibly immersive. Really excited for DG2
Edit: the way you can climb your bigger enemies and stab away shadow of colossus style 😮💨
I have been waiting for this for quite a while now. I am beyond happy with what I have seen so far, and even more thrilled that the developers of Dragons Dogma get to complete their goal of making a bigger world/map that they have wanted to do since they made Dragon's Dogma.
Im honestly more excited for this game than I was for BG3....and would trade every game that came out this year for DD2
Same outside of fromsoftware title this was one only few games that made me excited come home and play.
They need more interactive towns and npc's more interesting side quests, more control over the pawns more interaction with the main pawn and a lot of cloth pieces to make ur pawn more unique
I have played Dragon's Dogma for the first time this year, i wasn't sure what to expect of it so i went into it without really any expectations. I absolutely loved it and i was really surprised by it, it's really one of the ebst fantasy RPg of the last decade, and now Dragon's Dogma 2 is one of my most anticipated game of 2024.
dragons dogma is such an amazing open world RPG. It reminds me a lot of elder scroll in someways, so I can’t wait for 2
Its like TES, but with much better combat. Sadly, with less lore and environmental storytelling. The main story and side quests were also quite mid. For me, the only enjoyable thing in DD is the combat and the pawn AI.
I recently reinstalled it so i`m actually playing it now...great game
1st game was way ahead of its time and the 2nd game gonna be even better cant wait🔥🔥
looks incredible. So buzzed. Remember how for many years all of us DD fanboys had no hope that a sequel was even in the works.
It's been years since I played Dragons Dogma (loved it) but as I recall, Min/Maxing was accomplished by periodically switching up your class in order to get the skills you wanted from each vocation. You'd play as a fighter for a number of levels then switch to sorcerer. Later you would jump into one of the archer classes. Then maybe mage or assassin. Each time you would learn the crazy good abilities offered by the particular class you were currently in so that you would have them in the end game. And it worked great because you never got bored. Anyway, I wonder if that will be the way DD2 plays?
Gonna safely say the Mystic Spearhand is gonna be my main class. Love spears, love magic, love magic mixed with spears. Right up my alley.
Stick is good, stick is life
I remember playing this game and just opening the title screen of the game and I was weird out by the music, which I eventually fell in love with and was excited just to open the main menu lol. I also was not a fan of the pawn system and decided to do my own adventure alone, until... I got stuck in darkness and died multiple times a way or another. One day I decided to give a second chance 😅to my pawn, and then realized I needed her and preferred when she was around! Leading me then to recruit others pawns and eradicate ennemies... The fact that I could decide not only how I wanted her to be physically but also her skills and wearables armors, tools, potions etc... made me love this system even more and that I did not needed to play with a friend, that happens to want to play the same game, kind of rare at the time, still rare lol...
DD has the most epic spells ever!
This first time I tried mage and casted meteor I was blown away.....and so was monsters.
DD:DA has the best Magic System of any RPG i've played. And Yes, there is not much that beats Dropping Meteor's on a Chimera or Hydra and watching the health bar of them drop.
I adored the pawn system in Dragons Dogma.
The first one's a real gem! Plays great on the Steam Deck too - I still play it regularly. It's one of those games I missed when it launched and bought many years later in a Steam sale, like Kingdoms of Amalur, but I enjoy it very, very much!
I imagine it would be a really good game for the Steam Deck since the requirements weren't all that high. I bought it back in 2018 for something to play waiting of AC Odyssey to come out.
Oh it plays great on the deck? I need to see about getting it then.
Kingdoms of Amalur: The Reckoning was amazing during it's time. I especially got OCD into the crafting aspect of it! There's nothing quite like either of those 2 games right now...
@@longjohn526I absolutely LOVED AC Odyssey!
Hell, I hadn't even HEARD of this game before seeing this video!
I'm a hard core 'Skyrim' Player/Fan, but sadly my current PC is utter crap. Until I can get another one built, I'm stuck just watching others enjoy this/these kinds of amazing games!
Thank you for making this video!
P.S.
JUST discovered the first game is on the PS4 console! Just ordered it!
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Get ready for a great time😊
Tis amazing
@@tsu-harrybo7109
Got it yesterday, making plans to settle down and get into it, ASAP!
:-D
I think by the biggest improvement is visuals. It's amazing how good the game was despite being a depressing drab grey. The sharpness, contrast, and color is a great improvement.
I hope the characters and story have been improved as well.
What's truly amazing to me though is how DD2 looks almost exactly like the first game in terms of art style, except it's super vivid and realistic looking! Kudos to them for keeping the spirit of the first game while overhauling literally everything so that it looks so crisp and clean.
The character attributes like height and weight are also in the first game, they’re just not incredibly noticeable other than weight carry tiers from how much the character themselves weigh
I think the really short characters have an minor advantage when fighting massive creatures as well as using alternative routes to enter certain locations like at the Shadowfort.
@@sombersojourner5825smaller characters also seem to have more stamina and they move faster. I played as a short ranger and I could ride monsters way longer than when I played as my big warrior class. So it was all in there.
@@darrellwilliams1714 yeah I can believe it. I tend to make most of my characters at least 187-193 cm and a minimum of 90-129 kg since I pick up all possible loot. I have to continue my dwarf character I made and see how he will play since he's like 143 cm and like 110 kg.
What I love is this game series is a mashup up between monster hunter, souls like games and fantasy rpg's.
Absolute perfection!!!
Magick archer was my fave, because in a tight corridor, the arrows would bounce off the wall, and do multiple damage. saved me from garms, ogre, and even death in the bitterblack isle.
love this game so much, sad the mmo failed, but glad a sequel finally is coming.
Magik archer using sacrificial shot to sacrifice the life of a pawn to 1 shot a boss. Loved that shit
I love the mounting/climbing system because it reminded me of Shadow of the Colossus and the universe reminded me of the first Two Worlds, but with way better combat.
As long as wolves still hunt in packs and someone reminds me of that fact often, I'm onboard with DD2.
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I’m so glad this game is getting the recognition it deserves I used to play this so much as a young child I was 11 I revisited about a year and a half ago just to mess around in the new dungeon they added to dark arisen I was said they didn’t have a berserk cross over in the newer edition but I still had a blast I loved this game so much because as a kid RUclips really wasn’t to the point you could find eso and watch him as much as you could now so the more you play the more details you find out and I just get so much npstalgia of how immersed I was in this game and hoping they expanded and finished a full new game since the old one was only 60% sorry for my monologue but new comers please be excited and ready to experience a completely new rpg experience this game is unique in so many ways!!
I picked up DD1 when it was on sale for a basically pennies and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The only thing that bugged me was traveling from place to place since you had to do a lot of backtracking and it could take a long time. I understand the need for making traveling feel more real, but horses exist you know. :)
Piece of advice if you're going to play DD1 for the first time... go for the thief starting class, you'll thank me later.
As a long time player of this game I say Ha!
Where were you good fellow when if first played this game 🙃
Strider is still kinda top 3 class if you min-max. helm(/skull/brain) splitter is pretty OP and climbing damage buff is kinda insane(+50% iirc). It doesnt have the weakness of pure red vocation about flying or far enemies(because of short bow) and it doesnt need to always stay away( like mage/sorc). I love assassin more later on tho because long sword + bow is just so cool 🤣
You know can make your own fast travel point 😂
@@freshcity Too late.
@@bimaakhmadi9466that’s probably why the spilt it. It basically had no weakness compared to other classes.
I love how single player friendly it is with the pawns.
I cannot wait for this! Probably first game I'll be pre ordering in quite a while
Don't. Never preorder a game. Not in the todays world. So many games come out broken, overpromise and then don't deliver or are just a scam (MW3). Wait untill it is out, wait for the rewievs and then buy.
@@jurekovacic1739 Nahhh Capcom games have been seriously good, and this is made by the same guy who made Devil May Cry 5, one of the best hack and slash we have seen in ages. On top of this, Dragons Dogma has a very realistic scope and goal, its never promised more than what they have stated. All Capcom games except for RE3 remake which wasn't made in-house, have been great for the past several years.
Crazy to see you keep posting I’ve been following this channel for Atleast 10 years
Glad to see bigger content creators finally talk about this
This might be the game I've been waiting for since Skyrim.I hope it will deliver in story and also in the way the world was created because the world and the story of Skyrim was fantastic in my opinion.
I was likw 8 when i first played dragons dogma dark arisen, im so glad that theres finally a sequel!
At first I couldn't stand the fast travel mechanic having to find the crystals and only able to place so many across the map. However thinking back it really added to the experience crossing the map and having to strategically decide the best points to leave a fast travel point.
Hey man love your videos
Hope you upload more gameplay ❤❤
I love this game. I just wish the open world had been more fleshed out. my daughters, son and I would swap pawns all the time
You shared pawn with your offspring? Hahahahaha sorry John 😅
God being able to play video games with your kids sounds like a dream
@@ProjectMoff you mean he shared his pawn with his spawn lol
This game is going to be a hit, I can feel it.
I've been waiting for this game for a decade. I still get on the first one now and then to enjoy and find my pawn has been rented out by others.
Nice BGM! Feels like I'm back in Novigrad.
This video made me buy the first one; which was on sale for 4 bucks in the Xbox store. It’s really fun and I’m honestly surprised I never heard of this game. I love fantasy, so I love Skyrim the Witcher 3 etc. I honestly can’t wait for March. Until then I’ll play this & I’m currently waiting on BG3 for Xbox next month.
I'd like to try the game, but I wonder if it will be too difficult for me. You who loves skyrim and witcher, did you feel it was too hard? If it's a souls like or not quite?
@@monnomneteregardepas5272 I think it’s pretty challenging but I’ve gotten the hang of it now. It’s even more fun imo when you realize that. It’s not dark souls hard but you do have to strategize when it comes to your team/party. Highly recommend my guy.
@@monnomneteregardepas5272 it's as hard as you want it to be. there are fodder mobs all over so you can level up as much as you need to for the bigger enemies
Didn’t think I’d like the original. I literally only got dragons dogma to play RE 6 early, but the game FAR surpassed my expectations. Can’t wait for the sequel🔥
You are absolutely right Eso; I have played both Dragon's Dogma Games and I am looking forward to this one. The developers were in fact pionners in and as much as the game mechanics were concerned. The companions were excellent; they had a really good AI and you could not only 'buy and share' companions, but they also brought in some profit when somebody chose one of them to play them in their personal game adventure.
Wow, I'm thrilled about Dragon's Dogma 2! The first game was incredibly underrated, yet it remains one of my all-time favorites. The array of spells in the original was phenomenal, and I'm eagerly anticipating what they'll bring to the table this time. The spinning wheel rogue ability looks incredibly fun, too. Your video captured my excitement perfectly! Also, it would be amazing if Bethesda could take inspiration from some of these mechanics for Elder Scrolls 6. Can't wait to dive into this game!
Can’t wait the first game was a true gem
I literally just replayed Dragon's Dogma again. It amazes me how unique this game is to this very day, and how well the combat system still holds up.
The pronunciation of Chimera is Ky-meer-uh.Sorry it just irks me just like when some pronunciate Wyvern or gnome wrong😅
The first was a sleeper. I believe the marketing and release for it before was encumbered by two other major releases. I stumbled across it in gamestop simply because I wanted to try something new.
that and also because of how half baked the first one is. It's around 40%-60% of the original head developer (hideaki itsuno) vision. The technology and the time development is just way too long so the higher up get a bit angsty and force the team to release it as soon as possible
@@istheworldreal Lets hope that those same mistakes aren't repeated this time...
@@The_Keeper i'm confident this won't be the case now, they have the tech, the resource (3d model from previous game like Monster Hunter) and pretty much the blueprint from the first game as well
its really nice to see big channels covering Dragon's Dogma 2 before it releases
It looks awesome I've never heard of this game now I wish I had but I'm definitely considering getting the second game when I upgrade console to be able to play all these new good games coming up I always have to wait 2 years or a generation of console to be able to upgrade at a reasonable price lol this game looks freaking fantastic thanks again ESO I've been a supporter for like 6 or 7 years to your channel so keep up the good work and happy Thanksgiving to you man
Love that you ended the Witcher 3 music at the end. Goes well with the video
This is the best game I've ever played. It should have been co-op.
The first dragons dogma was so much fun I didn’t realize how close this one is I’m really looking forward to it
I used to like trying out different build for the first game when I played in on console, I see the first is on steam - I'll pick it up again as it's around 7 dollars right now for me. And I put the new one on wishlist - it looks epic. 🧙🏼♂
Legitimately so excited for this, havent finished DD1 but i loved it back on my PS3, i did buy it on Steam so i should go back and see if i can finish it.
been waiting for this for SO LONG!
I missed out and only just recently experienced Dragons Dogma Dark Arisen. I haven’t really been bothered about missing out on a game before. That is until Dragons Dogma, I cannot wait to fully support the devs and get to experience Dragons Dogma II. I even went as far as buying it again on PC to have a new experience with it.
Really looking forward to it, Dragons Dogma was fantastic back on PS3 release and now on PC. The quirks of character creation is not new though, but might've been expanded upon.
Yeah Dragon's Dogma is definitely in my top 5 best games of all time. And I played it for the first time only about 3 years ago. What an awesome experience.... I'm really excited to try this next game in the series!!!
I've heard of Dragon's Dogma, but knew nothing about it before watching this. Looks very fun. I'm going to have to give DD1 a try now.
Dragons Dogma was so fun with your companions running around all doing their individual abilities.
Funny thing about the magik archer now having a super big attack in exchange for their own health, feels like a moral decisions from the move sacrificial bolt from the firat game where you do massive damage in exchange for one of your pawns full health. So as long as you had a full party thats basicaly 4 amunitions and a riftsone is where you would reload 😂
Dragons Dogma is one of my favorute games of all time. I own it on 3 platforms, and I have never wishlisted a game so fast until the announcement of DD2.
Same
Thanks once again.
I am pretty stingy about buying games, so your direction is much appreciated.
Looks verrry tempting;)
Well done, review. DD2 looks pretty cool. I liked DD1 and enjoyed the playthroughs, but it felt limited interms of an open world, compared to TES IV & V...Since you only have a number of places to travel to and only via certain pathways. I did enjoy the combat and Pawns and upgrading the party as my character progressed. I look forward to a more open world and a more dynamic storyline and world history.
i remember my first night exploration, i was a magic archer at the time i just left a cave shot my light arrow and saw a lot of creepy silhouettes in the distance between me and where i was trying to go
I remember in the 1st Dragon's Dogma, the very 1st wyvern you encountered was known as "Drake." I would continuously go back to fight him after a certain amout of time passed, he'd respawn, & there'd be a chance your weapon or piece of armour would get "Dragon Forged," which was the highest tier of ungrading you could get in the game.
I did this for 3days straight, had 3 pairs of armor completely Dragon Forged, & several swords & bows the same.
I absolutely LOVED that game, & am delighted to hear they are not inly keeping all the traits of the game which worked so well in the original game, but are also expanding upon that for this next game.
I wonder, is the 2nd game going to be made with the UE5? If so, then this game will be a landslide hit!
Totally playing this!
The mechanics this game has was insane. I'm replaying it and its still very good these days.
Oh Yea Baby! I cant wait for this 1. Played it on console and on PC. Dragons Dogma is 1 of my fav RPG. Thanks for bringing to peeps attrition. Many see your vids about new Dragon Dogma make it popular again! Thanks for giving us this info!
Also had some epic spells and the launching of pawns ect was so cool.
What brought me to the game is seeing someone climb a cyclops. I was blown away. 2nd amazing thing about it is that MAGE CAST SPELLS WITHOUT MANA!
I can’t wait for this game! I loved the first one so much i’ve replayed it multiple times!
Well, if possible to mix classes, I believe I would go with the standard Tank Sword and Board / Archer build haha
never knew of DD1 gonna pick it up Thankyou ESO Keep at it!
Very cool, I have been waiting for a sequel for a long time.
Looks awesome. Loved the first game. Once I see it available for pre-order I will definately pick it up day one.
As a Mystic Knight main in DD1, I'm drooling just thinking about Mystic Spearhand.
For anyone who is watching this video and hasn't played Dragons Dogma. Go get it. Like right now. It is absolutely a hidden gem that you will not forget. Even now, there's no game quite like it and it will leave you hankering for more.
I can not waaait for this! I remember replaying the demo over and over on the Xbox marketplace and driving my poor friend crazy counting down the days till release. The original and Dark Arisen are among my top favorite games, and the most replayed for sure. Back when Dragons Dogma Online was in the works for Japan I was so disappointed and dashed the little shred of hope I had for an actual sequel lol.
Impressive stuff. I like to see more of this.
I absolutely loved dragon dogma when I use to play it. I think the use of limiting lighting was put to really good use when fighting bad guys. You knew there was a big baddie out there attacking you. And when it come into range it towers over you from the darkness quite terrifyingly. It was awesome.
There was also a secret boss that was so much more powerful than the end game boss that you had to do several play throughs before you could even think of challenging it. I do think dark souls got some of its design ideas from this game
hows the tavelling tho? do you still have to walk like everywhere or do you get a mount?
W song choice. All of it. Witcher 3 music was surreal
Regarding the spears, I'm guessing they're probably going to add them to the Assassin vocation as well, like they also had daggers for Magick Archer. Probably they're going to make the Mystic Spearhand use more magical skills, and the Assassin use more lethal and visceral skills
Love the Witcher 3 music playing in the background.
Oki I'm sold , thanks. When does this game come out?
I haven't played dragon's dogma in a long time. Might do that again. Thanks for the idea.
Intriguing. I will check this one out.
Dragon's Dogma is one of the most underrated RPG game out there the enemies and combat sometimes infuriates me but the same goes for games like Dark Souls,and Bloodbourne, Etc. And I played the hell out of those games and loved them. Even though the first Dragon's Dogma has to cut down some content before it's release I still thoroughly enjoyed the game and its story and mechanics. I can't wait to play this new one the classes all look so good and the new one like the magic Spearhand makes me excited to see some of the new vocations they have to offer as well as the lore behind the new race and kingdom.
So keen for this! I loved the first Dragons Dogma!
The game looks intriguing. I don't actually care about main quests. I'm all about games where you can just go off and explore and find things to do. If this game has it then I'm all for it.
I have two things that I want better fast travel and mobile camps. The first is so you Can cut down on travel time between already visited locations and the other one for long expeditions
In your character creation section you mentioned that the size of your character affects aspects of your character - that was already a feature of the first game actually
Never played DD1. I like the Thief as a base class but want later to change to Spearhand which looks super cool. How should i go about it? Do i have to forgo Thief and play as a fighter in order to later change to Spearhand coz it seems to be a mix of fighter and mage?
Can't wait. Loved Dark Arisen. Looking forward to playing a Spirit Archer. Spearhand looks cool too. Although i like the theif, i usually play theif/Rouge in rpgs if available. I like crit builds. Played both the Templar n Nightblade in Elder Scrolls. And played warrior in Dark Arisen. Like also the ability to create and fully customize our pawns. Also curious about the new playable race
ty for giving the game some coverage! Hope the new entry will have a more successful launch!
The first game really was incredibly well done. For me the top thing I was impressed with was the animations for the creatures. I've never seen another game do so well with movement.