Something I've noticed is that most streamers don't realize they can open their inventory when taking consecutive damage and use items to heal quickly so at the end of the attack you aren't in the red health bar or dead.
I spent an entire drake fight with one hits worth of hp left simply because if you open inventory and use a healing item before your death animation ends you will still be counted as alive
I swear 'proud' griffins are the most cowardly of monsters in this game. They seem to only ambush me when my group is low on health or already fighting but the moment they get to one health bar left themselves they fly away as quickly as possible.
Griffin in the water 😂 easy XP , buddy flying across the screen .. pricelesss 😂 Glad I’m not the only one that like to yeet stuff off the cliff lol I like to do it as a spearhand though 😂
@@soluciones11s.a.s81 Yes. There's sunny weather, rain, and downpour. Rain and Downpour will cause anything outdoors to become Drenched, which makes them much more resistant to Fire damage (and they can't be set on fire either), but in turn they become far more vulnerable to Ice & Lightning damage (Ice can freeze them solid extremely quickly when they're drenched, and Lightning can stun them and arc to other nearby enemies). So weather actually makes a difference in combat. And some enemies have a natural resistance or even immunity to certain damage types as well. A Cyclops for instance is weak to Lightning & Ice but resistant to Fire, while Ghosts/Phantasms are immune to all physical attacks but take massive damage from magic, and Golems are effectively immune to magic but take massive damage from physical attacks that hit the magic medallions animating them (when fighting a Golem it only takes damage when the medallions are hit, and it will not die until every single medallion has been broken). If the game gets DLC, including a new area/region to explore, I wouldn't be surprised if they added more weather conditions like Snow, a Dust Storm, or a Heatwave. The latter two in perticular could fit perfectly into the Battahl region as it's primarily made up of dry and arid canyons, so a Dust/Sandstorm could fit in just fine. The time of day also matters, as traveling by day and camping/resting by night is often the safest method of travel, but you _can_ travel by night as well, but the world is more dangerous when traveling at night, as you will run into different enemies at night (particularly Undead like Ghosts/Phantasms, Skeletons, Zombies, Wights, & Liches). So it's a sort or risk/reward decision as far as whether you want to travel during the day or night. And your visibility at night is also severely hindered at night, even if you have your lantern turned on, and even if you have a Mage that cast the Empyrean spell to temporarily light up the area, it only reveals so much. So wandering around aimlessly at night can get you lost or cause you to stumble right into an enemy ambush. Monsters and other enemies can and will fight each other as well (for instance, you can stumble across Bandits fighting Goblins or a Cyclops, and if you enter the fray they will not only attack each other, but you and your Pawns as well), and sometimes you could be in the middle of fighting something and then something _else_ joins the fight (for instance, I was once fighting an Ogre and a bunch of Goblins and while I'm still dealing with the Ogre, a Griffin swoops in and joins the fight against me, the soldiers guarding the oxcart I was riding, the Ogre, and the Goblins). Depending on the enemies present, fights can get really chaotic and unpredictable at times, and that makes things more exciting). Enemies in the overworld don't always spawn in the same place either. Where you previously encountered a Cyclops for instance, you might instead find a Minotaur or Ogre there instead....or possibly even a Golem. Some enemies can even use the environment against you. Goblins for instance can pick up stuff lying around and throw it at you, from small stuff like rocks and vials of tar/oil to boulders & explosive barrels. Harpies can grab you and lift you into the air to carry you off of a ledge and then just drop you to your death if you can't wiggle free or your pawns can't hit the harpy hard enough to force it to let go. Combat in this game encourages smart and clever tactics over just running in swinging your weapon aimlessly (the latter tactic is a good way to just get yourself killed, in fact, especially as a "glass cannon" Vocation like the Thief).
Glad more and more people hop to dragons dogma series❤ lovee first one and 2nd is just best version of it, sorry elden ring, i love you to death and dark souls but you miss something....monster climbing❤
I've never played the first part! I didn’t even know she was there! but when I tried this game! I realized how RPG games should be today! Here's Ubisoft! Learn from Capcom how to make games and quests! I don't want to play Ubisoft shit anymore!
@@marcusgeier5001what do you mean “missing content” it’s a f*cking sequel, what, you want them to remake the first game too and add it to the sequel? Why? What “content” is “missing” exactly?
@@lexiconprime7211fair, but I’d say some people are tired with brain dead game design where all you do is walk from one quest marker to another, when everything is marked on your map that’s not exploring, it’s just checking boxes, and I share the sentiment.
People have also already made Shadowheart, Astarion, & Lae'zel from Baldur's Gate 3, Guts from Berserk, Kratos from God of War, Daenerys from Game of Thrones, etc. The kind of detail you can get is insane. The Shadowheart I've seen looks _exactly_ like her too, including the faint scar across her nose and under her right eye.
First time i fought the dulahan was in the post game and it through me off a bridge which made me find out that dying even if you save resets your post game progress
@@oddperson8427 That enemy is the Dullahan (one of the new types of monsters added in DD2). It's a type of Undead, and there's a time-sensitive side quest that actually requires you to fight one (you have to reach the Dullahan quickly to stop it from killing a certain NPC who was sent to kill it [as a suicide mission, as he's intentionally sent with far too few men to be expected to actually kill the Dullahan] by a noble who wants the guy dead so that the noble can steal his wife, and if you take too long the Dullahan will kill the guy, as even if you arrive at the location incredibly quickly, the NPC in question will already be fighting the Dullahan when you actually arrive), though that guy clearly stumbled into a random Dullahan out in the wild (this is one reason why traveling at night is very risky, as nighttime is when Undead begin to spawn, so if you're inexperienced, under-leveled, or under-equipped, the safe bet is to only travel by day and set up camp once night starts to fall so that you can sleep through the night and resume your travels in the morning).
@@gamester512 It took me a while to get there, including camping at least twice for the night, and when I arrived I couldn't at first find the way, but I was still in time, and the fight wasn't too hard at that point with me as archer and a fighter, mage and sorcerer pawn. The first time I met one, inexperienced, under-leveled, and under-equipped, I stood no chance though.
@@vladdracul5072 The Dullahan is much more dangerous to melee vocations due to it's scream that knocks you down and stuns you (it knocks you down and stuns you even if you have the Mystic Spearhand's shield active that normally makes you just "Nope!" anything that hits you) and this makes you easy prey for it's grab attack. As your team consisted primarily of ranged attackers (Archer, Mage, & Sorcerer), that meant you were essentially at zero risk of falling victim to it's scream with your main damage-dealers (as I'm assuming your fighter was there to act as a tank), and thus only your Fighter would be vulnerable to the scream. That, and the Dullahan lacks ranged damage from what I saw in my two encounters with it, it's a purely melee-focused enemy, so if you can play "keep away" with it, you can trivialize the thing with minimal trouble. A more melee-focused party can have a harder time if the Dullahan keeps using it's scream to stun everything around it and then use it's grab. Plus, when you fight the one in the side quest you have like 4 or 5 allied NPCs helping you so that it's something like an 8-on-1 fight, which gives you even more of an advantage with your Fighter and those NPCs keeping it locked down in melee while you and your other two pawns can hammer it from range with near impunity.
I don't think he's crouching. At character creation you can change your character's "stance" so that they walk more or less upright (or possibly to imply that they're old and age is hindering their ability to stay upright). That's likely why he's walking so low to the ground, he probably made the characters "stance" look that way at character creation.
Why not mention, dragon's plague, that is funny. Your saved is ruined, your pawn kills everything and when they respawn the quest chars stay dead. Fun, uhh? Ofc you can fix this by misstreating your pawn so it gets tons of scars, super fun, wow!
you can literally rez all the NPCs, bozo. infact they took it a step further and added a massive aoe wakestone for this exact thing. and yeah, the game is fun, its a direct improvement off the 1st and its awesome.
Remember every time the game freezes, loops out, crashes, has your toon fly off into space, or stun-locks you out of playing, this is a one hundred dollar game. As they ask you for money through micro-transactions, this cost you $100 to have a clearly unfinished game.
That's literally not even remotely true. Idk a single person having crashes or really any glitches and the microtransactions are just things you can easily find in game. You clearly haven't played and it shows. Just regurgitating what you saw on the internet
That's called the Loss Gauge. When you take damage, your max health is temporarily reduced and even if you're healed your health can't go above that point until you sleep either at an Inn in a town/city or at a campsite out in the wild. It's not a bug, it's a normal part of the game.
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Something I've noticed is that most streamers don't realize they can open their inventory when taking consecutive damage and use items to heal quickly so at the end of the attack you aren't in the red health bar or dead.
I spent an entire drake fight with one hits worth of hp left simply because if you open inventory and use a healing item before your death animation ends you will still be counted as alive
I survived soo many near death battles because of that quark. When I beat the game it says how many times I died .
Deaths: 38
Enemies killed : 1735
@@Nothing_is_sacred 1k? bruh i had 5.5k LMAO
Or just use the quick menu. Even faster, on ps5 L1 + Up on d pad
@@vicious-ks6tb I'm surprised every guide say open inventory, but it right there on the quick keys, that little hack saved my life plenty of times
4:07 - "Imagine if he flew away after all the..." - stunned silence as monster flies away... 😂😂
I swear 'proud' griffins are the most cowardly of monsters in this game. They seem to only ambush me when my group is low on health or already fighting but the moment they get to one health bar left themselves they fly away as quickly as possible.
Running around in the dark with no lantern on is nasty work
Should be illegal tbh.
"Arisen, use a potion upon death to cheat death n save your wakestone. This pawn says "
Griffin in the water 😂 easy XP , buddy flying across the screen .. pricelesss 😂
Glad I’m not the only one that like to yeet stuff off the cliff lol I like to do it as a spearhand though 😂
Second clip with the Griffin happened to me too at the same place. Griffin just fell into the water after fighting for a while.
My griffin dove into the ocean while me and my pawns were on its back
3:11 what a freakshow :D Teared me too
😂😂😂😂, same here
I feel like a scream and comical 'splat' would fit that mage prat fall lol
Frozen status is unironicly broken! especially in rain!
so there is weather in the game? i didin´t know that!
@@soluciones11s.a.s81 Yes. There's sunny weather, rain, and downpour. Rain and Downpour will cause anything outdoors to become Drenched, which makes them much more resistant to Fire damage (and they can't be set on fire either), but in turn they become far more vulnerable to Ice & Lightning damage (Ice can freeze them solid extremely quickly when they're drenched, and Lightning can stun them and arc to other nearby enemies). So weather actually makes a difference in combat. And some enemies have a natural resistance or even immunity to certain damage types as well. A Cyclops for instance is weak to Lightning & Ice but resistant to Fire, while Ghosts/Phantasms are immune to all physical attacks but take massive damage from magic, and Golems are effectively immune to magic but take massive damage from physical attacks that hit the magic medallions animating them (when fighting a Golem it only takes damage when the medallions are hit, and it will not die until every single medallion has been broken).
If the game gets DLC, including a new area/region to explore, I wouldn't be surprised if they added more weather conditions like Snow, a Dust Storm, or a Heatwave. The latter two in perticular could fit perfectly into the Battahl region as it's primarily made up of dry and arid canyons, so a Dust/Sandstorm could fit in just fine.
The time of day also matters, as traveling by day and camping/resting by night is often the safest method of travel, but you _can_ travel by night as well, but the world is more dangerous when traveling at night, as you will run into different enemies at night (particularly Undead like Ghosts/Phantasms, Skeletons, Zombies, Wights, & Liches). So it's a sort or risk/reward decision as far as whether you want to travel during the day or night. And your visibility at night is also severely hindered at night, even if you have your lantern turned on, and even if you have a Mage that cast the Empyrean spell to temporarily light up the area, it only reveals so much. So wandering around aimlessly at night can get you lost or cause you to stumble right into an enemy ambush.
Monsters and other enemies can and will fight each other as well (for instance, you can stumble across Bandits fighting Goblins or a Cyclops, and if you enter the fray they will not only attack each other, but you and your Pawns as well), and sometimes you could be in the middle of fighting something and then something _else_ joins the fight (for instance, I was once fighting an Ogre and a bunch of Goblins and while I'm still dealing with the Ogre, a Griffin swoops in and joins the fight against me, the soldiers guarding the oxcart I was riding, the Ogre, and the Goblins). Depending on the enemies present, fights can get really chaotic and unpredictable at times, and that makes things more exciting). Enemies in the overworld don't always spawn in the same place either. Where you previously encountered a Cyclops for instance, you might instead find a Minotaur or Ogre there instead....or possibly even a Golem. Some enemies can even use the environment against you. Goblins for instance can pick up stuff lying around and throw it at you, from small stuff like rocks and vials of tar/oil to boulders & explosive barrels. Harpies can grab you and lift you into the air to carry you off of a ledge and then just drop you to your death if you can't wiggle free or your pawns can't hit the harpy hard enough to force it to let go.
Combat in this game encourages smart and clever tactics over just running in swinging your weapon aimlessly (the latter tactic is a good way to just get yourself killed, in fact, especially as a "glass cannon" Vocation like the Thief).
“it’s sucking my fucking soul” sounded so much like Rick
I love this game!!
Hail yea
Glad more and more people hop to dragons dogma series❤ lovee first one and 2nd is just best version of it, sorry elden ring, i love you to death and dark souls but you miss something....monster climbing❤
I've never played the first part! I didn’t even know she was there! but when I tried this game! I realized how RPG games should be today! Here's Ubisoft! Learn from Capcom how to make games and quests! I don't want to play Ubisoft shit anymore!
This game is shit compared to the first, so much missing content
@@marcusgeier5001Sare you including dd1 updates and dlc. cause at release the older game had less content. Aldo there is less enemie variety in de2
Take only the combat mechanics. Everything else Ubisoft does is more enjoyable to me.
@@marcusgeier5001what do you mean “missing content” it’s a f*cking sequel, what, you want them to remake the first game too and add it to the sequel? Why? What “content” is “missing” exactly?
@@lexiconprime7211fair, but I’d say some people are tired with brain dead game design where all you do is walk from one quest marker to another, when everything is marked on your map that’s not exploring, it’s just checking boxes, and I share the sentiment.
I just had in The same figth a Golem , a gorecyclops and a Griffin, quite funny to watch🤣
lol the golem said send it lol. I had the troll do that too me lol. And th bigger undead money looking one
Love the character creator and what people do with it for pawns. Already had John Wick, Xena and BullyMaguire in my team...
People have also already made Shadowheart, Astarion, & Lae'zel from Baldur's Gate 3, Guts from Berserk, Kratos from God of War, Daenerys from Game of Thrones, etc. The kind of detail you can get is insane. The Shadowheart I've seen looks _exactly_ like her too, including the faint scar across her nose and under her right eye.
The character creator is next freaking level
First time i fought the dulahan was in the post game and it through me off a bridge which made me find out that dying even if you save resets your post game progress
Care to feel the wind on your face?
ffs course the girl does the unneccessary "ugh"
I don't understand why everyone opens their inventory to heal, when there's a quick option to heal, if you're on PS5 hold L1, Xbox LT and idk for PC
What? Really?
@@OhThatsGood33 yeah lol
….no lantern in the first clip?
I encountered this guy once and apparently he turns lanterns off with no way of turning them on again until you kill him or run away :p
@@oddperson8427 That enemy is the Dullahan (one of the new types of monsters added in DD2). It's a type of Undead, and there's a time-sensitive side quest that actually requires you to fight one (you have to reach the Dullahan quickly to stop it from killing a certain NPC who was sent to kill it [as a suicide mission, as he's intentionally sent with far too few men to be expected to actually kill the Dullahan] by a noble who wants the guy dead so that the noble can steal his wife, and if you take too long the Dullahan will kill the guy, as even if you arrive at the location incredibly quickly, the NPC in question will already be fighting the Dullahan when you actually arrive), though that guy clearly stumbled into a random Dullahan out in the wild (this is one reason why traveling at night is very risky, as nighttime is when Undead begin to spawn, so if you're inexperienced, under-leveled, or under-equipped, the safe bet is to only travel by day and set up camp once night starts to fall so that you can sleep through the night and resume your travels in the morning).
@@gamester512 hope it's not an early mission cus I got butt kicked by this guy XD
@@gamester512 It took me a while to get there, including camping at least twice for the night, and when I arrived I couldn't at first find the way, but I was still in time, and the fight wasn't too hard at that point with me as archer and a fighter, mage and sorcerer pawn. The first time I met one, inexperienced, under-leveled, and under-equipped, I stood no chance though.
@@vladdracul5072 The Dullahan is much more dangerous to melee vocations due to it's scream that knocks you down and stuns you (it knocks you down and stuns you even if you have the Mystic Spearhand's shield active that normally makes you just "Nope!" anything that hits you) and this makes you easy prey for it's grab attack.
As your team consisted primarily of ranged attackers (Archer, Mage, & Sorcerer), that meant you were essentially at zero risk of falling victim to it's scream with your main damage-dealers (as I'm assuming your fighter was there to act as a tank), and thus only your Fighter would be vulnerable to the scream. That, and the Dullahan lacks ranged damage from what I saw in my two encounters with it, it's a purely melee-focused enemy, so if you can play "keep away" with it, you can trivialize the thing with minimal trouble. A more melee-focused party can have a harder time if the Dullahan keeps using it's scream to stun everything around it and then use it's grab.
Plus, when you fight the one in the side quest you have like 4 or 5 allied NPCs helping you so that it's something like an 8-on-1 fight, which gives you even more of an advantage with your Fighter and those NPCs keeping it locked down in melee while you and your other two pawns can hammer it from range with near impunity.
Even tho these were funny clips i thought capcom enhanced the pawns AI alot better in DD2 obviously not
I didint know you could crouch 0:04
I don't think he's crouching. At character creation you can change your character's "stance" so that they walk more or less upright (or possibly to imply that they're old and age is hindering their ability to stay upright). That's likely why he's walking so low to the ground, he probably made the characters "stance" look that way at character creation.
I was wondering the same thing. I like to crouch on games specifically to attack by surprise. Maybe i play too much SoD2 and GR WLDS
Hm, judging by the clips, it looks like the game consists of very similar scenes repeating over and over.
Why not mention, dragon's plague, that is funny. Your saved is ruined, your pawn kills everything and when they respawn the quest chars stay dead. Fun, uhh? Ofc you can fix this by misstreating your pawn so it gets tons of scars, super fun, wow!
you can literally rez all the NPCs, bozo. infact they took it a step further and added a massive aoe wakestone for this exact thing.
and yeah, the game is fun, its a direct improvement off the 1st and its awesome.
@@oneautumnleaff2119Sure, spend all the time you want to get all these wakestones if this happens to you like 10 hours in the game, f you!
Apparently important NPCs and Vendors respawn after 7 days
You can rez them all and they all respawn after 7 days, you clown.
it is not a direct improvement. but the things most people are complaining about arent the real issues. @@oneautumnleaff2119
Remember every time the game freezes, loops out, crashes, has your toon fly off into space, or stun-locks you out of playing, this is a one hundred dollar game. As they ask you for money through micro-transactions, this cost you $100 to have a clearly unfinished game.
That's literally not even remotely true. Idk a single person having crashes or really any glitches and the microtransactions are just things you can easily find in game. You clearly haven't played and it shows. Just regurgitating what you saw on the internet
Also the game is clearly fucking finished lmao
@@lucyfir2166 Dude watches 10 minutes of glitches and then claims they never happen.
Well not buing dragons dogma 2 till they do somthing about save problem
Coming in next patch
@@antti3978 i belive it when i se it
lol
clown
What save problem?
3:28 WHAT IS THIS OUTFIT?
0:31 hp bar bug
he smash him 1 shot dead....but hp bar show 20% maxhp remaining
thats max hp remaining, you lose max hp for taking damage while already damaged
That's called the Loss Gauge. When you take damage, your max health is temporarily reduced and even if you're healed your health can't go above that point until you sleep either at an Inn in a town/city or at a campsite out in the wild. It's not a bug, it's a normal part of the game.
You just can't assume everything is bug man 😂