Dragon's Dogma 2

Great maybe even has the best combat/gameply of any game. It had many problems yes but i hope the expansion will fix all that so thumps up.

Bought at launch and played around 28 hours. I ended up putting the game down but did not remember why. I remember enjoying the combat and story for the most part. I decided to pick it up again on a whim to give it another shot and started over with a new save since it had been so long since I played. After finishing the tutorial and leaving the starting area I began the journey toward the next main questline area of Melve and had been consistently noticing that the controls felt uncomfortable. I am playing this on Keyboard and Mouse. Any time I look around it does not translate properly from mouse inputs to camera movements. If I am in the menu, the mouse works fine, but again when looking around in the world it feels very odd. This is caused by mouse input being translated to joystick emulation and there is what feels to be a dead zone in the mouse movement. This is why I quit playing earlier and why I am quitting again. Most games that support both Controller and Keyboard/Mouse will properly use the features of the devices, but emulating joystick movement with the mouse feels terrible for everything. And if I am playing a game that requires fine aim or control I prefer a mouse, regardless of controller recommendations from developers. The way the mouse control is set up in this feels terrible, and I do not want to be forced to use a controller to feel comfortable playing the game. There appears to be no patch, fix, or desire to add raw mouse input to the control scheme, which is unfortunate. I would like to enjoy and recommend the game, but without the ability to play using the controls I prefer I just cannot do either of those things.

The reports of performance issues and anger around microtransactions was a sham. This game's biggest shortcomings are nothing so topical, but the fact that its an absolutely soulless sequel to a fantastic game. The mountains are pretty, until you realize they're mainly there to keep you from realizing that the map itself is ultimately bland and devoid of character. The capital in its entirety is smaller than a single district of the original's, and contains what feels like a quarter of the NPCs. The combat is somehow the same as the original's yet feels empty and hollow compared to its predecessor. And after 10 years they apparently still haven't realized that the constantly repeating lines of the pawns are extremely annoying. Genuinely feels like another company bought the rights to the name, attempted to recreate the original, failed miserably, and thought that some fancy graphics would fix it. Don't waste your time, especially if you enjoyed the first one. This will do nothing but disappoint.

卡婊………………………………

Controls and combat are just atrocious and for the past 5 hours all I've been doing is walking.......pretty lame

It has its problems yes, but it still might be my favorite game ever! The way how every class plays is so unique and fun, The world is a big improvement from the last game, I've had some issue with performance such as some frame drops and 1 crash, not really enough to ruin it. Though I will say the npc pop in is really bad in major cities i didn't mind it to much but i know it can really ruin immersion for some people. 1 save is pretty annoying but the workarounds are easy. And while its far from its strongest aspect I'm alot more interested in its story. I'd say its a big improvement from the first, and we have dlc on the horizon! sixty nine hours (hehe) and I've yet to beat the main story and I'm still having a blast!

GREAT GAME