Dragon's Dogma 2

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Bad impression from the start. Terrible optimisation, unintuitive controls and the exact same clunky combat which weighed down the first game, with non-sensical and rushed story beats. After half an hour compiling shaders and a very pointless prison opening with no weight to it, I was thrown into battle with my mage character. This whole combat sequence was a total mess. Narrator tips on combat and controls were playing over pawn commentary, battle music and explosive sounds, to the point where you basically can't hear a word the narrator is saying. A few of the tips were skipped, and you're not given any pauses in the scene or to display text prompts to give you time to digest it all. It's just a mass of pawns charging the beast until the whole scene abruptly ends and your character is running away from the prison. I was then introduced to combat with some goblins, and as a mage my I had no time to cast my inferno spell as it kept getting interrupted by the goblin's melee attacks. You can't cast this spell whilst on the move so I died twice until I pre-charged the inferno spell before entering the fight. The only spell I could cast quickly was the basic cast which did no damage. You then arrive at the first camp and your first rift stone, where upon choosing your pawn there's a bunch of other pawns just standing there awkwardly, and if you look over at the tents in the camp your frames will drop by around 10-15. The performance overall is horrible, considering the graphics aren't as impressive as some other modern games, this is the worst optimised game I've played in a long time - I have way better performance on Stalker 2 and Crimson Desert on max settings.

really really bad performance

this game is very very glitchy. went to use a port crystal and lost almost 20 hours of progress in the game even after multiple hard saves. i can deal with the glitches every 5 min, but not losing progress. i still have certain achievements, but also lost the levels and progress for them. it literally put me back to where I was a few days ago.

The game is pure RPG fun. It is not so much about the intricacies of the story but rather playing the role of a hero. Awesome character creator, classes, and equipment. The combat is unrivaled. After you play this game it will be hard to tolerate the combat of other RPG games. The movement, speed, and impact of every action is perfectly synchronized to make you feel like you are a mythical hero. The best part is the control you have over such actions. I've played action games where you accomplish great things in combat but it feels choreographed. This feels like you are part of the combat chain at every moment. The exploration is tense without being some boring souls punishment. You will think critically about where you are going and what is around you constantly and when you enter into battle, you will have a healthy respect for your enemies. The bones of the story are interesting but it is not fleshed out at all. This game could have been an all time game if they nurtured the narrative. The world feels huge despite being smaller than big open world games because it is densely packed with points of interest and danger. The graphics are beautiful. I've never seen magic look like this. I'm getting an insanely high framerate without FSR during high pace combat in large open areas with many enemies. Inside dense cities, my framerate does not go below 60. I don't know how this is possible while people with way stronger rigs are having issues. From what I am seeing it seems the people with the worst issues are on Nvidia cards. The August update will bring 6 skill slots and performance improvements. You should check it out then since right now it seems hit or miss for performance.

Extremely forgettable game, and most notably - the worst quest design I have seen in years. In many ways, playing this game feels like playing an old game, with dated mechanics and systems. At times, it feels like the game is fighting against you. And I have to repeat it, worst design of a quest system I have seen in at least 10 years. Graphically it's not bad, but not at all impressive either. A lot of reused assets and general graphical feel made the game seem very dull and bland, sadly. As for the positives, it does offer a somewhat unique gamestyle and feel with the pawn system. Another unique thing about it is the feeling of going out with your pawns for a quest somewhere else, not being sure if you make it before dark, and your HP pool getting smaller with every hit (even when healed), and of course night spawning more creatures to attack you on the roads. Sadly this feeling of "a journey" is quickly reversed by the game giving you the eternal ferrystone and cart travel, which is good situationally but takes away from what I think is the core mechanic that makes the game stand out. The classes all look fun, but at some point the game stops being a challenge and some classes are outstandingly overpowered and, again, kill the gaming experience. Overall a very bland, graphically boring game that does away with the few positive experiences it can offer through different mechanics. Worst quest design I have seen in a while, with clunky UI, mid animations, bad difficulty balancing, and a lot of small, annoying things. I would not recommend this game unless on a very big sale and you are in between games.

I like the ancient environment and weapons and sorcery this game provides, but tasks and missions in the game are too boring for me, also its combat sucks

menos de 60 fps en una rtx 3080 increible.

ウザいし、ケーム性最悪