Today comes out Dragon’s Dogma 2an action role-playing game developed by Capcom and designed by Hideaki Itsuno. Notably available on Steam, the title had 184,724 players simultaneously, this is a record for a solo game from the Japanese studiobut the reviews are far from positive.
First of all, there is the concern of frame rateDragon’s Dogma 2 is rather poorly optimizedespecially on PC. Capcom spoke with IGN on this subject, explaining that the many NPCs in the cities make the processor work too much, the studio is monitoring the situation and will improve performance “in the future”. But if theAction RPG gets destroyed on Steamit’s for something completely different.
At the launch of Dragon’s Dogma 2, players had the unpleasant surprise of discovering numerous microtransactionssmall DLC sold between €0.99 and €4.99 allowing you to obtain consumables such as camping equipment, Awakening Stone to resurrect the characters, Rift Crystals to invoke Pions or even a Portacrystalto teleport quickly using a Transpierrewhich is not sold in the store.
All this content is available while playing, offering these items for money goes against the vision of the gamea little extreme but totally immersive, which encourages players to walk rather than teleport and save their Awakening Stones for crucial moments. Concerning camp equipment and Rift Crystalsthe first costs a pittance in gold in the game, the other is obtained very easily by playing.
Suffice to say that these microtransactions go against the vision of director Hideaki Itsuno, who campaigns against fast travel in games in particular, but the practice is not new among Capcomthe Japanese studio very often offers small DLClike to improve your weapons more quickly in the resident Evil. However, very limited fast travel divides in Dragon’s Dogma 2the game is sold for €64.99 on Steam with already €41.79 in microstransactions…
L’Action RPG continues to be divisive, but if you are interested, you can buy Dragon’s Dogma 2 from €49.49 on Amazon, Cdiscount, there Fnac And Gamesplanet.
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