Topic: Dragons Dogma 2

@xeofate welcome to the machine...

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@Ravix I love how the game messes with you by making the title card of the regular game just say Dragon’s Dogma. Itsuno-san was determined to hide as many references and digs at the player as possible.

Has anybody been able to save Ser Gregor?
Edit: I saved him.

Tried switching vocations for the first time. Went from.mage to mystic spearhand. What a different game it becomes. I love how different vocations change the game.so.much

I feel like the penalty for dying in Dragon’s Dogma 2 (the part of the game that matches the title card) is payback for folks godsbaning in the original game. I did it out of habit after locking a quest and I cackled at the result.

One of the best things about the game is that it doesn't lock you into a class/vocation.

Hello i am looking for an finders token. if anyone is around the sphinx's quest and can make a duplicate and trade with my pawn would be wonderful pls. i have been waiting and can't move on because of this one trophy.

My Pawn ID RL56LQ1ZP72S
Pawn name Lekiesha

I swear the amount of time I am spending trying to get high pawn affinity is ridiculous.

Edit: Got it! Was worth it to me!

After not really having enough time to play this game over the weekend, I finally got back on it last night and I'm so very close to the end (I guess)

I've only rested once in the unmoored world and have slain all main bosses and pretty much gathered all the people in one area (suspicious haha) and then bought a bunch of gear. But next time I'm on I kind of want to go secret hunting and revisit things like the Medusa and maybe even the Sphinx to see what is going on over where they are/were.

All I know so far is it just seems like there is more to this world from what people say in-game, and I did hear that if I do finish my time here it

But at the moment I feel like there should be something more to do here, something else to discover, so I don't really want to end without trying out some things. I mean, big P said he wanted to do some research, I don't know if that will go anywhere before the world ends 😅😅 how much time would he need haha.

Anyone checked out any cool new areas or found anything interesting in the red bit?

I got the Platinum. I'm pretty proud of this one not going to lie lol.

I honestly don't know what to do in the game now 😅 it seems like nothing else is happening in the end game, I've journeyed far and wide and other than fighting waves of under water zombies (the Sea/Brine definitely ate an old settlement/world, and these zombies are clearly citizens of another time before that happened, but f**ked if I know of theres any way to learn more than that out here) but nothing else is really triggering, quest log is literally empty, and the ominous dialogue is still popping about end times, and it seems like there is no actual solution other than to start new game plus, until some DLC comes around, of course 😉

So other than maybe messing around and turning Tim Roth into some random new pawn before finally clicking on the last red beam, I think I'm probably done and ready to play a different game 😁

@Ravix Did you evacuate everyone? If so it’s really close the beacons and farm till you get bored. That being said it was an amazing easter egg/story wrap up for those that played the original. I totally got my money’s worth.

Also I take back what I said about the quests. They have a payoff, but you have to get to the proper second half of the game to see it.

For some reason I am starting a 3rd playthrough. Didn’t realize that instead of Arisen the term Enlightened One is used in Japanese. Makes the rebirth/cycle themes make way more sense.

@Ravix Tim Roth is no more?! I'm gonna hire him for my alt account Arisen. Should be a surprise to see what I get if he's got the same pawn code.

@Splat Nice job.

@ApostateMage oh, I've not done anything to him yet, I was just tempted to before I'm done with the game as I do like the character creator 😅

Beyond level 60 it seems every pawn is just a bland bikini clad doppelganger, and Timmy isn't getting many hires and likes any more 😢Although I don't know if actively being on helps with their visibility in others game worlds or not

I did set a pawn quest recently though, with the reward an "unmasking arrow" 😉 (I did try to forge the empowered godsbane but it didn't let me lol)

Guilty as charged 😳

It's as soon as they get that corset outfit from 150 seeker tokens. To be fair, it does have great stats when fully upgraded. I gave mine to Sphinxy to clone it and now don it on both my pawn and Arisen. For the stats, of course. Ahem.

I gave the Sphinxy a portcrystal to clone. My 3rd playthrough was mainly for trophies and was getting tired of travel lol.

@Ryu_Niiyama yeah, I closed the beacons and evacuated everyone within one rest period. I was just hoping to find some extra content tucked away somewhere, but no matter, it's all the same.

I've really enjoyed the game, just feels like I've done all I can and wanted to do more in the end game section. There was only ever one quest I picked up that I couldn't do, and that was the oxcart one, and I gave up trying after it speeds away every time, I think I locked myself out of it lol.

I tried to farm the medusa last night, but it didn't respawn after a fast travel and rest at the shrine. But honestly, farming for items isn't really for me, as I don't usually go in to new game plus runs on games anyway. But I managed to collect some cool gear just in case I play it again if the DLC comes out and uses your current save in some way.

I feel like I could play it some now, but I don't think I'd have much of a purpose any more, so I think I might just trigger the ending at this point. I just didn't want to miss checking out some areas just in case something else happened, but it didn't lol.

Weyyyy! 😁

I was literally just spamming rests to see if the Medusa will spawn one more time and noticed something...

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So, if anyone wants some dragonsplague, Tim Roth is still available for hire 😁
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Hi everyone.
In desperate search for a copy of Nation Death‘s Knell (a real one, not a forged one).
(Yes, I know that there are two copies, but I used for a quest already and the other to try out Meteoron…)

Pawn ID: KLW024VIR6JM

Currently having a pawn quest for it for 10000.
Happy to trade other items if requested.

Really hoping that there is a good soul that can help!

There was one quest that had me searching for a man that possibly got attacked by wolves. I needed to locate him and bring him home to his family. My companions and I scoured the village asking townsfolk if they had any idea where I could find him. Most people didn’t know, but a few uncertain responses gave me a general idea: East and glowing flowers.

Twenty minutes later, I’m at a large hillside with a graveyard. Nearby is a campsite, overlooking uneven rock bluffs. Not far away is a rope bridge, and I hear howls in the distance. And as fate would have it, this cemetery has moonglow flowers. I’m in the right place. We go across the creaky, inadequate bridge and get ambushed by a pack of wolves halfway through. I run for it, get to the other side, fight off the herd, and accidentally cut the rope to the bridge and watch one of my companions fall to his death, drowning in the water below. Oh well, this life isn’t easy.

I continue on and see a stranger in trouble with more wolves, and run to their aide. All of a sudden a humongous werewolf darted towards me, grabbed me with its massive claws and threw me. Flying through the air, I land on top of a cliff, barely clinging to life. I get up and look over the edge. This beast is now attacking the stranger and my remaining party. I drink a healing potion, take a few deep breaths, unsheathe my daggers, coating them with fire, position myself and jump off the cliff, landing directly on the werewolf’s back, using my daggers to keep my balance. After a gruesome battle, I felled the enemy, rescue the stranger and add her to my party, which was needed since I lost a companion moments ago.

Me and my ragtag group slowly make our way back to the campsite spotted earlier, our bones aching with each step. With the graveyard nearby, I pay my respects to my fallen comrade before going to my campsite, grilling some wolf meat and getting some much needed rest. And then it dawns on me. Moonglow flowers.

I rest until nightfall, and when I wake the entire graveyard is lit up to gorgeous blue flowers illuminating the area. As I head to take in the sights, the ground begins to shake underneath me. Decaying arms with mangled flesh start pulling themselves out of the loose terrain. Before I know it, I’m being surrounded by the undead, with a ghost doing all of the summoning. I hack and I slash and though I kill the already walking dead, their bones that are spread across the battlefield continue to meld back together. I swing more and more and discover that crushing the skull sends them to the afterlife for good. With his minions now dead, the leader, despite his magic, is no match for my blades and trusty archer. This ghastly leader crumbles and turns into ash. I rummage through the white coated glowing blue flowers and find his weapon; an archistaff. It just so happens this is a weapon that an armorer asked me to seek out to help him set up his shop and to sell more goods days prior.

It had been a long night. My companions and I go back to the campsite and rest until morning. I never found the man attacked by wolves, but I could make a hard working man content. I gathered up my gear and made my way to a nearby oxcart that was thankfully heading to the main city — just where I was needed to go. I pay the man $200.00 for a ride, breathing easy as I sit on the hard-wooden seats and close my eyes. I don’t know how much time has passed, but we arrive safely back to the city, feeling refreshed. I turn in my newly located equipment, proud that I managed to complete my quest. It’s not the one I intended, but it’s still a victory.

While I’m in the main city, I decide to explore the town square. There are kids roaming around, and adults are setting up stalls, working hard to sell their wares to make an honest living. A man is standing by a water fountain trying to tell stories for a little coin. Life is good. And suddenly a distraught woman, Mildred, approaches me. She has a proposition. She wants me to house sit for her. Why she’s asking a complete stranger, I don’t know, but I agree. She says she’ll be gone for a week. I’m dwelling there, alone with my thoughts. My companions are out enjoying the weather. But something keeps nagging me. I missed something. I was in the right spot, I know I was. I keep tormenting myself.

The week is only halfway through, but I abandoned my post. I gather my companions and head back to where our journey started. There’s no oxcart around, so we have to make the arduous journey on foot. Here we are again. The terrain is shaped differently. It looks familiar, but different. I’ve approached from the west rather than the east. Instead of being on top of the bluffs looking at the vast surroundings, I’m at the bottom, near a creek — the same creek my companion drowned in.

As I scour the area I see a large, dark intimidating hole that is clearly an entrance to something. I take a breath and step forward, making sure my lantern on my side is lit and full of oil, as dusk is beginning to set. I step inside, unknowing what awaits. And then I hear it. It sounds so far away, but so close at the same time. I can hear it in the walls, coming at me like a wave. Howls, echoing throughout the cave. Deep down, I know this is it. There’s no turning back. My blades are fully sharpened, my archer’s arrows are already notched. Our footsteps are echoing just as much as the howls, and the sound of shuffling begins. We can’t make out faces, but we know. Blades and arrows ready, we brace ourselves. An arrow rapidly flies by my head as I lock my knees, and have my feet firmly planted to the rocky ground. Everything becomes hazy, as all I notice is large shadows engulfing the barely lit walls, and soon the sound of howls come to a deafening end.

We are alive, somehow. The cave becomes eerily quiet and we press on, making our way through the twisted labyrinth. And there it is. Bones, and a pile of tattered clothes. I immediately know; I was too late. It was the man I had been searching for all this time. I pack up his remains and traverse to the other end of the cave. In the near distance I make out a faint blue brightness. Moonglow flowers. My pace hastens as I rush out of the cavern, back to the beautiful blue graveyard. I was there the whole time. I was too late, but here I was, quest complete, but not how I intended. I can see the sun slowly creeping over the mountain top. East. I tell myself everything is okay. I say a long prayer, put the lost man to rest at the graveyard for the second time, looking to the horizon. It’s a new day.

@Kraven Sounds like a fantastic adventure! I thought you described it well, also. Congratulations!