JetBlackPanda
Member
so DD "deep down" was just a production code for DD Dragons Dogma?
lol nah.. right?
lol nah.. right?
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Capcom has just registered 'Dragon's Dogma Online' trademark in Europe [and Japan]
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or give us a "SHUT UP!" button.
threelights
Member
I really don't see an MMO where people are grabbing on giant flying monsters having DMC levels of combat and crazy powerful looking spells... I mean, at least not without some really heavy lag.
Oh well... I'll wait before complaining, show us more than a trademark.
Oh well... I'll wait before complaining, show us more than a trademark.
forgeforsaken
Member
That's what I was thinking too.
Blitzblotz
Banned
Could they be trolling us?
WhiskerFrisker
Member
I think there was an option to limit their speech ,no?
Not sure I'd say 50%, but it'd be a big loss for sure. I didn't think I'd care too much about them until I started kitting one out and then hiring other players' crazy powerful pawns. The entire rift system was a great twist for DD, it'd be a shame to lose it.
It could very well be a decent fun MMO, but I doubt it would have the first game's combat. I can't see that working on an MMO.
GuitarAtomik
Member
If it's online, it better have the same combat. The last game was dieng for some co-op options though. Please don't fuck this up Capcom!
ElodieTicotoune
Banned
It's going to be Free 2 Play, or in other words. A casino game like Deep Down.
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Deleted member 47027
Unconfirmed Member
Can Capcom afford the crazy amount of money and work it took them to make FF14 have two launches, one of them being absolutely miserable? I dunno...nobody wants to take THAT risk.
Meicyn
Gold Member
There was an option to set your pawn to "reticent" speech pattern to make them talk less. But this would only affect your pawn and not the others you'd hire.
Sammy Samusu
Member
If they are going to rebrand Deep Down, I hope they are also dropping the F2P model.
Blitzblotz
Banned
Yes, you sit them down at a table and they ask if you want them to talk more or less and in what situations.
gotstrangepowers
Banned
Funny how the word "online" instantly repulses me now.
Dr. Kitty Muffins
Member
I want to play Dragons dogma for its single player campaign. If this is a MMO spin off, I'm out. I don't bother with MMo's nowadays. I've always been a single payer RPG man and I'm pretty sure that is who the original DD audience is as well.
I don't think so. you could turn off the text-spam but they'd still talk.
KCroxtonJr
Member
please be real (and not Deep Down rebrand).
You could sit them at the table and get them to minimize how much they talked, my partner was pretty quiet.
TetraGenesis
Member
Welp. The dream is dead. Long live the nightmare.
Stone Ocean
Member
That was Dragon's Dogma Quest
nah that was Dragon's Dogma Quest.
GeordieMark
Member
This seems like the obvious answer.
Deep Down has sounded a bit like Bitterback Isle from what I have read about it.
I'd prefer a sequel to vanilla DD to be honest.
Callibretto
Member
er what's with the negative reaction? I thought most people complained about the lack of online in Dragon Dogma ?
That was before they played the game. Anyone who played it stopped complaining about the lack of co-op. It was a single player experience just like other open world RPGs.
Pinko Marx
Banned
I'm willing to see where they take this.
Hopefully it ISNT Deep Down rebranded.
Hopefully it ISNT Deep Down rebranded.
WhiskerFrisker
Member
Yeah this is what I was thinking about. So I suppose having an option to just be silent would be beneficial for some. Not to me, I needed their voice while I ventured into the darkness of the night as a reminder that I'm not alone.
zenosparadox
Member
Well, the title could mean anything from a F2P mobile trading car game to a enhanced port of Dragon's Dogma for current gen consoles. That is a lot of room for something to go wrong. Have to wait an see!
Pixel Samurai
Member
Man, they've sure been keeping quiet about Deep Down for a few months now.
It's almost like they're trying to lower brand awareness for some reason.
It's almost like they're trying to lower brand awareness for some reason.
GeordieMark
Member
I thin most people wanted optional co-op, rather than always-online
I see. I'd still want a "SHUT UP" button, as in, my character screaming SHUT UP! every time they state the obvious. :>
Interfectum
Member
In a perfect world we would be given a choice to go single player or play online. But, alas, the world is not perfect and we will probably end up with a straight MMO. Likely some free to play shell riddled with microtransactions.