right, that too. for those who want challenge, the post end game content is great. not count the Bitterblack Isle expansion. that area is amazing.I would argue you don’t get to the true game until you “beat” the game and see the first batch of credits. And then the real game begins when the sky looks like shit, and then by beating that “post-game” do you actually get some closure to the plot. Everything comes together in the story through the post-game.
It's on sale for dirt cheap right now. A 60fps boost would have turned it into an instant buy.
I think the same but I'm also getting the feeling that Capcom won't release Dogma 2 before putting out Pragmata, and that title will almost certainly be released in late 2023 or early 2024.Most people here seem to be assuming that the game just started development and it's long ways off.
Why? The game was in the leaks way long ago, and most probably it started development right after DMC V SE, which was two years ago, if not right after DMC V.
I would guess we could be seeing the game very soon, and I expect to do so at TGS, if just a little bit.
I think DD2 is going to make me start eating healthier and maybe even hit the gym. No way I die before playing the shit out of that game.I think the same but I'm also getting the feeling that Capcom won't release Dogma 2 before putting out Pragmata, and that title will almost certainly be released in late 2023 or early 2024.
Glad it's finally official after being "leaked" months ago.
Still, a bit of a bummer than a "Yeah, we are working on it" and a t-shirt is ALL they have so far.
I don't think braindead IGN scores count as archivesThat's one way to remember how it happened, but the archives tell kind of a different story...
Demon's Souls: 9.4
https://www.ign.com/articles/2009/10/08/demons-souls-review
Dragon's Dogma: 7.5 (which, sure, isn't outright praise, but it is positive on the combat and mostly negative on things that even Itsuno says were haphazard.)
https://www.ign.com/articles/2012/05/21/dragons-dogma-review
https://www.ign.com/articles/2019/09/02/dragons-dogma-the-most-influential-game-no-one-ever-copied
Naw, Deep Down was quite a different game, if you look at the actual demo gameplay. Different team, different engine, different setting/storyline, different mechanics, very different world-size (Deep Down would not have been open-world)... it is still unclear why Capcom felt the need to have both high fantasy franchises (and ultimately it did not bring out Deep Down; it also barely continued Dragon's Dogma, until now, so they didn't kill one because it competed with the other,) but assumptions that Deep Down and Dragon's Dogma were connected probably don't actually bear out.
I posted on Kotaku at the time and personally led a revolt against their coverage of the game for over a year. They were literally out to destroy that game. Their review is an embarrassment and perfectly summarizes the prevailing sentiment at the time among journalists. Japanese games suck and are inferior to Bethesda and Bioware, and they should cease to exist. That's literally what they thought.In fact I bought it a few months after its release and it's a good game, but underestimated by the journalism gamers... now the hypocrites of IGN and more of them praise the game.
Yes thats what the press release said.RE Engine confirmed.
I think everything Capcom going forward will use it tbh. And there is not reason not to either, the engine is fantastic... what it achieved even on last gen machines is nothing short of spectacular.RE Engine confirmed.
What if it's a visual novel?what if they use a first person view?
What if it's a visual novel?
like good bye volcano high?What if it's a visual novel?
could be a rhythm game
After the ending to the first one, it could be any genre honestly lol.could be a rhythm game
after the success of ELDEN RING , it betterHot Take (get your diapers ready):
I have every expectation that this game will massively surpass Elden Ring.
Hot Take (get your diapers ready):
I have every expectation that this game will massively surpass Elden Ring.
Elden Ring definitely excels at complex level design in the dungeons, and probably still will. And some of their art design is unrivaled.well i don't know if it will surpass ER "objectively", but if DD2 turns out to be a "refined next gen DD" or even better, it will probably surpass it for me (and it's hard, i'm an hardcore souls fan).
RE Engine confirmed.
Capcom was largely absent for most of the PS4 gen working on the Panty Raid engine. Guess the work finally paid off after they scrapped that.God bless the people who created RE engine.
Cept Street Fighter i guess.I think everything Capcom going forward will use it tbh. And there is not reason not to either, the engine is fantastic... what it achieved even on last gen machines is nothing short of spectacular.
I'm glad Capcom has this engine and not the horrible MT Framework.Capcom was largely absent for most of the PS4 gen working on the Panty Raid engine. Guess the work finally paid off after they scrapped that.
Blessed be th RE Engine yeah. Seeing MH Rise on the switch felt like a miracle back then, amazing optimization.God bless the people who created RE engine.
Yeah, just grabbed the Steam version last night.Game is dirt cheap on Steam right now,
Have fun with the replay bro. There are some mods if you want to customize it but tbh, for me the game is perfect just out of the box.Yeah, just grabbed the Steam version last night.
Double Ds are always niceThis is amazing news but the game seems a LONG ways off.
Loved DD.
I hope it turns out to be amazing, ideally a game that will leverage the strengths of its predecessor while addressing some of its most glaring shortcomings...Hot Take (get your diapers ready):
I have every expectation that this game will massively surpass Elden Ring.