Capcom are reworking Dragon’s Dogma 2's infamous Dragonsplague so you can "enjoy the strategic decisions we originally envisioned" for it
I know full well that pally RPG Dragon’s Dogma 2 has its Dark Arisen expansion out this year. Still, two years and one megalo-DLC announcement after release, what I still find most fascinating about it is the Dragonsplague : an insidious affliction that quietly infects your mates (or Pawns, whatever) and heightens their fighting prowess, but if left untreated, can induce a bescaled hissy fit that…
Capcom is revamping the Dragonsplague mechanic in Dragon's Dogma 2's upcoming Title Update 3.2. This insidious affliction, introduced in the Dark Arisen expansion, initially infected players' Pawn characters, enhancing their combat abilities but potentially leading to catastrophic consequences if left untreated. This mechanic, while controversial upon release, has fascinated players for over two years.
Capcom initially approached the issue cautiously, implementing multiple adjustments to address both player concerns and praise for the mechanic. The upcoming update, slated for late August, appears to lean towards Capcom's original intent for Dragonsplague, aiming to make it a more enjoyable feature for players.
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