Everything We Know Wjslot com login About Dragon’s Dogma 2

Dragon’s Dogma 2 is set in a fantasy world of magic and monsters. Straying too far from the protected cities can be dangerous, and being caught outside at night is often a death sentence. While the populace survives with the aid of knights and adventurers, there is one surefire way to instil fear in all but the most courageous or stupid — the Dragon. Sign of the impending end of the world, this colossal beast is the stuff of legend until it is legend no more! When the Wyrm appears, if it runs upon a suitable mortal, the beast plucks out their heart and eats it. While normally fatal, this ritual binds the beast and the person. The newly created Arisen, as they are called, is now tasked with defeating the Dragon, lest the end-times befall!

While only those wishing a swift end would join the Arisen in their quest, thankfully, they are seldom by themselves! The Pawns, an otherworldly race of humanoids, are tasked with aiding any Arisen on their quest, with one tasked to act as your main companion. Armed with a slew of skills and wisdom, the Pawns are an irreplaceable part of the Arisen’s journey.

You begin your journey in the human kingdom of Vermund, a land ruled by Arisen, though the throne is currently empty. Queen Regent Disa supports a rival Arisen, but your arrival challenges their claim. The kingdom is full of political intrigue and conspiracies.

To the south lies Battahl, home to the beastren, a leonine race living in harsh canyons and ancient ruins. Unlike humans, they see Pawns as bad omens, regard Arisen with suspicion, and worship the Lambent Flame to ward off the Dragon’s calamity. Their leader is Empress Nadinia, who also serves as a religious figure.

Finally, a third race calls the area home: the elves of Sacred Arbor. These remote people keeps to themselves and prefer not to interact with outsiders. Having their own language of Elven, communication with them has been a challenge. It is said, however, that some Pawns have learned this secret language!

It is between these two kingdoms and three races that the Arisen find themself. Will you lead the humans of Vermund, learn the ways of the beastren, or try and join the reclusive elves? The Dragon has set you on your path, but you yourself must choose where to step.

Dragon’s Dogma 2 promises to offer a world alive with unique characters and memorable interactions! The Pawns that join you on your journey will learn and grow along with you, experiencing the many monsters and sights the world has to offer. They may even surprise you with tidbits of wisdom and information! In addition to them, the game has many key NPCs for you to get to know!

The Arisen meets several key characters early on. Ulrika, leader of Melve, helps heal the Arisen after the Dragon’s attack and is deeply devoted to her people. Brant, a former palace guard captain demoted for opposing Queen Regent Disa, becomes a potential ally due to his loyalty to Vermund.

Disa, widow of the former Sovran, rules as Queen Regent and plots to place her son Sven on the throne. While Disa is calculating and ambitious, Sven appears kind and sincere, though often naïve.

In Battahl, Empress Nadinia leads both as ruler and high priestess of the Lambent Flame. She seeks peace and prosperity for her people. Her loyal guard captain, Menella, values equality and may serve as a key contact for the Arisen.

Though the elves are considered haughty and reluctant to open communications, there are always some exceptions, such as Glyndwr. A young elf fascinated by human tools and even able to converse in the language, Glyndwr may be the key to gaining access to the remote race. His sister, Doireann, has also been influenced by her brother’s passions and is more welcoming to strangers than others of her ilk.

In Dragon’s Dogma 2, the Arisen and their Pawn can use a variety of weapons and skills utilising one of many Vocations. These Vocations may be focused on one aspect, such as melee, ranger, or magical combat, or they can mix these aspects together to form unique styles of play!

The game offers six main starting Vocations:

• Fighter: Melee combat with sword and shield, balancing offense and defense.
• Archer: Ranged combat, targeting enemy weak points and controlling the battlefield from afar.
• Thief: Fast and mobile damage-dealer, skilled in stealth and stealing from enemies.
• Mage: Uses elemental magic to attack and support allies, requiring strategy and quick thinking.
• Warrior: Powerful melee fighter focusing on heavy, strong attacks that need skill and timing.
• Sorcerer: Specializes in destructive magic with long casting times, able to turn battles around.
• The Mystic Spearhand combines Fighter, Warrior, Mage, and Sorcerer skills, using a unique Duospear to perform acrobatic and magical attacks, including blinking around and paralyzing enemies.
• The Trickster uses illusions with the Censer weapon to deceive foes, summon creatures, and boost Pawns.
• The Wayfarer is highly versatile, able to wield all weapon types and adapt to any combat situation, switching between ranged and melee as needed.
• To fully master a Vocation, players must train with expert masters called Meisters found in the world, who can teach advanced skills and techniques.

As in many RPGs, you can tailor your Arisen to fit the character you wish to play, be it a rotund and jolly Warrior, a Mage who could bench press mountains, or a gangly Thief. Using photogrammetry technology, the character creator strives to give you the tools to adjust minute details or simply select from a set of pre-generated options, resulting in photo-realistic characters either way!

The same creator is used for both your Arisen and the main Pawn that follows you on your journey. Though it may sound similar to the system of its predecessor, this time around, you can choose to be more than just a human! Both you and your Pawn can be either human or beastren, giving many more options for customisation and looks. It is unknown at this time if starting off as an elf is possible, though running into Elven Pawns is possible!

• Dragon’s Dogma 2 continues the original’s tradition of diverse beasts with unique behaviors and weaknesses.

• New monsters include:

  • Chopper: a fast, cunning Goblin variant that sets traps.

  • Rattler: a lizard-like creature disguised as a rolling boulder, vulnerable on its back.

  • Minotaur: a strong, fast-charging, bull-headed warrior wielding a battleaxe.

  • Dullahan: armored knights carrying their heads, deadly with swords and surrounded by purple flames.

• The game features a day-night cycle affecting visibility, fatigue, and monster behavior; nighttime is especially dangerous with more aggressive and unique creatures.

• Players can find campsites for rest, safety, and interaction with companions.

The original game used Capcom’s MT Framework engine, but Dragon’s Dogma 2 runs on the newer RE Engine (used in Resident Evil Village and Devil May Cry 5).This upgrade means better graphics with detailed models, anti-aliasing, volumetric lighting, and photogrammetry technology for higher-quality assets.Capcom also plans to use artificial intelligence, possibly to improve the behavior of Pawns and make them feel more lifelike.

The system requirements for the game are as follows

• Minimum specs: CPU like Intel Core i5-10600 or AMD Ryzen 5 3500, GPU like NVIDIA GTX 1070 or AMD RX 5500 XT (8GB VRAM). Expect 1980p/30fps, with possible FPS drops in intense scenes.

• Recommended specs: CPU like Intel Core i7-10700 or AMD Ryzen 5 3600X, GPU like NVIDIA RTX 2080 or AMD RX 6700. Expect up to 2160i/30fps, with some FPS drops in intense scenes.

• Both require 16GB RAM, DirectX 12, and broadband internet.

• For ray tracing, you need NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti or AMD RX 6800 or better.

And there you have it, everything we know of the Arisen and their upcoming adventure! There are, however, still a few months left before Dragon’s Dogma 2 at the time of writing, so some new information may be released beforehand, so remember to check back here for updates!