Everyone’s MAD About Dragon’s Dogma 2
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- čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
- Dragon's Dogma 2 released yesterday and many players are unhappy. From major performance issues, bugs, and crashes, to the newly added day one microtransactions selling currency and convenience items.
- Hry
Funny how Baldur’s Gate launched without Denuvo and was a massive success. They sold over 10 million copies without needing to bloat their single-player game with DRM.
Funny also how BG has pure-paid exclusive items that nobody seems to mention, while DD has things obtainable in-game and people cry foul. Almost like you pick and choose which company to fellate arbitrarily. Pathetic.
Funny also how BG has pure-paid exclusive items that nobody seems to mention, while DD has things obtainable in-game and people cry foul. Almost like you pick and choose which company to support arbitrarily, because you're a pathetic liar.
The thing with Denuvo is that it’s been proven that it worsens overall performance by anywhere from 5-20%, them adding it to a game that already has performance issues is genuinely braindead, way to go Capcom, way to go.
Not only that if you look at most sold games globally on steam its still in the top 10 every week
i mean using Denuvo is one thing, but what Larian does is one another level. They didn't use any DRM ind any of their games. I could always play their games with my firends as long as one of us bought the game. We don't have a lot of budget in our firend group and this is just nice and fair.
According to ACG, the store was hidden in his review copy. If I were a content creator that got a copy early and did a review, I would be pretty mad that they put my integrity on the line with deception. I've seen a lot of people mad that reviewers never mentioned the microtransactions but it's my understanding that they had no idea and Capcom is definitely not going to stick their neck out to absorb any more blame.
And the mistrust between reviewers and game companies deepens. It's a shame
This is wrong, there have been screenshots showing that all the DLC was given to people with review copies.
@@purrodie point me to them.
@@Handlesaredumbm8 Exactly, why else make the comment.
It is as if Capcom knew this would happen so opted for hiding the store during reviewer period. Well they do have the foresight but apparently didn't do anything about it in the end, quite masochistic.
"If paying is not owning, then piracy is not stealing" - Confucius
100%
as a former bucaneer of the seven seas........I must agree
@@theroldan8675i used to sail with this guy. Can confirm
Don’t feel bad for pirating games or movies all the grunts got paid a salary already doesn’t matter how well the game sells the people who actually did the work won’t profit either way
It's not like they tell you if you pay you own the game outright, you are agreeing to pay for a license to play the game. Pirate of you want lol, but it is definitely still stealing.
The main issue I see is, sure, the things you can buy in shop for an advantage are minor, but this is how it starts. As soon as things like this become "acceptable" then the next wave of convenience dlcs come out, to attempt to become normalized, and so on and so on. It's a constant pushing of the envelope that we should expect from the industry. I remember hearing "what's the big deal? its just horse armor" when that first came out, and ultimately we now can see the effects of what that has had on the industry.
And then they add the cost to $80 to try to normalize paying even more at launch for the "standard", non disadvantaged version is what really gets me.
Adding to the fact that none of this information was even understood until right at launch when they threw up all the dlc at the last possible second and it's just disgusting nickle and diming that really makes me sick to see anyone defending it.
Exactly! 100% definitely what is going to happen!
And that is the entire point of gatekeeping your games! This is only the beginning.
Things ARE going to get worse if everybody just accepts it and shrugs it off as not being important because you "don't need to buy it, you can grind for it". People like that are the cause of this getting worse and worse.
What do people think is going to happen when they sell those microtransaction items and make tons of money off of stupid people? Are they going to reduce the microtransactions? Or are they going to greatly increase them. And even deliberately handicap players that won't purchase them.
Ignoring this problem is not going to make things better, or even have them stay the same as they are now! It will only make things (much) worse!
Capcom has never done that, and wouldn’t expect them to. These MTX are in line with all of their recent games.
But yah, it contributes negatively to the norms in the industry, and definitively is a bad thing in general.
Also, just terrible optics for Capcom.
Nice to see a balanced take on this. The levels of misinformation and dishonest (or grossly negligent) journalism around this was insane.
Imagine having a game that could stand among giants such as Elden ring and baldur's gate. Then on launch day throw it all out because they want 2 dollars more from a player.
Bland world, janky gameplay, boring story... no way it compares to those games.
Seriously. This game could’ve attracted a good amount of players. The greed is unreal. You could’ve just made money by making a good game that everyone plays
This game was made for the fans of the first game (except for the microtransactions even tho you can ignore it ) and even this guy has said that the game is not for everyone, and thats ok? Not every game should be for everyone. Elden ring difficulty is not for everyone? The gameplay of BG3 is not for everyone as well, theres people who like to have more control and more action than the turn base in BG3 and thats ok!. (Just in cae im not saying the Microtransactions is ok, just talking about how the game was made is not for everyone how other games are. )
@@ianfudo5040 No, it is definetly inferior to Elden Ring and BG _just_ for the microtransactions alone! How can you close your eyes to such a despicable act of greediness from a multi-billionaire company? Things will only get worse if players tolerate that
@@ianfudo5040goober
Tip for the permanent jail key. That is a quest item you will lose if you finish the quest. Once you get it find the npc that makes duplicates and make a copy to keep forever. That's a thing you did with may items in original game as well.
Is there even a reason to ever used the Gaol key again? I unlocked it for the quest and it's never been locked since. It's my goto entryway to the castle
Also think there is a vendor that sells one-use goal keys?
@@brawlercaeryck3913 don't think so. But you can get a forgery at the bordertown
the gaol key? You actually can't duplicate that key. I tried to. But the npc who duplicates items sells it. Just not sure if his key stockpile refreshes.
they have a vendor that sells an infinite use GAOL key lol@@brawlercaeryck3913
What a phenomenal vid! First time watching this channel, and I subbed. I almost never sub to anyone anymore. Very well spoken and informative ^_^ Thanks!
I think you undersell how microtransactions change the incentives for developers. First, if game developers are trying to sell you QoL upgrades, the game's QoL is artificially lower than it would otherwise be. Mtx isn't just players paying for convenience, it is developers making the game more inconvenient than necessary. Second, it's the only reason Denuvo has been added to a single player game. Third, it's the reason Capcom saves your character on their servers, because otherwise, we'd see mods or cheats introduced that would offer for free the QoL upgrades Capcom wants to sell. So the anti-cheat is really anti-mod.
This is accurate. They remove content and story to be able to milk you even more.
I thought he explained exactly what you just said 18:45-19:45
For the first part. The denuvo complaint though is interesting and makes sense
All the resident evil remakes and dmc5 and mortal combat all have super meaning less mxt idk why this game is such a surprise in that department but I am glad about the backlash this game is receiving it’s about time people spoke up on something that’s been happening for years it’s just a little weird that this is the point of contention for a game with many other more prevalent issues
Exactly there is no reason I will ever buy or support this game for all of these reasons. I have no problem with a live service game making money off of MTX to support ongoing development of the product. This is just a pure money grab and ruining the game to do it.
When DLSS does not save you, you know you messed up, Capcom.
If you re CPU bound enabling DLSS Upscaling wont increase your fps, thats just how it works
Never saved anything imo, it always looks awfull with dlss on idk why it's so popular..
@@ThunderingRoar A 4070 10 gb GPU won't save you even at 1080p for this game, this game looks way too mid to run this bad
Not if you have a good cpu this was the point of his comment. The game is very cpu intensive in some areas leaving you with bad fps no matter how good the gpu is @@ultravires385
It’s DLSS super sampling, not frame gen. And it actually causes higher CPU load.
It was also an expensive ass game. That adds to the annoyance. It wasn't a usual 70 Canadian bucks, as are most full price games, it was 90
Money grab games.
All games are moving to $70 USD, and should've been that price a long time ago. If they had increased in price back when they should've, we wouldn't have had these stupid ass microtransactions. They were born BECAUSE consumers cried about games going above $60 to match inflation.
It's literally $105 CAD after taxes. Absurdly priced SP game with MTX. No excuses.
i managed to buy the deluxe edition at 67 dollars, but its the same reason i cant refund -.-*
Pretty much all new triple a games are now $70usd or $95Cad
Thank you for the balanced take on this. The amount of misinformation and dishonest / gross negligent journalism around this has been absolutely insane.
If I'm not mistaken, you get some of these items/things that are listed in the cash shop if you get the Deluxe edition of the game.
Yeah for about $5 cheaper
Yep, for some reason I feel like having the deluxe items listed as dlc made them easier to code into the game
I got some of them just for preordering. I didn’t get the deluxe (PlayStation)
@@SolFlaira You've not a clue do you? All these items are easily attainable (heck I'm swimming in Ferrystones and wakestones and have 2 port keys without buying any dlc or premium bs.)
I think the biggest issue for me is ONE save file that you can’t even delete. Is this 2001?
I'd say 2001 is a bit generous lol
yeah thats not an issue thats just unacceptable if they backtracked on that id consider buying it
considering it's a feature of the first game, and something that was mentioned repeatedly as being intentional in interviews and something you should watch out for, literally anyone complaining about it is just being an idiot.
I think he is really missing this point. The drama was not about mtx. it was mostly because of this. On PC this is possible but requires an unncessary workaround. The main reason why this torpedo was shot because in the past asian devs started to monetize NG+ also in the west and capcom sells mtx to change cosmetic of your character. I think these three issues came together and started this drama. Not only the mtx itself.
@@Choryrth It doesn’t matter if it’s intentional or if it was in a game that’s over a decade old. That still doesn’t make it right. You’re the idiot for defending such an outdated practice
This is why I don't preorder games anymore, regardless of how much I'm looking forward to them. I'll see how the game evolves and revisit my decision to buy it or not at a later date.
Same
Sorry for you, the game is really really good. A must have for sure. Evolve in what? For the performance maybe... But on my side it's not a problem. Don't judge people that pre order, they maybe not have a potatoe and don't really care about performance at release day
@@XxKidnoffxXhe's not judging anyone and you seem very defensive for no reason. I'm the same way, most games released these days are unfinished, have glitches and bugs, are rushed, and/or are overpriced. You can't blame anyone for not buying day 1. I bought it day one and refunded it. I was expecting more vocations and was really bummed to see micro transactions in a single player game
Agree on preorders, I’m a week two read reviews and then decide
@@andrewg9107 Maybe people need to know what they buy. When you perfectly know what you are buying and (in my case) was still playing the first game and it was my favorite RPG of all time... Pre order is not a problem.
You know, not every people play a game 2 weeks.... Playing it on release day didn't mean I can't play it in 2 years. But not buying it on release day mean I can't play it sooner...
You make a very good point and now i understand better atleast the microtransaction alegations but then theres still the preformance issues and what for me is just insane, who in Capcom tought it was good idea to not let ppl start a new save or have varios saves files, i mean ive been playing games for over 30 years i have never ever seen something like that.
The harpy thing is to reach points you cant reach while not a sorcerer. It will actually summon a harpy if none is around so you can grab it.
So basically what you are saying is that they have pissed everyone off for completely or almost no reason as there is be little to no gain from the DLCs because they are not worth buying. Fantastic! I hope this backfires so much that people responsible for this fiasco lose their job for their greediness.
The fact that they are there in the first place is a problem. It's already the most expensive game i've seen. $110 CAD after tax, what a joke.
@@OutCome5 thats not a good reason to be mad its not a competitive game so how is it a problem.dont pay the 99 cents lol
It becomes a problem when they balance the game around the desire for players to make these purchases.
@@kaizer-777thats effectively the whole issue
Though I do think that if dragon dogma 2 ran well and had a stronger story I think this issue wouldn’t have resulted in a review bombing
Similar to devil may cry 5 and monster hunter world
@@KingQuueefIf people in Helldivers can ree because someone else that they will never see might be using a weapon that they think is overpowered in their own game, DD2 players can get mad that they have pay for progress transactions. I personally don't care if someone spends $10 to start the game with a couple of pawns that can hard carry them like getting power leveled in an MMO but it absolutely effects the overall integrity of the game.
Not to mention that you have to wonder if the resources they sell had drop rates reduced just to entice a purchase. Like Ubisoft cutting the experience gain in Ass Creed games so they can sell a 50% exp booster.
My save file became corrupted somehow. I went to load from the last save and also the inn and was given the send crash report. Without the ability to make a new character I was just stuck with a 70 dollar nothing game.
(edit) It was on PC and I refunded it. I'm no longer going to jump through hoops to try to get a game to work.
Luckily it looks like they are adding the ability to restart i think cause they did put out a notice on steam the says "We are looking at adding a feature to the Steam version of the game that will allow players that are already playing to restart the game. We will announce more details as soon as we can."
refund
@@Eviltwin1Only for steam players at the moment
Turn off cloud saves and delete your save file manually in the game files.
Yeah no, only if you're a complete bumbling idiot that has no idea how technology works. Literally deleting your files scraps your character, let alone cleanly uninstalling the game. Am I all for multiple character slots? Of course. Am I for you being a blathering idiot? No.
l never tried the harpy lure, but one of my companions mentioned "there is an item over there, if we had a harpy lure we could reach it", so somehow you can use them to cover distances to reach items or whatever
The first game was fun I had to do a quest on ng+ to buy ferrystones for 10k rather than the extremely limited 20k that they sold for elsewhere but after many playthroughs they released the premium version of the game and it had an infinite ferrystone. I foresee it happening again, after players have the time to explore the world there will at least be a DLC for unlimited fast travel.
I'm gonna wait for the "dark arisin" version of the game.
one save per character is fine, no multiple characters and no new game option is asinine. Combined with poor performance and microtransactions, this is *not* sitting at the cool kid's table with Larian and FromSoft
NONE OF IT IS FINE. Its a single player RPG that is 70 dollars US. Saves should not be monetized. Unlimited saves. It doesnt cost them anything.
@@shinski8114 saves aren't monetized.
Wtf are you talking about. Saves aren't monetized. Its there so you can't savescum your way to victory. Its literally an intended game difficulty. Find something substantial to cry about.@@shinski8114
my problem with the one save per character is not able to scrap that one save to restart the campaign. because they have it as a cloud save, if you're not happy with the character or initial progress you made, you cannot start over. you have to keep playing until the new game plus. very restrictive.
just wait
The MAIN ISSUE here is that the game no longer allows you to start from scratch with a New Game once you already have a save. The first game had it just fine. Imagine, the NEW GAME option disappears from the main menu once you've played the game at least ONCE. And don't tell me you can delete your save manually. That's stupid af. And going by their public statement equivalent of "We'll think about adding New Game on the main menu." you should know by now that they intended for the results. What next? A game that you have to buy again after finishing it once? Oh, wait. There's already a thread about somebody who bought the game now being unable to install and play their copy because they installed the game one too many times and DRM decided it's time for them to buy the game again a.k.a. pay for a renewed DRM licensing.
I believe it’s even worse than that, it’s not they installed it multiple times.
It’s they changed the proton compatibility which for Linux devices allows them to use Microsoft Windows software on the fly.
So because they tried to figure out which proton layer would give the best optimised experience for DD2 on the steam deck it locked them out the game.
Denuvo seems to think each instance of a different compatibility layer (proton) was a separate instance of the game being run on a different system (hardware).
So even though you already bought a single player game and use it on the exact same hardware and system you can be locked out of the game you bought.
If buying isn’t owning, it’s not piracy, capcom don’t own it either.
Easy solution, buy the new game DLC that will inevitably release. Because here at Capcom, the customer is always our b¡+€h
The implication this sets for the new Monster Hunter next year is... not good.
Probably just like mhw and mhr monetization
Unless it's Monster Hunter World 2 or the equivalent, I don't care, anyway.
The harpy lure is not pointless! You can summon a harpy anywhere and then grab onto it to get to high ledges that would otherwise be inaccessible!
To be fair I spent the entire game having a mage with Levitate, and a Fighter with Shield Launch. So reaching stuff was never an issue.
The onus was on Capcom to be transparent about what their plans were in regard to MTX. They communicated nothing and now they have a PR disaster on their hands. These companies never learn.
Every single Capcom game, the past 10+ years have had them. The Resident evil remake that everyone seems to love has them, Monster Hunter games has them. If you were suprised by them, that is your fault, not capcom.
@@Darthturk112Yeah, it seems nobody actually played DD1. Really weird for them to tout their ignorance about so proudly.
People like you give me less hope for human intelligence to thrive
@@Darthturk112sounds like great business advice. In the real world where you have big money implications you leave nothing to chance. Thanks for your reply.
They learn just fine, and the lesson is that the vast majority of people don't care.
People putting up with the performance issues, are just continuing the cycle of broken releases.
If you don't refund the game and hit them where it hurts, it wont stop. This is exactly why I don't pre-order or buy games day 1 anymore.
Stockholm Syndrome is alive and well😂
Stockholm Syndrome is alive and well😂
Were you crashing too? I saw penguinz0 review and the guy literally couldn't even go past the character creation without crashing
I’ve had zero performance issues, why would I return it? Literally the most fun I’ve had in a game in years. The combat is amazing
You are one of the rare lucky ones.
i found an elite camping kit in game that has a weight of 4 kg. harpy lures are mainly used to get a harpy to cling onto that flys you upwards.
I'm not okay with 70€ singleplayer games having MTXs, but for me the bigger offender is how poorly the game is optimized on PC.
If smaller AA-studios can release their games without any performance issues and with fraction of production value, then there's no excuse why these big AAA companies couldn't do it as well. There's just no excuse for that anymore, now that these smaller indie studios have shown that games can be optimized at launch.
greedy bastards.. they just want our money. so im a pirate now xD not my problem
no loading screens tho
Dang, then don’t buy the DLC lol it’s obviously not for you.
@@turionb1408You can't
I agree I think people are using their microtransaction drama to cover up the performance issues.
just a small FYI, you don't need harpy lures to kill harpies, you use them when you need to fly :)
So much misinformation going my in about this, I hate microtrabsactiins as much as the next guy, but people crying about mostly nothing, guess this is gaming in 2024
Just an FYI, refund this greedy cashgrab bullshit, then you dont need anything to hunt harpies
@@jamesn3122 But you already don't.
@@via_negativa6183 no people who hate them won't even buy a game that has them thats the only real move you are just the consumer they make these MTX for
@@jamesn3122youre insufferably cringe. Get outside
$90 in Canada
haven't really seen any bad reviews talk about gameplay just performance and microtransactions kinda surprising but also not in a way
gameplay is good when you can run it
im not surprised at all. Im disappointed because american companies are gunna get the profit numbers for this game and realize hey it doesnt matter what we do.. No integrity in modern business. Stop buying day one you absolute baffoons.
My issues: performance (of course). Its 2024 and we STILL have dialogue that repeats every 30 seconds (I KNOW YOU DONT KNOW THE QUEST, PAWN, STFU). The audio is bad at times (out of stamina breathing with a headset on sounds like they forgot to tune the raw mic input. And dialogue gets choppy sometimes). I think everything else has been great
@@RedBeard26 games will always have repeating dialogue i feel , unless its AI
@@egbert5871 repeating dialogue is fine. Repeating dialogue every 30-60 seconds drives me insane. I dont know why they can't have like a 5-10 minute timer before a dialogue line will be said again. I seriously had a pawn just saying "I dont know this quest. Maybe hire another pawn" every 30 seconds until I un-prioritized the quest
the harpy beacon is to call them anywhere to use them to traverse the map. Is a pretty awesome item to have
the lure for harpys can be important if there is a chest with a strong item that only a harpy can bring you to, but there are no harpys around. the loot in this game is static like dark souls. there are some items locked behind grabbing harpys leggs and useing them as a flying mount for a bit.
Harpy lures are infinite anyway, you can forge them.
it's not about if you can get those things within the game, it's about microtransactions becoming a standard in video games... and yes I know... microtrasactions are no new thing, but they cross boundaries with time... at first it was just for skins... now for changing appearance and fastravel... next you'll have to pay for saving your game lol
Spot on. Just wait until you don't own your games everything will be a subscription basis. I think GTA 6 will start with that and the rest of the industry will follow. $150 to play for 3 months and then you have to top your subscription
You don't have to pay for the fast travel though. That's the thing. What "crossed the boundaries" are lies created by people hate farming, and people spreading those lies. People saying that things in this game are paywalled, which isn't the case at all. In fact, these are the least scummy of microtransactions I've seen. Yet this game got all the hate. Helldivers has the same system pretty much. Optional things you can buy with real money, or just get them in the game for free.
@@mistermiyagi6073unfortunately and hopefully they don’t see me say this but if just 10 people payed that it’d make them filthy rich if 100 people willing to pay that every 3 much they’d be printing money. This is a problem. I have no problem with what is being sold in dragons dogma but I agree that it’s a thin line
@@BigFry9591 You're right it's not the worst... but they took away basic dynamics of the genre like fastravel by telling that it's boring and non-immersive and now they're selling it to us. that fact it self its very scummy... create the problem a sell the solution
@@granujja What is available in the store is 1 singular Portcrystal that acts as a fast travel point. Of which you can find many by just playing. It is only the fast travel point, not the ability to actually fast travel somewhere, you still need a Ferrystone to actually go anywhere. This is literally the exact same system that they had in the first game, except in that game they offered an unlimited ferrystone, which is objectively worse than an extra Portcrystal. Plus if you think that the world is boring and non-immersive, maybe it's just not your type of game
The funny part is theres a FREE in game camping kit you get from the orb quest that is BETTER than the one from the micro transaction
Don’t tell Capcom they will nerf it and then charge more for the one in the shop.
@@bubble0721 theyve put extremely similar mtx in all their games for years now. They’re in devil may cry, monster hunter, and even resident evil and its never been a problem and no one ever cared. I honestly think they probably could’ve never anticipated this backlash because they didn’t get any for their other games that do the exact same thing.
@@FunkyPunk1995Meaningless excuse for anybody who don't play or follow capcom games
@@FunkyPunk1995microtransactions are always a problem and should be criticized. Especially in a full price single player game
@@FunkyPunk1995 These MTX were literally in the first game over a decade ago.
Only issue I have so far is them selling the music unlocks. Back in my teenage gaming years unlocking that shiet thru gameplay was the way to go and I miss that.
Funny little thing about the harpy lure. It's not to fight Harpy's, it's mostly a traversal. You use it to summon Harpy's to grapple onto and fly up to hard to reach chests.
The three things you can buy that are not available in game are the bonus items that come with the Deluxe Edition.
This doesn't surprise me, Capcom did this with Devil May Cry 5. Probably others as well.
Harpy Lures can be used to attract them into spots with difficult to reach collectibles and grab onto them.
Just FYI, the exploration tent you get from the pre-order bonus / dlc shop can also be found in-game. I spotted it yesterday from a merchant in the nameless village. So it's not much of a convenience item buy unless you consider maybe the first few hours of the game that it takes to access the thing enough of a burden to label this item a convenience. Additionally, the harpy lure's major function I'm pretty sure is a means of traversal. You can grab onto them to fly short distances, maybe to some out of reach chest somewhere. But there are skills you can use to do this as well so it's ultimately an option, not a necessity.
Capcom's dlc shop feels like it was put in to satisfy some suit in corporate, since none of it makes much sense at all.
Dig your content btw. Nice clarification vid.
I think maybe it was an executive decision to add micro transactions but it was up to the devs to pick what to put in shop, hence why the things are needlessly put in.
No shit. That doesn't excuse the garbage being added after reviews
100 percent right but it doesn't matter. Everybody will remember this shit instead.
It doesn't matter what's in the shop the FACT that there is micro transactions in the game in first place is not good. People don't want that shit in their games. I know I don't. Most of the stuff they are selling in the shop modders will find a way to add in anyways. Its all just POINTLESS just to sucker and squeeze a few more bucks from you.
@@SpartanWarrior76 This is how I know you know nothing about the situation or topic lol. "modders will find a way to add in" ok bud, how about you take a minute to do some research and you'll realise that all of those microtransactions can be obtationed through playing the game normally. like 5 hours in
microtransactions are shit no matter the game but they are literally pointless in this one. where was this campaign when they added it to RE4 Remake or MH?
@@marilagiYou also forgot that denuvo exists and modding the game is neigh impossible
To me this game feels like a modern remake of DD1, more like an expansion rather than new standalone sequence to the original - an expensive one for what it delivers apparently...
I agree with the remake feel from what I’ve seen
It feels slower and a bit heavier which isn’t inherently bad but it leaves me in a position of “why wouldn’t I just play the original at triple the frames per second”
It's basically just a remake tbh
exactly. this game feels like a mod modded by modders. Even skyrim feels better. Im still in shock. the audacity to sell this game for more than 30€ still disgust me. And im not talking about the horrible performance and thousand crashes. every few minutes my game crashes. But even if the performance would be perfect, this game still feels bad.
I don't really agree. It's way more. A lot of QoL and change. I was expecting to see the exact same map, and it's not. Physics is WAY WAY better and impressive too. Yes a lot of things are the same, of course, we want Dragon's Dogma sequel, it need to have the good things from the 1. Combat system, pawn system and so on.
And on my side, I limit the game at 120 FPS and outside of the capital, never get under 100 FPS with no crash or bug... For now, after 8 hours played
agree.The developers admitted this is what they wanted to do in DD1 but constraints prevented it.
Let me clear up the use of the Harpy lure. It's used to get to high places, we learned this in one of the game's trailers when we saw a guy grabbing onto the Harpy and getting to a high place using the grab feature. Thank you for reading!
It can also be duplicated at the forgery shop :)
Man, this is why you are such a great channel! Love how quickly you came back to explain all of these as well as why the situation happened. Glad I’m subscribed for some years now and will surely continue to do so. Great work and review. Thanks!
Thanks for being the first CZcamsr that I’ve seen that straight up said ‘yeah I missed this in the review guidelines details, and I’ll try to catch these things next time’ appreciate the transparency
what? You guys don't even bother to watch his video xd you skipping after few min... He is not going to try catch those, he couldn't because they didn't showed him those, how he can try next time? xd it isn't his fault
@@sraitama9412right?
Yes, it wasn’t in the reviewer’s copy …
The bigger problem is unable to restart halfway in game on Steam for now, they should had that at launch. (Someone will find out the cat is cuter and want to become one after starting)
It sure is better without the microtransaction, but same could be argue that people should able to pay more to make their game easier.
Especially people who come in a year later, it is much more unlikely they get RC from Pawns as less players will be playing.
For those who don't want that could just play offline mode the true single player game, and non of the microtransaction really matter at all.
As Force had confirm full playthrough seems to be the same as DD1.
The only justification they could come up with that barely holds for the micro transactions is the pawn servers - but the fact that the release was riddled with bugs and poor PC optimization just nulifies that - for a 70-90$ game... thats just pitiful
Very informative video but frankly, knowing if a cash-shop item is easily obtainable in game is not what matters. Even if these objects are common in game, it's another step forward towards QoL and convenience features obtainable for a dollar in order for the player who had a very long day to skip some grind. What will be their next step ?
Don't even stress it Force you're one of the few people I trust on games. You and ACG are the two most trustworthy in my opinion
Game is really fun with lots of hidden mechanics.
I'm 14 hours in. It's been wonderful.
But I don't despise capitalism like most people are conditioned to do.
I'll spend the extra 3 bucks.
I'll spend 20 to not have to read these whiny butt hurt comments.
Oh...but I guess that's optional...LIKE MICROTRANSACTIONS in a single player game.
@@larscincaid6348 Like I agree with your general point, but I don't like the way you're arguing it. I don't think I'd like you if I met you, I wouldnt hate you or anything, I'd think "This guy was kinda wierd" yk. Saying people are conditioned to hate a certian organisation of our economy (I'm pretty sure that would take a thesis to explore properly) and that you're down to waste money for lols? to show that you have the disposable income? Do you think these arguements are effective in convincing your opposition that your points have some validity? I genuinly think its just an emotion based comment that did not ernestly try to change somone elses opinion, but maybe thats just me :)
@@larscincaid6348 what a cringey ass strawman. People aren't conditioned to hate capitalism. They dislike absolute scummy business practices. Hiding all of the DLC purchases until after reviewers have given their input and then springing it? Pay-gating mechanics that should be in the game? Hm. Big thonker right there.
@@popcornyumm all good points.
I was too emotional in my response pushing back against mob thinking. People enjoy this game but attacking for the sake of attacking everything these days is just trendy and not authentic.
And most people like me...cuz I'm really nice... usually.
@@Maulth time saving devices that you can buy OR just organically acquire in game.
But you refuse to acknowledge THAT , don't you.
That would mean NOT being a victim.
To be fair I did expect this game to run better considering the RE Engine has been incredibly performant in every RE game thus far. I've been very impressed with how well they ran considering how good these games looked. Like I was getting 40-80% more frames than I would expect for games of this fidelity.
This is not the case with Dragon's Dogma 2. Now, I understand that this is the first open world RPG in the RE Engine (to my knowledge) but still... And considering I get very little difference in FPS with raytracing on/off is a testament to the poor optimization of this game (though I think being locked 30fps on next gen consoles is enough to tell).
The save game issue is just bizarre. I understand they have some kind of philosophy but it really does just come across as a way to force people to use microtransactions/buy the premium edition. It would be kind of like if State of Decay kept their weird "one-save, no savescum, permadeath" system but also sold survivor packs and character revives as microtransactions. At that point you'd have to question if the "no savescumming" and "permadeath" system was really about the philosophy of a brutal post apocalyptic zombie survival game, or just an excuse to milk players for real money.
It's not an issue of ray tracing or not, the game is mostly CPU bound on PC due to the large number of NPCs with complex behaviors. Crashes are of course unacceptable, though I suppose I'm lucky that I haven't had any in 4 hours yet (though I did have several in the character creator, ironically.) But since the big performance issue on PC is demanding NPCs, I doubt it will get much better.
I agree about the one save thing, it's just odd and a poor design choice.
The game is CPU intensive because of the pawns(random) running around the whole map + NPCS + Enemies. They need to rework that somehow.
As far as makeing a new character goes they did put out a notice on steam the says "We are looking at adding a feature to the Steam version of the game that will allow players that are already playing to restart the game. We will announce more details as soon as we can."
@@unhappymeal5652Didn't the NPC's do that in the first game too?
Why does it suddenly need 20 times more cpu power for the same thing compared to 10 years ago?
@@bluemoondm8629the npcs being called complex is over exaggeration. They barely act dynamic at all.
Probably the best video i have seen covering this topic. The store items were available in Dogma 1. So i was not surprised at all to see the store in Dogma 2. Honestly Dogma 2 just feels like a Dogma 1 reboot. I was disappointed to not have the Eternal Ferry stone from DD:DA but its not a deal breaker.
My problem is I bough high end pc this summer. Rtx 4090, newest i5 intel cpu, 32 gig ram 6400, ssd disk and so much more. Yet ALL videos in the game gives me 1 frames per seconds (lag so much I do not know what happens even).
And this is on high end pc.. And no I do NOT run raytracing or max everything. Tried all sort of settings, NOTHING helps. Yet all other games I own, has ZERO issues! I know some high end pc users have no issues, but don't matter because I have only issue..
I run game on 1440p, maybe I need a 1080p monitor for this game 🤦♂️ yes my monitor is a gaming monitor 144hz with support freesynk pro + gsync..
Task manager, see the issue. Its a cpu bound game so resolution wont matter as much as normal. Dlss if you can but its still optimized bad
Also dont get a 1080p monitor to change to 1080p huhhhhhhh
I didn't see any reviewers mention the absolutely horrible FOV on PC, the terrible performance on PC, the 1 save file - 1 character bullshit or the MTX shit. Granted, I think the MTX was a swifty they pulled on release and reviewers didn't necessarily know, but they know NOW and there's still silence from some reviewers.
to be fair, the 1 save 1 character thing was blatantly said, repeatedly, by the developers in interviews.
it's also something that was in the first game.
so that one isn't on the developers, it's on the idiots not looking into the game they are buying to see what it is.
@@Choryrth In 1st game you could restart the game from menu. Also 1st game is 12yo.
You can actualy increase the gov. Performance is also great most of the time, the only time I had low fps was in the main city
They would loose their good will with Capcom if they started shitting on DD2 now. Cant get free games and VIP backroom party passes that way.
reviewers often put disclaimers on what platform they play at, and for those that played on pc (or even ps5) have mentioned concerns on performance especially on cities. and the 1 save file - 1 character has been mentioned as well, but may have been dismissed since its a continuing mechanic from ddda. I would recommend you try the gameranx and outsidexbox channel reviews for high-profile games like this one :)
You can also find wild summons of higher pawns that don't cost rc
The reason the harpy signal exists is because there are many chests in the game you cant get to unless you have relevent teamwork moves on your pawns or the harpy signal to grab onto them and fly to the chest. The pendent you get is just a gift that gives ALOT of relationship with whoever it doesn't unlock anything special its just a gift to give anyone. The reason this is "kinda scummy" is because gifts can only be given once a day any more then that doesn't give additional relationship.
You can use harpy lures to climb on harpies and fly to high places.
It seems to me like developers and the people in charge of making the game were told, put microtransaction or else, and they put in the most redundant items possible to have them stop nagging. So long as getting anything boughtable relatively easily in game there is no problem in my opinion.
OR (and just putting this out there) they wanted to be true to the original and that included a cash shop with micro transactions like they did with the console releases of Dragons Dogma and the Dark Arisen DLC
Wrong. That is literally fraud. A criminal offence. Do not defend bad practices because you are brainwashed and mindlessly consume.
@@TheFinagle just goes to show how many people didn't touch the first game.
@@d.e.l6904 Huh? I am sry but DD1 had "new game" button and game did not have Denuvo, so was easily moddable. Save manager was the most popular mod for the game btw. I am sry but you won't be able to explain what's the reason behind not having "new game" button in this game except for them pushing appearance change for 2 dollars in that way. Like sure, you can get that book in the game, but it aint obvious. In fact you won't even be able to explain why there is an additional step required to change your appearance in a form of that book except for, well, making it a microtransaction.
But also are you ignoring the fact that Capcom eventually removed them from the game cuz, well, people did not like that lmao?
@@TheFinagle”it’s okay to put scummy and terrible things into a product since a prior product did it”
Okay so why aren’t we making buildings with asbestos and lead paint anymore?
We need to bring back the Eternal fairy stone from the first game
That was an expansion item
I’m surprised THAT of all things isn’t a micro transaction. That’s the only thing I’d consider buying.
Definitely need it back.
@@devinwalters8769 I think if they do a dark arisen type expansion they’ll give us one or sell it for cash 😂 all jokes aside that would suck
@@TherealBigblue22Yeah it would. That thing saved me a lot of time on long ranged back tracking.
I think the bigger issue is how Capcom is not being transparent in a lot of things from microtransaction to certain mechanics such as not being able to restart via new game.
Asking for player data (e.g. age) while not being forthcoming themselves is concerning for their future games.
Thanks for breaking down how mindbogglingly useless the shop items are. Peaple make such a huge deal out of the microtransactions, without understanding what those items do.
Certainly not up to BG3's raised bar... no more microtransactions in games!
BG3 didn't raise the bar, they jumped really high but the bar remains on the ground
100% trying to cash in on the people that don't understand what these items do...
Nah dumb people should get scammed 😂 @@Loyal_Lion
@@Loyal_Lion but they told you can get them even in the store page tho? Literally they put it in their store "this item is obtainable in-game" I guess people just doesn't read anymore
@@Loyal_Lion RE remakes, MH Rise, Dragon's Dogma 1, DMC, they all had these cash shops. You guys are 14 years late to the party.
So far the worst of it for me is keyboard binding of which they simply do not have good solutions for. Only about half the keys of a full sized keyboards can be used and you can't use alt+ for example. Once i got into the game this seemed a bit less of an issue, however will absolutely be an issue for many especially potentially somewhat handicapped players. For a AAA $70 game this should have not been an issue on release. Hope that gets on the short list. That and obviously starting the game over with another character.
The unlimited key is part of a quest later on which you then have to give back to the quest giver.
Just make a counterfeit with the merchant at checkpoint town. It’s a 1-1 copy since it’s just a key.
"Just the way of modern gaming" and itll continue to get worse with peeps thinking like that and financially supporting these practices
I agree. I always vote with my wallet abd refuse to support any parasitic coperate money grabs poisning gaming with micro transaction and p2w.
But im so torn as i was looming forward to DD2 and i know i would play without touching the cash shop. I just dont want my purcharse to show support for them slipping in such a gross practise.
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I mean you say that but DD1 had the same cash shop 14 years ago. So is it really getting "worse" or are you all just having a fit because you cheaped out on your CPUs?
Me watching everyone mad while I play my level 20 character and having the best time of my life
Keep supporting this trash and it'll only get worse for you
To be fair, you can buy an explorers camping kit in the game in vermund right away for fairly cheap 2000g.
This was very informative. I was extremely disappointed with initial reviews and have been avoiding the game since. With this information I may actually end up picking the game up knowing you can do most things in the game still.
Hey Force.
I was hoping you could explain about the lack of talking about the DLC in the original review when its come out that in the press kit information there was a pdf called "Paid Items" and that only 2 out of 25 reviews mentioned them after reading it.
Did youtubers get a similar one? or simply a review code? Is the press kit different from those websites?
Frankly I rarely ever open the Review Guide materials publishers send out. Typically they're full of pointless "tips", riveting information like: “Be sure to block enemy attacks to avoid damage” or “take your time and enjoy the adventure”. But beyond that, they also tend to spoil the experience of playing a game, and discovering it’s systems and features for the first time.
For those reasons, when working on Review's, I almost never read the Review Guide documents. This circumstance changes that though, because you're correct, that info absolutely would have been important enough to include in the initial Review. I'm mad at myself for missing it. Will be sure to be more aware in the future.
@@ForceGamingYT That makes perfect sense, and i can understand not wanting to be spoiled.
It was just super difficult to figure out in all this if WAS ever mentioned or not, as it felt like it came out of nowhere, eg i preordered it the day before and suddenly it had MTX.
Great followup and a good reaction speed to get it post, i will send this video when people mention it as i think it goes over well what is actually in the pack, as i think alot of people are deliberately trying to fan the flames of how terrible it is while not really understanding what the dlc actually means.
Appreciate the answer, keep up the great work, as you are always one of the first i go to watch for a new game :D
@@ForceGamingYTI almost feel as if the micro transaction information was intentionally “hidden” in the guide because they know reviewers usually don’t read them. I could just be reaching but I feel like they knew it would cause backlash so they didn’t make it super apparent in hopes that it wouldn’t be included in reviews.
@@ForceGamingYT I know a lot of content creators don’t even like gaming anymore because of situations like what you just explained. In order to provide good content you have to ruin the gaming experience for yourself and that sucks.
Hope you are able to find a balance, love what you bring to CZcams!
@@ForceGamingYT Not your fault AT ALL Force. First off day 1 DLC should not be buried in some obscure Review Guide. It should've been EXPLICITLY told to all reviewers, not to mention it should have been mentioned to all CUSTOMERS prior to the launch.
TBH, if they did mention the day 1 DLC beforehand it probably wouldn't have been as received as poorly because word-of-mouth would've got around and let people know how pointless they all are but then again the point WAS to trick people, especially NEW players, which is IMO worse.
I'm glad someone made a reasonable cover of the topic this well... The thing is we support people going against scummy practices, the problem is when they spread so much misinformation that it drowns out the real issues that need to be addressed, it's so annoying that everyone just parrots what they hear from all the outrage.
Just to let you know camping kits do in fact break. They seem to have a chance when attacked while sleeping. I have blown through a lot of kits as I was experimenting with some mechanics and not clearing out enemies at all. Even the elite kits you start to find later will just disappear from your inventory once they break. Also worth noting the explorer's camping kit is for sale at certain shops. I did buy the deluxe edition so this may affect it. The travelling merchant in the very first camp you start in near the inn sells them.
I haven't lost a single camping kit yet in 40 hours of play xD
@@ExileTwilight Damn that’s crazy lucky lol I was sleeping over and over though surprised me when it told me that I needed a camping kit to sleep right after sleeping the first time it happened
I got some of these DLC micro-transactions as part of the preorder bundle. I got the music, explorer's camping kit, 1500 rift crystals, a wake stone, and a few more just as part of the preorder. These feel like game bundle items that you get as part of a promotional sale and are given the opportunity to buy them if you missed out. That's all. It dose not appear to effect game play in any way relay. I assuming higher ups at Capcom told the dev team that they needed that and would not back down. The dev team "technically" complied and added some, for all tens and purposes, useless items for micro-transactions. I hope that is what relay happened, because it would be hilarious.
The worst part about the microtransactions is that they are entirely needless, and it just puts a terrible optic on the game itself. People aren't going to take the time to realize it is all obtainable in-game. It is a justified perception though a bit overblown
Nope and nope
@@Runk3lsmcdougal Yes and yes, lol.
To be fair, if the micro transactions were actually good items such as ferrystones that would've been an even bigger shit storm in itself, atleast there's little to no fomo knowing that the items aren't important and can be easily obtained
@@BrotherSham still doesn't excuse the shitty greedy attempt by CAPCOM's fat cat. And the dev for going along with it even if they tried to minimise it.
@@Runk3lsmcdougalnope the mtx is literally neglible. Like if skyrim make an mtx about 500 gold, capcom mtx has notoriously been always useless garbage
Okay this video helped a frickin ton. I was one of those people that went down the fast travel rabbit hole and began to question the limited function, what the devs said about the reason for that design choice, and then the presence of what I perceived was the sale of that function back to me. It felt very bad. I began to spiral and think “Wait, did they craft an artificially difficult and annoying system in order to drive monetization?”
Anyway, this video helped curb that initial impression significantly. Especially in regard to the port crystals and what the implied about the game. I am now back to considering buying this game. They just need to figure out that performance. I’m super concerned I’ll buy the game and then I won’t be able to play it.
If you are fine with constant low fps and lag even on high end systems...
I could never play a game that runs this badly.
It's 100% worth it. game is great
Man, I've seen so many lies about the microtransactions, it's crazy. Equally as crazy as how many people I've seen hating the game specifically for the lies.
lol enjoy your one play thru oh wait ull be one of the dumbasses that buys the saves lol further damaging the gaming market good job man. Enjoy your 200 dollar video game that really isnt even that good. You could however buy dogma which is great in itself.
IT still doesn't excused the shitty attempt to add microtransaction into a SINGLE PLAYER GAME dude. And if you buy it, you will be part of the mindless crowd normalising such greedy antics
Giving vendors gifts gets you a permenant buying discount for remainder of game, so it's another form of convenience as it presumably will grant a good discount saving money at that vendor.
The harpy lures are for traversal! You can grab harpy and get to high places with it.
Thanks for the quality content as always, Force! I held off on picking the game up but do plan on getting it once the performance issues are fixed!
Are you aware that there is no new game option in the main menu. This means that you have to manually delete your save file to change your character or start fresh.
cant even do that steam will automatically reload your save from cloud effectively if you beat the game you cant start a new one
Folks are saying that you cannot delete the save file at all. From what ive heard the save file is backed up to their cloud and if deleted locally it just re-appears from the cloud, So there is NO restarting at all.
@@DC-Starcapcom stated that they will fix it and adding a new game option
@@S0L1nv1ctus article or it didn't happen
@@DraodVideosit’s in their official statement on steam
What upsets me the most is the single character. I am fine with single save PER character, but really wanted to play a Beastren save and a Human save. The appearance change tome cannot change that.
Other than that, would like at least stable 30fps throughout the whole game.
There is also some issue imo with people framing performance simply by frame rate and resolution. Some of the best looking games have blur effects either in animations or resolution and textures. You see that with Ghost of Tsushima and some of the Zelda games, one of which had a monet painting type effect on the draw distance resolution. And blurring animations is a classic tactic used by animators to create a sense of fluidity and actual movement. You see this in comic books as well.
I’ve seen other games on the other hand which are supposed to run uncapped and they have over 60 FPS but my 3500$ gaming PC sounds like it’s revving up the whole time while I’m playing the game.
To me Japanese games have a history of having a low frame rate but they run very well. Like Dark Souls 3 for example had a low frame rate but it didn’t look bad and it performed very well with very few crashes if ever a crash at all on PlayStation 4 or 5.
Meanwhile games that are not made for PC take a long time to make more native. And also meanwhile I have bought games like Lords of the Fallen which updated themselves into being unable to run on my one year old 3500$ gaming PC because the game updated with some driver or some new aspect or feature of another video card company in mind.
That game in particular went from running well to being practically unplayable for me On a NVidia graphics card. Other friends had the same problem.
A game developer has to favor their native hardware -
This is a PlayStation game and similar to dark souls 3 and Elden Ring it will run better on PlayStation. And you can’t determine that reality simply by measuring the frame rate.
I think reducing the performance of a game down to the frame rate ignores a whole host of other factors that game developers must deal with when developing a game for wide audiences.
I have a PC and consoles and I tend to stick with whatever system the game was made for.
And that saves me a lot of headache.
There’s whole video series on this topic on CZcams about playing games on their native systems versus like PC when it is not what the game was made for. The classic examples are street fighter where using a PC was essentially like cheating because players were able to have input and reaction advantages that the developers certainly specifically didn’t intend for and then games like Elden Ring where the game suffered from a year of issues on PC and which played differently on PC versus the intended PlayStation experience…
Making a good game that runs well is a very difficult task for a group of humans to complete. And making that game run well on systems it was not really planned for in regard to the code or the OS on which it was built is also a monumental task. That’s why it will take over a year for Ghost of Tsushima to come to PC. And instead of being mindful of that PC gamers complain and reduce all games down to the ability to mod/cheat, or to have high frame rates or resolutions etc.
I have a friend who’s never played dark souls games without cheating because he plays on PC only. …. To me that’s annoying.
I cannot fathom that there are no multiple save files. Like me and gf are forced to play the same character or something??? What
If you are playing in console, just create another profile. With this, you can also share your pawn with your girlfriend's and farm Rift Crystals between you
@@Yawar25 I'm on stream :/
yeah sure and on pc? @@Yawar25
But it's the developer's "vision" lol
@@DioLukicreate a new steam account on that same pc or laptop & then when you do you can borrow the game with the new account
I didn’t look at the pre-order stuff. Is it possible some of these microtransactions were pre-order bonuses? Several games have made pre-order bonus items available as standard microtransactions after release to address people getting upset about exclusive items.
Yes, I got the deluxe edition and because of that, I can't even buy most the microtransactions because I already own them, they've just broken them down into individual pieces. They're a one-time purchase, because all of this stuff can be obtained within the game with relative ease.
People are freaking out over nothing.
they are
The lure for the harpies isn't to kill them it's so you can use them as a glider to get to otherwise unreachable places in game
The camping kit costs 2k gold ingame.
But I had to liberate a small town until I found the first vendor who sells it.
I'm having mixed feelings about this game. I am enjoying it so far, but the microtransactions was an unnecessary move from Capcom. It's a single player game and full priced... Strangely enough, I'm not having any performance issues yet. This is weird because my rig is only mid-tier. I even have some high resource settings on such as water reflection and high quality textures.
Lucky you are on pc series s is bad for this game
No you arent running the game fine on a mid tier PC. Why lie you weirdo
It's a great game...don't let Whiner Nation ruin it for everyone.
Keep playing.
So your enjoyment of the game is being affected by something outside of the game? The game is still the game whether there was a store or not, it would make no difference.
@@ProjectMoff You missed the main point of this guy's video, dude. The main problem is giving them an inch and they begin taking a mile. Microtransactions are also not "outside" of the game. It's in the game. Besides, I didn't say I hated the game. I'm just having mixed feelings because of past experiences with devs ruining games with microtransactions.
Can you talk about the one save thing? I've been hearing that there is only one save slot AND... you can't reset it!
One save slot is very much intentional to the theme and story of the game. The fact that you can't delete it is real problem though, and they've come out with a statement that they're working on adding a way to delete the save.
@@waj9876bet money it was there until some corpo pushed for it to be gone
@@waj9876 I hadn't heard they'd stated that yet, that's great news! And yes, also right that having only one save per character actually helps the game because every decision has weight and is important, there's no save scumming and undoing something you don't like.
You can delete your save in the steam user data folder for dd2. Make sure to turn on could save or it will load your old save again. Keep a copy of your save data in separate folder if you want to have multiple characters.
if people who reviewed games would go back and rescore games that added microtransactions like this after reviews went out I feel like this would help a lot.
What micro transactions? I havent even seen a store on this game i keep hearing people complain about this but maybe im blind and dont see it or maybe i actually like playing the game no paying my way through
its not in game is why go to the store page for the game.@@XoXALEXoX
@@XoXALEXoXIt's not just about what they sell, but how they designed the game around it. They are selling these as micro-DLCs which means you cannot buy them multiple times, as a consequence they only give you one save slot because it would be inconvinient for you to have multiple but only have the paid bonuses on one.
@@lharsayLol no, that's plain wrong. The game wasn't designed around the DLC you absolute tool 😂
We have to ignore not only pre-orders but wait until the first patch. And only after buying games.
You should wait even longer. Resident evil 4 remake added in bullshit microtransactions a few weeks after launch.
The fast travel and the save file issue are the major problems for me.
I get your point but the first game is like this. Can't complain about how the game is.
No fast travel is part of the gameplay
@@audi.6106 so then why are the selling it?
wow someone with a brain thank you all they have to do is take those two things out of the store make them normal and viola! But most comments here are saying the MTX arent an issue only performance and that they are really enjoying the game. So expect more MTX just like this and then some. Guess those ''pay for bullets for your gun'' MTX are coming quicker than we thought
@@Prince.Harry. So because the first game did something, we can't expect better from the company 14 years later? Really?
If as some people say these mtx are so harmless, why they weren't mentioned before game released? ( Apparently review copies sent to "influencers" and press indicated that it's the case but none of the reviewers bothered to tell us). Also Denuvo spyware is attached to THIS SINGLE PLAYER GAME, that can explain at least some of the performance issues. Pity that peeps sailing the high seas will have better experience than paying customers.
Because they've been in every single major Capcom release for the past 10 years. Monster Hunter: World had it, Resident Evil had it, and Devil May Cry: V had it. Though I absolutely agree they shouldn't be in the game, I just don't understand why people are so shocked that it is. Even the first Dragon's Dogma had it.
@@waj9876 Can't argue with your argument. So in no internet term, I yield. But it clearly looks like people expected better. I'll still stand by my opinion that Denuvo is a useless spyware that has no place in games, especially single player ones.
Useless DRM spyware? Sounds like Steam to me lmao@@Crazozourus
@@Crazozourusfair enough but I play on console and having no issue.
@@phantombigboss8429 I'm glad you having fun bro. The issues I have are not gameplay related. Poor optimization, lack of proper mouse and keyboard support plus r-tarded mtx is what is bugging me. Have a prayer hands down for us PC players, we still paid the same price for the game.
Elite Camping kit weighs 5, and can be purchased at vendors, as well as quest rewards. At least that I've found so far.
Just wait. They will add a questline or two for epic gear requiring those items.
Honestly if capcom was up front about these dlcs it would’ve been better. As most people found out, all but 2 dlc items are available in game and most are definitely not necessary for the average player. But now they have this mtx backlash while also having to fight off the weird game limitations and crash/optimization problems.
What makes me mad is the mtx stuff overshadowing the main problem for me the abysmal performance. You can ignore microtransaction, not your game running at 28 fps with massive (and expensive) rigs
Horse Armor 2024 this will blow over if the game is actually good.
The explorers pack is not exclusive to the cash shop. Found it in a chest in part two of Trevo cave.
Thank you for letting us know that they hid the microtransaction plans from you guys for the pre-release reviews.
To be fair , any game that has its own in game currency will have microtransactions , and the deluxe edition comes with “1500 rift crystals” which was on the list for months. It was not really hidden
He didn't do that, he said in an above comment that he didn't read any of the pre-release info they gave him.
The MTXs don't even make sense which makes Capcom look even worse than adding useful MTXs. You can earn all of them anyways which means they're targeting the lazy and ignorant unknowing players.
capcom mtx always has been like this, literally exist to please shareholder/higher execs and nothing else. They even put it in the mtx store description "IT'S OBTAINABLE IN-GAME" and you can only buy it ONCE for crying out loud, after that you can't buy it anymore
I'm going to wait to buy the game on PC, to see if they can fix the performance with future patches.
The Explorers Camping Kit is "exclusive" but easily shareable since Pawn Quests work like "Pay Reward once" regardless of how often or how many players complete it.
How to spread the Camping Love as a Deluxe Edition User:
Step 1: Buy a few Explorers Camping Kits
Step 2: Set up an easy Pawn Quest thats worth your 2000G and offer the Explorer Camping Kit as a reward.
Step 3: ???
Step: 4 Profit.