Started playing this a month ago switching off with another Cyberpunk 2077 playthrough.
So far it's good, I'm enjoying it even though they make fast travel difficult, port crystals, and I think specific places to port to. That's ok I guess, I like traveling with 3 companions, playing as a Mage, here is a lot to know. Here's one example:
So far it's good, I'm enjoying it even though they make fast travel difficult, port crystals, and I think specific places to port to. That's ok I guess, I like traveling with 3 companions, playing as a Mage, here is a lot to know. Here's one example:
- Dragon Dogma 2 Saves: https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/15643-dragons-dogma-2-delete-save-data-how-to-delete-your-save-on-p
- https://www.rpgsite.net/guide/15643-dragons-dogma-2-delete-save-data-how-to-delete-your-save-on-pc
- Normally I don't mind Steam Cloud saves, if you have manual control of your saves. This game has an auto save system and it only saves 4 game saves, your last 2 auto/manual saves, and last 2 Inn saves.
- If you want real control of your saves, do not let Steam Cloud manage it. I guess this can be said of any game on steam but primarily said with an auto save system with only a few save slots. Turn off Steam Cloud for the game in preferences.
- Drive with Steam installed: Steam/UserData/144444444 (USER DATA number)- your user number will be different)/2054970/remote/Win64_save:
- https://steamcommunity.com/app/2054970/discussions/0/4289188517341018844/
- Here are your saves!
- ssdata00-1.bin is the file that contains your resolution options, graphic options, keybindings etc.
- data000.bin is the save file for "Load from Last Save" option.
- data001Slot.bin is the save file for "load the last inn rest" option😜
- Pawns you hire do not level. They will frequently be needed to be traded in. Hired Pawns can exist in the world, or if you have set your game to access the online nebulous, you can go into the Rift, via a Rift stone and other players will rent there's out for various Rift Crystal prices. Thee is no other player interaction, you just see Pawns standing around, with prices floating my them. It's usually an easy way to trade up, just don't pay too much in RCs. The ones in the world I've crossed paths with are usually 0-RC.
- Your main pawn levels with you the entire game. If it dies in battle, it can be brought back from the Rift, easily enough if there is a Rift stone close by.
- TO CHANGE YOUR MAIN PAWN-If you made a bad choice by creating Lion type to be your companion, and are tired of getting flea bites, the lions are nice enough, but you may tire of them as I did.There is a remedy! 😜 Now I've got a hot elf fighter following me around.
- Barber Shops in major towns and cities allow you to change your Main Pawn's appearance. You can simply pay a hefty sum of money to change your hairstyle, makeup, and markings.
- It is also possible to change your main pawn's overall appearance and basically redo character creation by obtaining an Art of Metamorphosis and choosing Modify Appearance. https://game8.co/games/Dragons-Dogma-2/archives/449595
- You can buy an Art of Metamorphosis at Pawn Guild Vendors for 500 RC (Rift Crystals) each. You can buy up to 99 Art of Metamorphosis in one playthrough from the Pawn Guild Vendors. Once purchased, your Rift Crystal total goes down 500RC, but the item will not appear in your inventory.
- https://game8.co/games/Dragons-Dogma-2/archives/448513
- Reccommended before you start, before you buy the AoM, you turn off Steam Cloud Save, do a manual save and then backup the save folder, copy/paste it outside the game directory. See Save info above. This is vital incase you mess things up. As I did- see last step!
- Proceed to the Barber’s.
- For your Pawn and Yourself it’s one or the other per Art of Metamporphosis. One Change per Art of Metamprphosis, so it’s reccomended that you manually save your game before you start this. There will be an option to change the appearance of your character or your Main Pawn (primary servant).
- Don’t forget the Voice!, Nothing worse than a masculine voice on a female or vice a versa, my god...!
- If a Pawn is dismissed or dies in Dragon's Dogma 2, anything they have in their inventory will simply appear in the player's storage.
- If the Arisen finds something interesting, but doesn't expect to use it any time soon, they can toss it in storage. For more immediate needs, they're better off with Pawns.
- Players can't change their equipped weapons, armor, or vocations, and they won't use most items they're given.
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