Here's The Thing About Dragon's Dogma 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Dragon's Dogma 2 is a pretty cool game with a lot of really great ideas that reinforce its open world through your exploration of it. What do I mean by that? Listen on and find out!
This is a new kind of video for me. Not going to replace my essays, but hopefully supplement content with something fun and interesting that can come out between longer/involved pieces. I hope you enjoy it, but please know I'm open to feedback on this!
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Dragons dogma 1 was made at the same time as dark souls 1. So it's not a souls game, it is it's own thing. Witch is dragons dogma.
Whether it predates it or not is irrelevant ur still right though it is it’s own thing
@@j0nnyismit is relevant because he says in the video that dragons dogma barrows from dark souls
Both are Berserk-like :P. But for games, DD1's Influence was The elder scrolls 4 Oblivion.
@@TheGman567true, we will see if he addresses this comment thread or backs away from admitting a mistake
@chrishandsome7012 you make it seem like a crime
I’ve been absolutely smitten with DD1 for almost 10 years. DD2 is such a great sequel/addition. Been loving seeing people get into either one.
agreed, it is the most incredible and under-rated game of all time IMO
I started DD about 3 weeks ago or so.
I don't need another video game anymore. It has literally everything I wanted. The character creation is so insane.
I haven't visited gran soren yet. I wanted to learn everything. Played 45h and started a new file knowing what I wanted. Not touching the DLC.
I love love this game so much.
I had a moment in Batbakhtal (whatever the southern part of the map is called) where I was using a sky trolley to try and get back to the city at night. What I didn't realize is that below the trolley were several Succubi (Tier 3 Harpies), a Grand Lich, a Fuzzy Minotaur, and Red Wolves. The Succubi easily dismantled the trolley, dropping my very high-level party into a pile of shit far deeper than I have ever stepped in. At this point, I was convinced that, even without me, my pawns could handle anything. My pride was left in tatters when I had to reload a save so I could meet this challenge under better circumstances.
What's funny is that it didn't take long for me to get humbled again, when I jumped off of a short cliff to fight a Dragon. My pawns, confused on how to safely get down, drew the ire of a large pack of Gore Harpies. I, in my single-minded pursuit, did not notice the trio of Rock Saurians who were about to stun lock me after the dragon knocked me away.
Both of these situations were random unscripted elements that wove together into a perfect storm. It's part of what I love about this game and one of the few things it has above It's predecessor. Dark Arisen, for all that it's great for, had no random elements to its encounter design. Granted, it was more intentional in enemy placement.
Enemy placement in DD2 is kinda crazy, I actually wonder how that oxcart gets anywhere without the Arisen on it.
Still love it though, Batthal especially is just fight after fight with very few campfires around. Still on my first playthrough, 90 hrs in and not even close to having the whole map explored. Just unlocked my last vocation yesterday, now lets try that Warfarer!
DD1 is way more responsive and less clunky/sluggish than DD2 so to say it didn't feel good in terms of movement is literally insane considering how movement feels in DD2 but to each their own.
It's definitely a bit jarring to go from DD1 to 2, but it's not so bad once you kinda get used to it. Took me a while but I appreciate some aspects that 2 does well in. I'm personally okay with the change after a few hours but yeah, it's something that is a bit iffy at first.
when playing archer, consider waiting for your next arrow to charge before firing it, as it will do more damage, and leave the "spamming" quick arrows to the auto-lock for weak enemies. you'll know your next arrow will be at full charge when the reticle has shrinked down fully
….and, don’t get too obsessed with switching to magic archer, the base archer has A LOT of upsides comparatively, but try out both.
I find MA to be superior but that's mostly because I can't aim (and ricochet is still op as ever, maybe more so).
Hey man i was watching this video and realized half way through that you only have 1k subs, man this video is so awesomely produced and edited, keep up the good work !
This is the first video of yours I’ve ever seen, but I have to say I can’t believe you only have 1k subscribers! The editing, audio quality, jokes, and actual “meat” of the video are all great! I can’t wait to see more from you. Instant sub.
The funniest thing in dd2 is going into a cave and stumbling onto lich and his pet chimaera back to back bosses. Fucking insanity but amazing to actually beat after a couple attempts and a wake stone
I've personally not been using any wakestones, cuz if I'm not strong enough to beat a thing without them I don't wanna beat it with wakestones. It's a personal challenge mode thing.
I used 2 wakestones on self (6 on npcs) in the first playthrough, 1 was to make traversal down a cliff faster and another was when fighting 3 big monsters and a bunch of bandits and my last save was further back than I felt like going.
I do find it interesting that loading from the last save lowers your max health, not that it matters because usually when I reached a point where I died a lot I was already in 1 shot territory.
First video i've seen from you! just want to say I loved it and am looking forward to see more :D keep it up homie!
Thanks! I really appreciate that!
I expected to like this game but was surprised at how much I like it. I usually hate companions in games like this and almost always play solo, but in this game I find the pawns especially my main pawn, so weirdly charming. I make a habit of never watching guide videos before I've put some solid time into games like this. Just to avoid spoilers but also because of things like this: when my main pawn died, I was heartbroken. I'd spent hours exploring the countryside with her, she'd had my back fighting hordes of enemies, I'd chuckled at her weird sense of humour. It wasn't until one of my other pawns mentioned that I could resurrect her at a riftstone that I actually realised this was possible. I didn't learn that from watching a TH-cam guide, I'd learned it organically by simply playing the game. Any game that can make me care about a companion NPC that much is a winner for me. I couldn't care less about best builds, OP builds, best pawns, "beating" the game, etc. All decisions are made by instinct not strategy, and the game is so much better for it. This is fast becoming one of my favourite RPGs.
Another tip. Try playing with the trickster. As a few level the trickster vocation about four or five levels, You gain a passive ability called detection which makes a noise every time there is a wakestone shard or a seeker token nearby. And you can use it on other vocations. So it really does make the game more immersive for exploration once you finish all the content.
Nope, the pawns never shut up and after a while it does get repetitious. But I still enjoy listening to their banter with me, with each other and it's a welcome change from Skyrim's loooong periods of silence interrupted by moments of "I'm sworn to carry your burdens". The whole companion system was brilliantly done by the developers and the pawns are clearly one of the best things about DD2.
i had like 180 of the seeker tokens way before i did the mission that gives the pass and the port crystal. i am super happy i can just do what i want an progress at my own pace.
I turned a corner and a Dragon was sound asleep. I thought, ok, lets just walk slowly past.....nope....my warrior pawn decided right at that moment to loudly run up to it and start slashing away at it with his greatsword! I was level.....maybe.....20ish. It was as you said, like an atom bomb dropping on us. My little squishy sorcerer arisen was abruptly stamped out of extstence along with my whole squad. I refused to use a wakestone as I hoard them like toilet paper! Honestly, I have about 60 hours on my main account and about 30 on my second PS account and I love the game so so much! I love how the game can coast along for ages and then one enemy looks at you and goes, well, f*** you in particular and you are wiped off the face of the earth
The main thing, someone new to Dragon's Dogma, needs to understand up front, is that this game is not about questing, it's about exploration, it's about having your own adventure, seeing a griffin on top of a mountain, and going up to kill it, not because there's a quest marker on it, but because it's fun. Just like the original, the game is designed to explore until you can turn in, and or complete several quests in one go, not one at a time, that takes a little planning, and patience. That's not going to be for everybody, which is fine, Ubisoft games exist.
Everyone who plays dragon’s dogma 2 has a different story to tell after each play session.
I only have one thing to say, the manner of speech is more akin to olden English, has nothing to do with translation or them being Japanese :D That's just what "proper" English used to sound like
I love this game. I’ve spent hours and haven’t scratched the surface.
I will forgive your comments about Dragon’s Dogma 1😉 and still subscribe. I agree wholeheartedly about the traversal… it’s so dense, and enjoyable.
You play an Archer. Did you know that if you come upon those stealth goblins that hide in the tall grass, and you see them as a player (but the Colonel doesn’t) your character won’t auto-target them. I hate those little buggers.
If you get the chance, or desire to do so), try to find the path to the right to get to Battahl. It’s a mountain path, and torrential thunderstorm, that leads to a crazy cave. I won’t give away the conflict, but there’s no dragon, or golem. When you get through it, to me, I was thinking it had a grande canyon spectacle.
Subbed. Like the style of content my guy.
Only thing I have to say is comparing a mechanic into a game if it shares something with another IE “stamina” doesn’t make it a “souls like”. We gotta stop comparing everything to souls games. It’s disingenuous to the souls franchise and the producers of other titles. Because of that logic you should consider every souls game a “shadow of the colossus” like because it has stamina. Know what I mean?
Keep it up. Waiting to see what future content you put out.
This video was very good, i enjoyed listening to you as a first time listener and now new subscriber.
He didn’t even talk about combat which is insane because traversal alone is more than enough to fill a video
I think Elden Ring absolutely crushes Dragon's Dogma 2 in game design, enemy design, absolutely crushes it on a story/lore front, destroys this game when it comes to open world map and regions, enemy types and design....
And for so many reasons I won't list here I'll take Dragon's Dogma 3 over Elden Ring 2 please and thank you.
You haven't come across the game breaker yet. Fill up your Storage at an inn or home chest. Once it's full, you can't collect anything. You can't add items to your pawns and you become encumbered and slow to a crawl.
And items can be sold too so.... I don't understand the issue (although I admit I forget to sell those goblin parts I can't store).
I am an IT Director with 22 hours on the opening weekend alone. I also played DD1 but never finished it, even with 100+ hours in it. It was the same as this one; you just get lost in the world and have to remember there is a main quest to do. But DD2 is by far a much better game than DD1. 10/10
Considering you're a small channel (I'm not a youtuber at all but the consumer), I think these initial videos for you helps you establish your style. So please ball as much as you want
Colonel Sanders lol. You nailed it
You can in fact get into betahl by hiding in a passing ox cart without having the pass to get through
20-30 hours that's it? You got a long way to go
Last few days
Am I the only one who thinks dd1 is way less sluggish than dd2. It’s more control based like you can snap in any direction and the springing is way faster
I have 480hrs in the first and 140 hours in dd2 plus plat trophy you are correct
@@smokey_novanacho that’s how I remembered it, he must not have played much
Love the format of this video
You can turn the Pawn volume down in the audio settings to the point of silence 👌🏻
@@Willemguitar How does one acquire Aphonite though? I haven't found it or Hawker yet (I'm fine with my translator useless as it is).
The colonel is using fresh griffin and dragon in his recipes now. Finger lickin
The crazy thing about the dragon story is the fact that I had a similar experience, I encountered that same dragon but I was on the other side & was looking for another path since I didn’t have the papers yet, but I witnessed the dragon fighting the cyclops & started shooting him with the balysta that’s there…needless to say I died but it was memorable since I didn’t expect a freaking DRAGON 🐉
Please keep making this content. I found your channel from this video and think you did an awesome job with it.
15:02 There is a pawn speciaization called Aphonite, which will prevent them from flooding you with dialogue. The problem is that it can prevent you from identifying Dragonsplague, since one of the symptoms is irregular dialogue.
Also, the way you talk about the translated language and language barriers in general sounds like you haven't reached the elven village. Find the elf in Vernworth and give him a bow so he can take you there.
Ppl complaining about mtx, Not knowing its useless bc you dont need it.
Ppl complaining about less content, asking for hardmode😂 bc steamrolling the Story, fastrun endgame.
Ppl asking for multiplayer and so on.
For me,
Dd2 is the long missed Skyrim 2.0 that i missed from the start of Starfield Desaster.
I play at a very low pace, lightyears away from complete mainstory, days at work are stress enough 😂
I think theres room for more in this game like snow areas but its massive entertaining, so i have nothing to complain about.
Looking forward for more content! 👍
I have very few issues with this game, however I wish I could place my own markers like we can in other open world games. I get it we get 5 but those are for navigation. I want to be able to mark places of interest on the map whether that’s a griffins nest or a mini boss spawn or even an apple orchard. I love exploring but I don’t like that I can’t mark or annotate my discoveries on the map beyond the game marking caves.
I wish we had more options for the way the story could end. And after going into NG + I wish we could utilize our current equipment we take into the NG to skip over the main campaign and just go straight to the end fight. We can get right up to it but without progressing the story we can’t gain access to the end.
That’s it really, 10/10 otherwise
I presume (haven't tried) you can make forgeries of any item you need for the quests and immediately complete them upon acquiring the quest making the main story an hour long if you so desire. That's what the speedrun mode of DD1 was all about (that and kicking oxen).
New here but loving the content! Dragons dogma 2 is probably my game of the year, and one of the most memorable games I have played in a very long time.
Ask anyone about the game and they will inevitably tell you a cool story about some adventure they had trying to do a quest!
I once shot a massive ballista at a dragon from very far away and the bolt hit the weak spot somehow and it just….died…instantly. Went to go loot it, and a griffin wanted the prize so he bomb dove from the top of the sky box and almost killed my entire party. Little did he know that my warrior, now clad with a hammer with insane knockdown power, was ready to dole out some justice. Needless to say, he didn’t get that sweet dragon loot…I did… and then I immediately put it into my pawns inventory because it weighs a shit ton lol
The only issue I see at the with DD2s game system after about 60 hrs, for those with your similar mindset, is that while dense, they give you a bit too much too fast in terms of stats and skills. What I mean by that is vocation progression can go very quickly if you know what your doing/playing the game as intended virtually unlocking everything one vocation has to offer in one or two gaming sessions.
This inherently isnt a bad thing as it allows you to really explore your vocation quickly and switch to a new one fairly easily to try that new ones out as well. What makes it feel bad, at least for me in late game, is it gives you these master class skills that you just barely earned, or didnt even earn you just received by befriending a miester, without putting in an equivalent amount of effort mastering the class. Because of that there are a couple vocations that I have the master skills in that I can barely play, but because I have a game breaking ability, I dont really have to learn how to play it.
For me thats fine because I dont really like using the meister skills nor do I intend to play those vocations anyways and am instead focusing in on the vocations I do enjoy, but from a content perspective, it really limits the amount of stuff I actually feel motivated to experiment with.
I have a solution for you - Warfarer. Get all the fashion and all the skills except the master skills.
@@Syaniiti the warfarer actually emphasizes this issue for me tho - the fact you level all the vocations with the warfarer for free means I'll be able to unlock all the skills, but will have barely even touched the dedicated vocation
content wise DD2 has a ton, and its for you to explore, but if you arent motivated to or you just want to gun and run the story its definitely not for you. but what im trying to say here is I wish it wasnt so clear that it was designed like that, I wish there was just a few more road blocks, a few more obstacles to just slow you're progression to force you to play differently rather than only "you're traveling for a while, try something new"
@@J4rring Ah, well I didn't know that warfarer leveled others so I only went warfare after I had maxed every vocation already.
@@Syaniiti see i wish i had that same motivation, but my bonk brain just wants to bonk harder so when I got all the warrior bonks in like 4 hrs of gameplay I was a bit sad that I had hit everything it had to offer already
"And so is Bethesda" Man........ I had to pause the video......... that was VISCERAL.
Funny, I think the travel dampens the best part of Dragon's Dogma as a series; it's large monster encounters. If everyone was given an eternal ferry stone like in the expansion Dark Arisen, I'm sure combat and builds would far surpass the exploration aspect of the game.
I feel like an eternal ferrystone would be a net negative, I do wish that the stores sold more than 1 ferrystone at a time but using them should be a choice you make whether you want to spend that 10k or not.
IMO DD1 is smoother than DD2. I recently started playing DDDA again after beating DD2 and I miss the old vocations, the advanced and hybrid classes in Dark Arisen are able to carry 2 different weapons with 3 skills each so you can mix and match skills that fit your playstyle.
Got nothing on Witcher, but seems better than Boren Ring.
I hardly ever fast travel, well portstones. I do use the carts and the rope system in the desert I love just rounding around the open world fighting stuff. Im almost level 50
I like how they use the word queer to describe something unusual. Reminds me of the 90's.
DLC and expansions are still totally different things. DLC are bite-sized content, expansion often refers to large sized content that expand onto the story and add a large sweep of changes to the base game to alter the original experience in a major way.
No? DLC means downloadable content and guess what you did to get the expansions??? Hint you Download the content.
you mean the openworld where you fight the same 5 mobs the entire 20 min walk to another town for the entire game?
Very entertaining take on the game so far ❤
I'm having a blast playing this, and it just happened so that I'm on vacation with nothing else to do.
I haven't enjoyed a single player experience like this in YEARS! I think Kingdom Come Deliverance was the last game that enthralled me like this ❤
I did like it. Nice chill conversation based around how you feel about the subject. Im 70 hours into the game and I dunno, I think i want an unlimited use ferry stone. I think that with just like 5 port crystals would be best. I like that you can move them wherever you want thats an awesome idea.
Once you reach endgame ferrystones start dropping like candy, I'd like a total of around 10 portcrystals though.
Turn Pawn dialog voice down to about 25-50% to be much more tolerable. On PC version, it has an option to turn pawn dialog off
I’m surprised you find this one of the most entertaining open worlds you’ve played in a while. To me, it doesn’t feel open at all. It’s all paths. Plus it’s very generic and the repetitive mobs don’t make it any better. I don’t get the same sense of “I really want to explore this world” as I did with Elden Ring. The best items come from the vendors, it kills the excitement of exploring for chests.
While the "best" items do come from 1 specific vendor and the 2nd "best" weapons also come from vendors nigh every other tier of weapon/armor seems to be found while exploring.
I think the lack of special effect weapons (found 1 staff with silence and daggers with poison and that's it) is a bigger issue. I miss rusted weapons.
@@Syaniiti yea I wish I could find more items like you listed while exploring or taking down a monster. I found some really cool blue daggers that have an effect on them but I haven’t played as a thief yet, neither has my pawn.
This game was a step back from the 1st one for sure. Wide as an ocean deep as a puddle kinda feels
@@eightninety. Most of the best stuff for the first game did come in the dlc. Basegame to basegame 2 still lacks Griffin and Guts cosplays.
@@Syaniiti are you telling me that a full budget and support of the publisher with 12 yrs of development time is still not enough? :((
Exploration is what DD excels at. It rewards you for exploring, whether it be finding new items or fighting new monsters. It encourages you to also revisit past areas because the world keeps evolving. The world feels alive. Games like Elden Ring, Witcher 3 and BG3 dont even have that. Thats what makes DD special imo.
Excellent review man! New sub here 🎉🎉🎉! I would love to see a let's play of dd2!
Dragons dogma is way more snappy than 2. The action has been turned down and the sequel is slower. I don't know how you came to that conclusion. That's the first thing I noticed with dd2 is that the movement is less snappy, that they don't turn on a dime, and it's not as responsive.
Oh yeah... dd1 feels way better in movement. The sprinting, the jumping while sprinting... exploring feels much better.
Bruhh Exactly my thoughts 2 is Far more Deliberately* slow & if you feel 1 is slower than 2 this should tell you don't have a firm grasp on what you're talking about..so maybe GO BACK and reconsider b4 just accepting a fallacy
Subbed. Good job.
I really wish they let you climb walls like in zelda. Would have made the traversal even better :)
my only issue with this game is lack of auto targeting for melee weapons. I think they left it out for immersion and its fucking annoying to me 😂 other than that this game is PROBABLY going to be a GOTY nominee
I accidently beat the main story. So I rage quit last night knowing that I didn't even cover half the content. Good thing that my last inn save was the night before. I've never had such a love/hate relationship over a game. Some of the game play decisions are head scratchers. I dig the no hand holding approach but give a dog a bone on some of this stuff.
Why not just go NG+ instead of Innsave? Also 0 innrest for the postgame is pretty hardcore considering the fights.
@@Syaniiti Postgame was hard????
@@smokey_novanacho 2 of the fights had me lose quite a bit of my max hp.
Then I went MA and never got hit again so I guess, maybe?
Ng+ is useless, the mobs aren’t harder or anything… you’re just literally gonna do it again
@@eightninety. I find the normal worldstate more enjoyable to the redness that is postgame, so being in ng+ feels better for me.
The problem with Dragon’s Dogma 2 is that it disrespects your time. The way they handled the save system makes it as if the devs don’t care how much time you attributed to the game. I lost upwards of 10 hours when I loaded an Inn Save that immediately overwritten my manual save. A game that makes it easy to throw away hours spent is not a game for me. There are more games that makes deleting your save file harder and put more manual effort and consciousness. This game makes creating a new game as simple as 2 clicks which is bad. The game forces you to grind vocations and skillset. A far cry from the Souls series which takes skill and starting from scratch doesn’t feel daunting as it’s a learned experience.
@@Willemguitar Why the f’ck are you defending a bad system? Elden Ring, CyberPunk 2077, Baldur’s Gate 3, Mass Effect Trilogy, Dragon Age and many others have done better save systems. And like many reviewers has said, if you get stuck in some geometry in the game world and it auto saves in a bad place, you are screwed, your only option is an inn save and you lose progress. That’s a scummy system. Don’t defend bad systems, it’s like defending the woke virus plaguing video games.
I've been "stuck" in terrain twice, both times the game booted me out of the terrain after a couple of seconds. If you've somehow managed to get proper stuck then props to you, I've tried several times and been in perpetual fall in a terrain for many seconds as a result.
I've also "lost" about an hour of playtime due to going back to inn saves because I messed up a quest or sold a piece of gear on accident.
Agree with you. I was so excited about Starfield that I bought an Xbox and a physical copy of Starfield the day of release. And to my surprise, the exploration was the most disappointing portion of the game. Besides that, there was no enemy variety whatsoever. I think I remember maybe four different enemy types? It was ridiculous. The fact that your decisions make no impact on the overall arcing storyline really made everything feel inconsequential. With Dragon's Dogma 2 however, decisions actually matter, most importantly, the exploration has the perfect dopamine implication that I've ever experienced in a video game. I put about 65 hours into it. And I thought I would get bored trying to grind out the vocations. Come to find out. I love exploring every little nook and cranny and I'm realizing there's so much more that I hadn't seen my first time around. I haven't even finished and gone to new game plus yet because I want to uncover all of the map and find all the seeker tokens.
Can say wholeheartedly that I have had a video game hit me like this since Halo 2 when I was much younger.
Great game, currently stuck on finishing a quest properly or fk it and continue/try to finish the game. Even tempted to start new game :/ Didn't know some missions are time sensitive and skipped some stuff. Sort of accidently, was tired of running back and forth as messenger.
There's two things i absolutely hate about DD2.
They made so you basically cant solo the game at all. You could DD1 in all classes, DA included.
The main reason for that is because of my next point...
The loss gauge is the most ridiculous system they ever gave us. Its complete garbage.
If i die, then fine, ill try again, but no... the loss gauge persisting after death is moronic.
This game already lacks a dodge mechanic, and getting grazed is enough to make you stumble and fall over like a drunk anemic... you ARE gonna get that gauge accumulation every time.
DD2 is a good game, but DD1 is a great game.
Also... no Mystic Knight?? No Assassin?? Immediately worse than DD1
There are so many campsites that once you actually start using them soloing doesn't seem to be an issue (except for trickster, unless there's some weird thing where a trickster can actually damage the Dragon). Then again you don't need to kill the Dragon so....
Why does everyone associate stamina management with souls games? All sorts of games do that, Morrowind does that the most, Conan Exiles does that too, does that mean that survival games are souls-like? It's asinine to say the least. Does that also mean that Sekiro is not a souls-like?
TRUE!
You can dodge in dark souls and that one mechanic alone makes it a better game.
So can other classes, but only the ones you'd expect to be able to, a warrior in heavy armor couldn't be rolling around like a crazy person. But a thief dashing about makes perfect sense. It's immersive, which makes it better in some regards. And fighters can also evade damage by blocking it and countering which fits a realistic theme. I'm all for the DD2 systems.
All the melee classes have ways to avoid damage (dodge for thief and spearhand, block for fighter, stunlock for warrior).
Great video man!
I enjoyed the content
This channel talks about games I'm really interested in and the videos look nice and well edited. But it's the second chance I gave and once again pretty braindead opinions lol.
First one I watched was about NWN2 and how you didn't even understand the story you were trying to explain and now I just needed to see the part you say the game borrowed the stamina system from Souls games, because yeah they were the ones that invented or popularized it right??
No dragons dogma is actually is made in english and dubbed to Japanese
Ey brother.
Got into beastren territory illegally
Visa? what's that?
i really wanted to unlock the other vocations early
Heres how go to checkpoint rest town. Then go to inn and you should see a bench below the inn sit there to reset the day and rest two more times at the bench until its evening. Then go to the bridge across from the bench and you should see an oxcart thats black, after that get inside and wait until it reaches the otherside of the gate into batthal.
@@smokey_novanacho I just realized the importance of punctuation.
I was saying I already did that ( I just wasn't mention I ng the method incas3 people didn't want spoilers). And doing a sarcastic joke about not needing the letter. Hence using the term "visa".
The follow up was just a why I did that
you sound good
25 to 30 hours is absolutley nothing in this game .People will play thousands of hours in this game.Dedication and perseverance ought to help you as you seem to give in arisen.
2hour trip is so cool. Yeah traversal:)
now they just need to remove drm and ill play it
🎉🎉🎉great vib🎉🎉🎉
Play more games buddy
Dogma 2 is garbage, Dark Arisen is by far the superior game
Most entertaining? Lol red dead
Yeah this game is fun the first 30 hours complete dog shit after. Lack of enemy variety and lack of loot make this game pointless to play after the first couple of hours