Witcher 3 or Nioh 2

‘Ear ye, ‘Ear ye, His Grace, Hideaki Itsuno has ‘imself said that they will announce the release date of Dragon’s Dogma 2 tomorrow at the showcase. Stay tuned, fellow Arisens. - Infinite Cringe

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Story = under-rated. Everything else = bland rehash Action combat games are only good for 5-10 hours and then become mind numbing boring. The rest of the actual gameplay itself is not memorable at all.

well said 🤔

Disgustingly fat on pizza

Same with fried chicken, so in other words it’s not the best 😅.

Not the best but DEFINITELY popular. Cant wait for the sequel.@@lotusinn3

And just like a piZZA,its overrated

Capcom never had confidence in the title. They put it through a hellish development cycle (thus almost 1/3 of the game was discarded late in the cycle) and then threw it onto the market with little to no advertising. It's amazing the IP survived... but... that's because -- even unfinished -- it was brilliant on so many levels.

I sign bellow. It was Dark Souls and Skyrim who throwed it on the shadows, but didn't escaped to my eyes ;D

@@kaipacifica1289 And now we're getting our sequel, woohooooo 8D

Compare the release dates for DD and Skyrim... it died at the hands of dimwits, over the water cooler.

​@@raphathekidyou and the other guy are both right, on PS3 I almost bought DD but I went for Skyrim And many many years later I accidentally came across DD on sales (on PS4), I had forgotten about this game due to its poor advertising

Spoilers! 😂

I know what you mean; when it comes to DD it feels like I can't finish the cycle of eternal return

to think that some of DD ideas/content was cut due to time , budget and technology difficulties. If DD2 going to be the game DD was supposed to be, we definitely going to be stuck in the endless cycle.

Me too. No save files SUCKS however.

Finish the cycle of ETERNAL RETURN

Man, Elden Ring can kick rocks once DD2 releases.

@@actualamateur149woah woah woah there… tht Elden ring DLC will be 🔥 never played DD you think it’s better? Base game vs base game not counting graphics unless u want a war in the comments

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@@chauncey5962 I started with the Souls series from DS1, and have been a massive fav of Fromsoft since the King's Field games. So don't mistake my absolute love for Dragon's Dogma as me not appreciating how incredible ER is. HOWEVER, I have just been praying for a sequel ever since I first beat the game back when it released in 2012. 12 whole fucking years for a sequel to one of my top 3 games.

@@actualamateur149damn a top 3 for you? I really don’t have any excuse not to try it I guess it’s always on sale ridiculously cheap and it’s always interested me since I’ve seen it

You mean the Drake in the Devilfire Grove? >D Ohh yes, the first encounter ever is a big surprise with him, and scared the hell out of me! Haha

@@raphathekid by the main road there is a rock, if you have time you can kill him by hiding behind it very early game but don't count on ur gear getting upgraded. very low rng but the kill is worth it and going to take hours.

@@MisterTraps I normally face him when i get to level 30+, normally 40 or 50 XD And don't worry, i play Dragon's Dogma since PS3, so i have like 3K hours or lost the count already. And you're right, the dragonforging rate is pretty low, the best one to farm the upgrade is the Cursed Dragon on BBI XD P.S' I have a video on my channel that is called "Some beasts still remains", take a look to see how lucky i was, haha

@MisterTraps your use of punctuation is lacking.

@@Kor1134english second language 😁

That’s where DD2 comes in

Don't agree. One of the best action gameplay systems in an early 2010s RPG. Don't think it does anything better than other RPGs of the time in other categories though, certainly not than all other RPGs of all time. Other RPGs have a better claim to that title being better rounded in all areas. Final fantasies, Zeldas, Chrono triggers, Baldur's Gates, Star oceans etc

​@@7dayspkingIt's a shame that CAPCOM didn't invest more in Dragons Dogma when it was first released. If they had delivered the complete experience without budget cuts, it could have been a huge hit. Unfortunately, they missed the opportunity to skyrocket the game's popularity like Dark Souls did. Now that DD2 has arrived late to the party, it's hard to compete with Fromsoft's four new games. CAPCOM would instead babysit/give more attention to their Monster Hunter IP. MHW already has the new-gen mechanics that Dragons Dogma should have had.

Maybe "Action RPG" but not RPGs in general. But besides that, I don't even consider this even an ARPG. There's no real choice for dialogue, and you're really just outfitting your main character and main pawn with gear and changing classes every now and then. It's even less of an RPG than Diablo, which is a series I've *never* considered an RPG. I'd still rank it among one of the best games of all time though. Like I said in a previous comment, it's basically Capcom's older 2D D&D games redone in 3D.

@@Neonmirrorblack in terms of straight game mechanics, you may have a point. however, in terms of head-cannon/player-driven role-play, let me just say that i can make a short fat jewish sorcerer, who has a giant black slave bodyguard. name one other RPG that lets me do that xD

I've owned it since it came out (PS3 I think?). Never really played it. Think I remember the beginning a little, then getting to where you get your first pawns. But for whatever reason, I stopped playing. But you have me at "Everquest"! To me, EQ is THE best game ever released. So many reasons why. But I'd really love to hear how/why it reminds you of EQ. It's kindof rare to see people say, "this game is kindof like EQ, in a way". I've done it. With oddball comparisons to games like Terraria, Tarkov hehe. Terraria because of it's "make your own way gamestyle", also how you sortof have to think "what do I want to do/accomplish tonight" - made me remember how EQ did that. You had to plan before you logged in. With Tarkov, it's the lack of handholding, but mostly because of how it utilizes map knowledge. I remember having to guide people through dungeons in EQ, as well as having to know where certain mobs spawned. Knowledge was power. Same thing in Tarkov.

Everquest didn't hold your hand. You had to yell out for someone find your corpse, so you can drag it out of danger and loot it.. You needed a balanced team or it wouldn't work. If you were an ass, you couldn't find a group. This game reminds me of EQ, because of some of the unforgiving mechanics. Remember the need to kill a beetle for light at lower levels or paying to get a portal. I like that you can use the pawns to simulate the old groups from EQ and little things like bumping into people matter. EQ your race or deity you follow could get you killed. Many deaths in OT as a Bard. Fighting down a dungeon and having the team wipe, only to have to do it again to get your stuff.... And raids with 50+ toons. No red circles under bosses to know they were going to cast. You had to learn fights.@@vhayne91777

​@@vhayne91777bro if you like tarkov and EQ I highly recommend Dark and Darker I play EQ (p99) regularly with some friends and Dark and Darker is how I imagine dungeon crawling felt back in the day on PvP EQ servers

Everquest was soooo funny when it first came out. What a trip.

EQ monk pulls and splitting the 3 stoogies (dragons at temple of veeshan) best time of my life! Or pulling the lava bird out of the hot lava, I forgot the name of it in the cave in planes of fire 🔥.

Maybe Baldur's Gate 3 is alsp a pleasant experience, but is only for PS5 besides PC XD I have a PS4 that... well, got compomised by a lightning discharge last month .-.

Disagree with you on it being the definition of role playing. I only consider it an RPG very loosely, similar to other JRPGs. More of an combat, gameplay, action focused game. Not much depth in character interactions, branching story, characters, questing or role playing. Not as linear as the majority of JRPGs but not as in depth as almost any western RPG in those areas, not even than Euro RPGs which tend to be more limited than American RPGs. Kind of like the opposite of Souls, the sames games are less linear and more open ended than Dragons Dogma but have weaker questing, dialogue and branching. Both are pretty weak though

BG3, being a turn-based DND tabletop esque game, still has restrictions that don't quite make it comparable to DD in my eyes. @@raphathekid

I prefer the base game to Bitterblack isle. Bitterblack enemies are a bit too spongey and it's too much of a repetitive grind, kinda like a slightly better done Everfall, that wasn't really good IMO

I just started and it’s pretty awesome so far

Hay man can you tell me the difference between the the original and dark arisen ?

Minatour is not best enemy I want to beat. I meant good lord that thing had tough skin

In what way was it ahead of its time?

​@@7dayspking Everything.

The graphics are surprisingly nice to look at especially lighting

First one is absolutely amazing it's 85% off on all platforms. So you can get it cheap

You should try to play it before 2 comes out. It’s very good. Dark Arisen adds a lot of play-time and challenge as well.

@@kolbywilliams7234 I have over 2k hours juat on the switch. I have it on Xbox an ps5

Highly recommend playing the first one! It goes on sale for dirt cheap all the time and it’s fantastic. I do expect DD2 is be to the same level of quality that Elden ring is!

@lucasglat764 - The game really kicks off when you reach the city of Gran Soren

@@KellyKMc alright, im gonna keep that in mind. Any advice for beginners?

You're probably a month in, but for beginners I would honestly just say have fun. Use the first playthrough to just explore everything and see everything. Then maybe start a new character afterwards if you're a stickler for stats and min maxing. @@lukasglatt764

Same. By all accounts i should be crazy about this game. Yet I wasn’t enthralled at all. The gameplay wasn’t for me and without engaging gameplay I have no reason to want to play it

@@Childofbhaal " Without engaging gameplay" I'm gonna need to you elaborate, my dude.

@@actualamateur149 I just mean it wasn’t engaging for me personally not not engaging in general. To me it felt clunky and rigid. It was lacking “weight” if that makes sense

@@Childofbhaal Yeah, I can understand what you mean. Pretty sure I felt the same way about the weightlessness of the attacks, but it was just overshadowed by the variety of playstyles for me.

It's not even purely the last generation, at least when it comes to consoles. It actually came out on PS3, so it's second to last. Never got into it though. I tried 3 times and DD seems like a game I would adore, but it hasn't clicked for some reason.

it's a great game, so charming

There is fast travel. You have to use ferry stones (single use) pre-dlc, but if you get the Dark Arisen version, you get and eternal ferry stone.

And later in the game you can buy an item you can place almost anywhere as a teleportation point. Up to 10 in the whole world.

because Baldur's Gate 3 is not as great as the critics say it is. .. I've never played Dragon's Dogma, but I might be checking out Dragon's Dogma 2!

@@ProbablyLying baldurs gate 3 is very good to be fair, maybe one of the top 10 ever in my list? But dragons dogma is one of my top 10 and you should really check it out

Going by the current trends of sequels, probably woke and probably trash

Sorry but I can't agree. A great classic? Absolutely. One of the best games ever made? For sure. But it can't beat Elden Ring. Disregarding the graphics, there is so much more enemy variety, areas to explore, boss fights, no quests like "kill 30 rabbits" or "escort this dude to the shadow fort". Dude, I love this game, but this is like comparing Grigori (ER) to Alduin (DD)

@@NisAenino yeah and Grigori is better so what's your point? Elden Ring doesn't hold a candle to Dragon's Dogma. Sorry there was no confusing half baked plot about how Grigori was your grandmother or something (that's a Radagon/Merika reference if you didn't catch it) In Dragon's Dogma death makes sense, it's permanent without magic. In Elden Ring? makes ZERO SENSE! why? cause the point of ER is the challenge/ dificulty and to die repeadetly. The story in itself is a jumbled mess and not fully coherent (although thanks to George RR Martin the story is a bit less drivel from the soul series, but not by a lot) DD has a good story line but the only reason people like you don't like it is it's too "mundane" for you. not enough explosions or wild stuff going on to keep your attention. also did you play DD at all? there are loads of enemy variety? goblins, ogres, cyclops, hydra, griffins, drakes, zombies, skeletons, cockatrice, chimera, harpies, ghosts, living armors, death aka the grim reaper??? saurians/saurian sages, stone/metal golems, beholders, wolves, hellhounds, liches, strigoi, eliminator, garm, silver/golden knights, leap worn corrupted pawns and bandits (im sure im missing a few) as opposed to ER? mostly undead soldiers/knights/peasants who wildly swing at you but sure...suuuree. ER definetly has more enemies to fight, for sure...

The game goes from stoic action adventure to dark gothic action horror. "Do not think. Step one foot in front of the other and by the makers love...keep swinging..."

Did...did you just say....TWENTY-SIXTH?!?! Damn bro! lol....I'm always amazed when I see things slike this! I seriously couldn't imagine a scenario where I consume my favorite form of entertainment repeatedly like that lol

@@trinigooner8865 yeah, not all new toons ofc, but overall.. cant really be done with DD with only 6-7 playthroughs 😁

@@trinigooner8865 I might have that many. Mostly I made lots of new characters and pawns for people to hire

I loved wkc! Nobody remembers it but me lol