Why Dragons Dogma 2 Is An Unacceptable Masterpiece

Dragon's Dogma 2 is an unacceptable masterpiece. It's outdated, unpolished, frustrating and, at times, downright absurd. Yet despite all its shortcomings, I can't put it down. With its unpredictable encounters, rewarding combat, unique pawn system and open world that encourages genuine exploration, Dragon's Dogma 2 reminds me of the magic I experienced playing games like The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Skyrim as a kid. But there's a catch. A limited variety of environments, uncanny NPCs, repetitive enemies and occasionally baffling quest design hold this game back from reaching its full potential. So why do I love it so much? And what does Dragon's Dogma 2 get right that so many modern open-world RPGs seem to have forgotten? In this video, we explore the highs, lows and untapped potential of Capcom's ambitious RPG, comparing it to games like Crimson Desert, Elden Ring, The Witcher 3 and Red Dead Redemption 2 to understand why imperfection can sometimes create something truly special. TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 02:19 Open World 13:45 NPCs 18:54 Side Quests 23:55 Pawn System 26:49 Combat 30:06 Closing Thoughts Save Money on Video Games with Eneba!: https://ene.ba/AVVGaming-Bropacks https://ene.ba/AVVGaming-Games https://ene.ba/AVVGaming #dragonsdogma2 #skyrim #crimsondesertgameplay #eldenring #witcher3