Sneaky mechanics worthy of FromSoftware, the dragon plague (Dragonsplague) has ruined the existence of many adventurers having seen their Pawns struck by an affliction which, if not treated in an incredibly radical manner, ends up releasing a calamity which indiscriminately decimates all the NPCs around it. To limit this kind of small inconvenience and not waste its awakening stones, Capcom will reduce the frequency of infection of this damn disease and ensure that the symptoms of contaminated Pawns are easier to see. Players will also welcome an improvement to the mini-map, namely that treasure chests already opened will no longer be displayed on it. Another noble gesture on the part of Capcom, no longer throw in prison a player who had the misfortune of fighting against monsters in town.
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Dragon's Dogma 2, for loyal Pawns with silky hair
The essence of this updatewhich will be available this month “ on each platform as soon as it is ready “, however, focuses on the well-deserved re-education of the Pawns, both in their behavior and in their language. Less inclined to jump into the void, ignore your high fives or forget to guide you, they will also be quicker to react when the player asks for help while captive. The patch notes even claim that the Pawns will repeat the same lines of dialogue less often and that they will be able to express themselves more coherently with the circumstances. They grow so fast.