Even the Cyclops is amazed: catapults in Dragon's Dogma 2 are more useful than expected!
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Dragon's Dogma 2 is big, very big in fact. The open world is bursting at the seams and is still full of secrets around a week after the role-playing game was released.
Now fans have revealed another thing: you should never march past a catapult without firing it at least once.
We clear the way
The well-known motto of Volksbank Raiffeisenbank can also be ideally translated into the catapults in Dragon's Dogma 2. Because as a user on X (formerly Twitter) proves, the wooden comrades can be used very profitably from time to time.
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With a bit of luck, the projectiles fired open up completely new paths in the open world and allow you to to explore previously inaccessible areas.
But just see for yourself:
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It is important to mention: This doesn't work with every catapult (and yes: strictly speaking it is a trebuchet, a sub-form of the catapult). There are also many representatives who simply fire a stone somewhere. But that's exactly what makes it so exciting. You always have to find out whether a new path opens or not.
Some of you may have already come across this feature due to your own urge to explore and are now thinking, old talk! But below the tweet there are more and more comments from fans who are also totally surprised.
Among other things, the user who is notorious for his leaks also reports Okami13who is stunned:
Do you know how many of them I've already walked past 😭.
Also RuDoKa can't believe the useful catapults have passed him by so far:
How do I manage to learn something new about this game every day, even if I've already played 40 hours?
And of course the really important questions are also asked, for example by Flashy Hashira:
Can you catapult your minions?
Don't worry, if you're starting your adventure in Dragon's Dogma 2 now, you don't have to figure everything out on your own. You have us – and we have lots of guides. We have linked some of them in the box above so that they can loyally support you like your vassals.
Be honest: Did you already know about the useful catapults or did you think the wooden colossi were nice decorations in the open world? Feel free to write it to us in the comments section!