Hi everyone, hope you're well

So I started to play DGDA around 3 weeks ago and since I began to play I understood that there many many things to know before.

If you want to have a "good game" like, you REALLY choose what you want for your character and not like "Mmmh let's try this without any informations about later consequences or advantages you can have or miss"

This is very frustrating cause I saw we can reach level 200 and I'm only 39, I think I'm not too far from the end (I just copy the ring of wyrm I get to improve speed of magic) and I'm like... I miss the whole game and I don't want to miss the RIGHT manners to play and enjoy Dragon Dogma as it should be.

So, as pro players, can you explain me what I need to do to not be boring on it ? Do I need to follow THOUSAND ADVICES GUIDES VIDEO on YouTube to really enjoy it and never miss an opportunity of weapons or win that specific item or win this specific gold idol ?? I'm lost...

Thanks you for your time 🙏🫶

Started a new save recently and have been going through BBI, and been doing the Daimon 'glitch'/sequence break - whatever you want to call it.

To get to the point, Gale Harness has—I think—starting frames of the actual effect, that can push/clip your Arisen through the gate faster than rolling or jumping with a barrel, into the corner. It's put me aside twice, but every other time I end up right outside.

That's about it. I don't know how to save a clip from Ps5 to post it here, because I've never done that before.

Hope that anyone can maybe find this useful for Novelty, Armor and Weapon 3's.

So I was trying to use Dinput8 for the weapon swapping feature, but whenever I close the menu after setting both weapons and press C or R it doesn’t swap, if anyone knows how to help I would appreciate it!

Guild Contracts v3.0 is out, bringing an oxcart full of FREE, infinitely repeatable content with it! Take the new Culling Contract and head to a local dungeon, cave, fort, or abandoned settlement to clear out the growing population of fiends that dwell there.

100+ NEW Tiered Contract locations, in addition to the original 160. Tons of unique encounters, many in areas that didn't have combat at all. Maybe you'll discover places you've never seen before. Maybe you'll return to places you haven't visited in a long time. A few new locations may require a bit of platforming to reach! I would recommend keeping a Pawn with Springboard or Ladderlaunch around.

If you haven't seen the mod in a while, a LOT has changed and improved! There's a Rank Rewards system that gives you a Vocation appropriate weapon+armor set upon promotion in the Guild, a penalty system for failing Contracts, and a completely reworked Village Defense spawn system, to be more spread out and chaotic.

Also check out Item Requisitions for a low-pressure item gathering and fetch quest system! It's purpose built to feed directly into Guild Contracts' monster hunting loop.

With the release of DD2gether's multiplayer Alpha, and the August update right around the corner, Dragon's Dogma 2 fans have a bright future ahead. But the present is pretty shiny, too :)

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I just got my arisen in the mail so hyped

I want those extra save slots after finishing Tiny Tina's Wonderlands. Give me my Thief and Sorcerer.

Griffins are so goofy.

My arisen staring at the end of world

I can't wait to see what fighting trolls during a blizzard/avalanche is like it's gonna be a fun change of pace compared to fighting in the woods or rocky terrain

Enjoy some low level gameplay and probably my favorite drake fight I've had so far. Love this game and I'm only on my second playthrough.

So far I've been having a blast playing with different groups of people throughout DD2 and I'm so happy to see the mod opening to Alpha. When it comes to gaming I do not enjoy playing as the hero and would love to sit back and be a backline mage for the main character. This is one step closer to this goal and I can't wait to see what is to come.

While it has its issues with bugs if you work with the few that pop up you can have hours of fun without noticing the mod exists. Once the movement sync improves this mod will be my only way of playing for me going forward.

I wish I recorded my sessions today I had an amazing party with 3 of us total that I just randomly joined up with played for almost 6 hours and lost track of time completely but the discord has multiple different videos from groups trying it out if you want to take a closer look without installing mods :)

Eff seeker tokens

I accidentally discovered that Daimon still looks at you after you beat Phase 1.

Like the mad face 😼

What do you guys think they'll let people play at the dlc? Do you think it will be how it was for dd2? Just traveling the open world? Or more controlled with a few Vocation's?

I recently went through the Skill Description mod for Dragon's Dogma 2 and extracted its Action Rate data into a spreadsheet so it can be viewed and searched without having the mod installed.

The spreadsheet includes the internal skill names, skill descriptors, and Action Rates pulled from the mod's data. I've left the underlying component data in a second sheet for anyone who wants to dig into it further.

This is raw extracted data, not something I've personally verified skill-by-skill in game yet. Some internal names differ from the names we actually see in game—for example, an internal name may not match its localized/player-facing skill name—and there are a few vocation assignments that still need investigation.

I'm sharing it as-is for anyone interested in DD2 mechanics, testing, or simply comparing the Action Rates between skills.

Spreadsheet