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Capcom will release an update for Dragon's Dogma 2, making Dragonsplague easier to spot and less frequent, while also adjusting Pawn behaviors to prevent falling off cliffs and reducing repetitive dialogue. The update, planned for this month, will also prevent players from being jailed when fighting monsters in a town. Additionally, a mod is available for players who want quieter Pawns before the official update.
Capcom has announced an upcoming patch for Dragon’s Dogma 2, addressing issues such as the dragonsplague illness and pawns' behavior and dialogue, but there's no mention of a performance mode despite player demand. The patch is set to be released later in April, and the game has been a commercial success despite controversies and performance complaints.
Modders for Dragon's Dogma 2 have created tweaks to address the controversial Dragonsplague mechanic, including a mod that adds a counter to indicate a Pawn's infection level, another that removes the system entirely, and one that provides a cure for infected Pawns. Players have also been using rotten food to warn others of infected Pawns.
In Dragon's Dogma 2, players have discovered the Dragonsplague affliction that can be contracted by Pawns after fighting a dragon, leading to devastating consequences if ignored. The contagious disease-like condition can cause Pawns to transform into demonic ghost dragons and result in the murder of every NPC in a town if not addressed promptly. While there is no known in-game cure for Dragonsplague, players have found ways to mitigate its impact, and the game continues to surprise with its unique mechanics and potential for endless discoveries.
Dragonsplague is a deadly illness exclusive to Pawns in Dragon's Dogma 2, capable of causing catastrophic consequences if left untreated, including nuking entire towns and cities, potentially cutting players off from the main story quest. The disease is difficult to detect and cannot be cured with in-game items, requiring specific actions such as dismissing or intentionally killing infected Pawns. Wakestones can be used to revive important characters after calamity strikes. Understanding the signs and symptoms of Dragonsplague is crucial to safeguarding gameplay, as the community works to unravel its mechanics and mitigate its impact.
The director of Dragon's Dogma 2, Hideaki Itsuno, has confirmed that the game will not feature any form of multiplayer, sticking to the original concept of the series. While the lack of multiplayer may disappoint some fans, players will still be able to share their Pawns with friends and other players around the world. Capcom has already released the character creator for free, allowing players to create and transfer characters to the full game. Despite the absence of multiplayer, the game's release on March 22 is highly anticipated, and players can explore other open-world games in the meantime.