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@Silent_Buddha I will like your factual post, despite it undermining my sarcastic comment on PC players whingy habits.
going to guess this is Steam's attempt to curtail rampant reselling of Steam keys bought in those countries to buyers in "Western" countries. This does place a burden on developers who want to keep low pricing in territories that Steam doesn't have automatic currency adjustments for, however.
Will DD2 be the last big RE engine game before Capcom move onto their new engine?
so need to wait for DD3 for MP then.seing how it runs, maybe that's why they removed multiplayer ?
Dragon's Dogma has always been a strictly single player affair, where are you getting the idea that multiplayer was even planned and even cut from it?so need to wait for DD3 for MP then.
DD1, originally planned with the lion race, etc. were cut but realized in DD2.
DD2, MP was cut... so for DD3?
anyway, hopefully lots of the hooks are still in the game, so modders can bring MP back
If you were hoping to dive into Dragon's Dogma 2's huge open world alongside your friends at some point in the future, you might want to temper those expectations. According to director Hideaki Itsuno, the devs haven't been considering "any form of multiplayer" at all.
This shouldn't really be too surprising, even if it might be a bit disappointing for some. After all, the first Dragon's Dogma game (and its enhanced version, Dark Arisen) didn't have multiplayer, and Dragon's Dogma 2 has previously been described by Capcom as a single-player experience, too. Based on Itsuno's comments in an interview with Automaton, it doesn't sound like that's going to change post-launch, either.
"We have not been considering any form of multiplayer for Dragon's Dogma 2," Itsuno says. "I think online games have their good sides; just as offline games have their own. But the concept of the original game was to incorporate fun gameplay elements not found in conventional offline games while removing all the 'hassles' of online games. This is one of the basic original ideas of the first game that I don't plan on straying from."
Dragon's Dogma has always been a strictly single player affair, where are you getting the idea that multiplayer was even planned and even cut from it?
This was taken from an interview with its director, Hideaki Itsuno:
Ah well. @Karamazov is completely wrong lol.From The comment I literally quoted