Dragon's Dogma 2 has made its way into the hands of eager gamers, but not without some controversy. One of the main points of contention has been the game's microtransactions, totaling over $40 currently. Fans are debating whether these microtransactions have a place in the cult-classic RPG series.
One of the issues players have come across is the inability to start a new game in Dragon's Dogma 2 without delving into the game files. However, caution is advised against tampering with these files, as the game includes Denuvo anti-tampering software. For some players, modifying the files has led to unexpected consequences, with reports of Denuvo blocking Steam accounts for 24 hours as a result of file tampering.
There is a Dragon's Dogma 2 Save Manager that allows you to have multile characters and saves, but this is only available on PC.
While the lack of an official option to start a new game may be disappointing, there are alternative ways to refresh your gameplay experience within Dragon's Dogma 2. Players have the option to change their vocation at a Vocation Guild in Vernworth or alter their character's appearance with the help of the Barberie in the city. These modifications do come at a cost, but it's a safer alternative to risking account suspension due to Denuvo involvement.
For those deeply immersed in the world of Dragon's Dogma 2, there are additional guides and tips available to enhance the gameplay experience. Exploring the various guides provided can offer valuable insights and strategies to make the most out of your RPG journey.
As the Dragon's Dogma 2 community navigates through these challenges, it's clear that the debate around microtransactions and save file alterations continues to shape the gaming experience. Stay informed and engaged with the latest updates and guides to elevate your adventure in Dragon's Dogma 2.
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