Are you finding yourself constantly waiting around in Dragon's Dogma 2 for the right time of day to progress certain quests? Fear not, as we have all the tips and tricks you need to master time in this sprawling RPG from Capcom.
Changing the Time
In Dragon's Dogma 2, changing the time of day is crucial to completing timely quests. While you can't simply click a button to change the time, there are specific locations where you can manipulate time to suit your needs.
Look for inns, benches, Oxcart stops, or campfires to change the time of day. These locations are abundant in towns and outposts, providing safe havens for you and your pawns.
Inns, Camps, and Homes
By sleeping at an inn or camp, you can progress time to either night or the following morning. While this method costs a significant amount of coin or camping kit, you will regain lost health and receive rewards from your main Pawn.
If you have your own home, you can change the time without spending any money, making it a convenient option for time-sensitive quests.
Benches
Resting on a bench will progress time to the next stage of the day. While this method is free and offers more control over the time of day, you won't regain health or receive rewards like you would at an inn or campfire.
Oxcart Stops
Interacting with an Oxcart Stop post allows you to pass time in Dragon's Dogma 2, but only when the carts are not in operation. This method is useful for planning your activities around specific times of day, such as waiting for the morning after a long night of battling in the woods.
Mastering time in Dragon's Dogma 2 is essential for completing quests efficiently. By understanding how to change the time of day using different locations, you can ensure that you never waste a moment in this immersive RPG.
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