Dragon's Dogma II - "They’re masterworks, all – you can’t go wrong"

[Ezekiel]

Ass is related to hips. Her ass is wack.

 

[H. P. Lovecraft's Cat]

It is definitely wack material. I'd spank that ass all day long and clap those cheeks. I have yet to see somebody challenge my girl's rear.

 

[Yosharian]

Guys help me pick a hairstyle for my supermodel pawn innit

I see those pointy ears you damned elf sympathizer.

It's ok to like them. Perfectly natural.

 

[ERYFKRAD]

Guys help me pick a hairstyle for my supermodel pawn innit

I see those pointy ears you damned elf sympathizer.

It's ok to like them. Perfectly natural.

 

[DJOGamer PT]

There’s no way it’ll run good on an average PC

According to Steam surveys, your average PC gamer has an RTX gpu: https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam
So it's safe to assume it will run adequately on the average gaming PC

Well it may be the most popular but it’s only 6% of the people.

I said "and RTX gpu", not "the RTX 3060"
If you click on the "Video Card Description" you can see the full list and before they go bellow the 0.5% mark, the most common items are RTX gpus (and even after that mark you still observe some RTX cards, as well as most AMD XT gpus which also should be able to run the game)

Really it's only chumps like me, that are the still using the bottom of the barrel, busted up, grills like the RX480 that won't be able to run the game...

 

[DJOGamer PT]

ERYFKRAD​

https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads...ou-can’t-go-wrong.143523/page-96#post-8909865

 

[ERYFKRAD]

ERYFKRAD​

https://rpgcodex.net/forums/threads/dragons-dogma-ii-they’re-masterworks-all-–-you-can’t-go-wrong.143523/page-96#post-8909865

You're already in the list.

 

[Assisted Living Godzilla]

 

[S.H.O.D.A.N.]

This is some Monster Hunter shit. I mean, more than it already was. Guess I might not wither and die before Wilds come out.

Anyway, did anyone manage to get she-goat remade in the editor? I was thinking about making the most useless fighter Pawn possible.

 

[Dishonoredbr]

This is some Monster Hunter shit. I mean, more than it already was. Guess I might not wither and die before Wilds come out.

Anyway, did anyone manage to get she-goat remade in the editor? I was thinking about making the most useless fighter Pawn possible.

The She Goat herself

 

[Cyberarmy]

"This game plans to unlock in approximately 8 days"

Edit: This aged like milk...

 

[Reinhardt]

It took me like 30 minutes to make a pawg I would bone from all directions and angles. I don't think the creator is all that challenging. It is if you're trying to make a specific person but if you just want t&a it's pretty straightforward, in a good way. It's also complex in a good way. Best character creator ever.

are they better looking than your sorceress?

 

[Reinhardt]

This is some Monster Hunter shit. I mean, more than it already was. Guess I might not wither and die before Wilds come out.

Anyway, did anyone manage to get she-goat remade in the editor? I was thinking about making the most useless fighter Pawn possible.

The She Goat herself

wrong hairstyle. wouldn't.

 

[Kefa]

There’s no way it’ll run good on an average PC

According to Steam surveys, your average PC gamer has an RTX gpu: https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Software-Survey-Welcome-to-Steam
So it's safe to assume it will run adequately on the average gaming PC

Well it may be the most popular but it’s only 6% of the people.

I said "and RTX gpu", not "the RTX 3060"
If you click on the "Video Card Description" you can see the full list and before they go bellow the 0.5% mark, the most common items are RTX gpus (and even after that mark you still observe some RTX cards, as well as most AMD XT gpus which also should be able to run the game)

Really it's only chumps like me, that are the still using the bottom of the barrel, busted up, grills like the RX480 that won't be able to run the game...

This goes against my narrative and I don’t like it so I won’t do anything because I want to feel that I’m right.

 

[S.H.O.D.A.N.]

wrong hairstyle. wouldn't.

No cute bobs in the editor. Bet there'll be a she-goat haircut DLC though.

 

[HeatEXTEND]

Are dwarves in?

 

[Yosharian]

Are dwarves in?

No but I did post a preset that creates a dwarf-looking male

 

[Yosharian]

wrong hairstyle. wouldn't.

No cute bobs in the editor. Bet there'll be a she-goat haircut DLC though.

Did you use a preset for that or create it yourself? Pretty good

 

[Yosharian]

Are dwarves in?

Here it is:

https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1ba1fgh

 

[H. P. Lovecraft's Cat]

So is there any reason not to raise your dude to the maximum height if he's going to be a two-handed warrior, other than for superluous cosmetic purposes? Ideally you'd want him to be as tall and swol as humanly possible correct?

 

[d1r]

Are dwarves in?

Here it is:

https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1ba1fgh

They kinda are if you run a party with 3 dwarven pawns.

 

[S.H.O.D.A.N.]

Did you use a preset for that or create it yourself? Pretty good

The one posted by Dishonoredbr was the inspiration, but the nose was too wide for my taste, so I tinkered with a different base face.

 

[Anonona]

So is there any reason not to raise your dude to the maximum height if he's going to be a two-handed warrior, other than for superluous cosmetic purposes? Ideally you'd want him to be as tall and swol as humanly possible correct?

As far as we know, not really. Tall characters are ideal for warriors both for the reach and the ability of carrying more weight, as Warriors' weapons were the heaviest in DD1 and probably still are in DD2. Shorter character I think work better for vocations that wants to avoid damage, doesn't really care too much about range in the first place and prefer to recover stamina fast instead of having a lot, none which applies to warrior except maybe the last one, which we cannot know till the game releases and we see how Warrior's actions consume stamina.

The only practical reason for not picking the maximum height I could see is that you want to have a smaller hitbox to so you get hit less, but seeing Warriors' kit that probably won't matter much.

 

[Shrimp]

So is there any reason not to raise your dude to the maximum height if he's going to be a two-handed warrior, other than for superluous cosmetic purposes? Ideally you'd want him to be as tall and swol as humanly possible correct?

As far as we know, not really. Tall characters are ideal for warriors both for the reach and the ability of carrying more weight, as Warriors' weapons were the heaviest in DD1 and probably still are in DD2. Shorter character I think work better for vocations that wants to avoid damage, doesn't really care too much about range in the first place and prefer to recover stamina fast instead of having a lot, none which applies to warrior except maybe the last one, which we cannot know till the game releases and we see how Warrior's actions consume stamina.

The only practical reason for not picking the maximum height I could see is that you want to have a smaller hitbox to so you get hit less, but seeing Warriors' kit that probably won't matter much.

From what I seem to recall taller characters regenerated stamina at a slower pace than small characters. I could be wrong though and even if it's true I don't know if that mechanic will be present in DD2 either.

 

[mediocrepoet]

So is there any reason not to raise your dude to the maximum height if he's going to be a two-handed warrior, other than for superluous cosmetic purposes? Ideally you'd want him to be as tall and swol as humanly possible correct?

As far as we know, not really. Tall characters are ideal for warriors both for the reach and the ability of carrying more weight, as Warriors' weapons were the heaviest in DD1 and probably still are in DD2. Shorter character I think work better for vocations that wants to avoid damage, doesn't really care too much about range in the first place and prefer to recover stamina fast instead of having a lot, none which applies to warrior except maybe the last one, which we cannot know till the game releases and we see how Warrior's actions consume stamina.

The only practical reason for not picking the maximum height I could see is that you want to have a smaller hitbox to so you get hit less, but seeing Warriors' kit that probably won't matter much.

From what I seem to recall taller characters regenerated stamina at a slower pace than small characters. I could be wrong though and even if it's true I don't know if that mechanic will be present in DD2 either.

Taller characters had more stamina but regenerated slower, whereas small characters regenerated stamina more quickly but had a lower maximum.

Bigger characters could carry more weight than smaller characters also, and character weight came in to play in a few areas such as how hard you are to stagger or blow back from things like strong winds and wing buffets.

The only place I'm aware of that small characters could get into were some of the goblin holes which basically added nothing to the game. But there are times when reach comes into play such as if you're hopping around as a warrior trying to smack down fliers, etc.

tl;dr In DD1 small characters suck ass and huge characters are objectively superior in every way. Even the regeneration difference can be overcome with consumables and you (I) tend to run around with a ton of everything once a character gets going.