Dragon’s Dogma 2 will shame its thirstiest players - you’ve been warned
Capcom is back, and as Dragon's Dogma 2 peeks around the corner, fans of the hyper-realistic fantasy RPG can't wait to see what lies in store for them (even if they won't be allowed to fast-travel without paying some kind of cost for it).
The excitement for Dragon's Dogma 2 is palpable, as some claim that it could stand among the best games the genre has ever produced. Some are expecting it to wash out the sour taste that Starfield left in the mouths of AAA RPG fans. But it looks like the ever-thirsty gaming fandom is on the chopping block.
Dragon's Dogma 2 is shaming fans with ulterior motives
Previews for Dragon’s Dogma 2 are pouring out onto the internet, and as such, players are learning more about what awaits them in the game - including a snide remark about the horniest of gamers. Pawns in the game now have a chance to mention what a "previous master" had done while they were a part of their party.
Pawns act confused as to why someone might have built a team purely made up of women and asked them to strip down to nothing. Screenshots posted to Reddit have revealed that Emma said to a player how "one of my former masters chose to hire only women."
They then added that they were "quite the carefree soul, shunning armour in all its forms." They know what you did. It's a funny remark that has made players think twice before building their armies purely of naked women for their own twisted means - and it doesn't end there.
One player was called a "pervert" in Dragon’s Dogma 2
Click to enlargeEurogamer has reported that things got a little more heated in their preview playthrough, claiming that their pawn Rose accused them of being a "pervert" for having a party made up exclusively of women before running away.
It seems that Dragon’s Dogma 2 takes no prisoners when it comes to what it thinks about randy players, so you might want to think twice before stripping your entire party down to its underwear. To be honest, we hope you don't need reminding, but we're doing it to be safe.
