Dragon's Dogma Iceberg Secrets Explained

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God I hope that Capcom manages to fully realize every idea they have for DD2... We need another game like this, but with more content, and less repetition

Dragon's Dogma is a criminally underrated game.

Just imagine how good dragons dogma would be if they kept with the plan of making all those areas that have been cut from the game.

One thing that always bugged me is one single line said by Madeleine when you talk to her in the encampment. She says that "there are other ways to reach Gran Soren" instead of the main gate and turns out she wasn't lying. I got bored and took the back way (where there's a bandit hideout) and after some good hours of killing some though monsters, running from a Wyvern, etc, i got to the mines. And if you manage to go through all this hell you will indeed reach Gran Soren without taking the main quest (to deliever the hydra's head) Sadly, the guards won't let you in so it was pretty much a huge waste of time from me, still, i thought it was pretty fun.

I love this game so much. It starts as a simple story with a weird twist but the more you think, the deeper it goes. And I haven't even finished dark arisen yet. This game is crazy and so damn underrated. I need to go even deeper.

The first time you kill Daimon, his body doesn't disappear, and his eyes will follow you around the room.

Mystery tombstones in games are usually tribute by a dev to a real person who has passed away.

You can sneak into the duke's treasury at night and open the locked chest with the wyrmking's ring before turning in the quest. There will be no special dialogue no matter if you choose to give the Duke the original or forgery after stealing from the chest.

What also came to mind is those weird gladiator-style arenas in some of the everfall areas locked behind bars. Awesome video!

One of my favorite games of all time. It starts out very slow & boring, but gets way better the deeper you get into it. Definitely one of the most underappreciated gems.

I remember when the game was out after some months, there was a rumor that originally there was going to be a 4th class that was a cleric who used holy books to heal allies and debuff enemies before becoming a necromancer vocation that could use staffs in order to control and raise dead as fodder or create different skeleton types in place of extra pawns but it wasn't added because of deadlines so they put skills that were complete to the mage and sorcerer while using the book animations for Steffen using the tome

To be honest this still remains my favorite game and seeing this makes me wanna do another playthrough of it.

Dude i remember hearing babies crying in the area where you fight the dark bishop/undead dragon in bitter black isle which literraly sent chills down my spine.

Maybe it is common knowledge, but Feste, the court jester guy, is named after Mephistopheles, who was basically the Devil in the famous German folk tale based on Johann Faust. In the story, Mephistopheles describes some of his aliases (just like Mick Jagger sings about in Sympathy for the Devil), one of which is a court jester.

Seeing the thumbnail, i was like, wait there is no moon? And instantky turned on my ps4 to check it.

Seriously one of my favorite games of all time, even though it's unfinished. BBI is maybe the best endgame content in any RPG. In many ways, the "real game" doesn't start until you've finished the main game twice.

Rumours we could be getting a sequel in 2022. Apparently information leaked on it. Fingers crossed, fellow Arisen.

I actually want them to incorporate the missing moon into lore. Maybe keep it as the multiverse or have a eldritch beast swallowed the moon.

I really want a sequel that's not criminally cut in terms of content, and with more polish. This game is amazing, I got back to it recently and can't stop playing.