New update comes to Dragon's Dogma 2 | Atomix

Dragon's Dogma 2, despite its controversial microtransactions, has become one of the most acclaimed titles of the year. While Capcom's work is not perfect, the company is doing everything it can to make each user's experience the best. In this way, they have released a new update for this game, which is now available on PS5 and PC, and will come to Xbox Series X|S in the future.

The most recent update for Dragon's Dogma 2 is now available on two of the three platforms on which it is available, and offers us new options for the game, such as have the option to start a new game even when you already have saved data. Likewise, fix a couple of bugs, and much more. You can check out all the best ones below:

PlayStation 5 and PC

• Add the option to start a new game when save data already exists.
• The number of “Art of Metamorphosis” items available in Pawn Guilds in-game at level 99 has changed.
• The quest that allows players to acquire their own living quarters (where they can save and rest) is now available earlier in the game.
• Fixed several text display issues.
• Various bugs have been fixed.

PlayStation 5

• Added option to enable/disable Motion Blur in Options (does not affect frame rate).
• Added option to enable/disable Ray Tracing in Options (does not affect frame rate).
• Added option to set maximum frame rate to 30fps in Options.

Steam

• Improved quality when DLSS SUPER RESOLUTION is enabled.
• Fixed an issue related to displaying models in some specific configurations.

Although at the moment all these improvements are only available on PlayStation 5 and PC, They will eventually come to Xbox SeriesYes, although Capcom has not shared a release window for this. Finally, the company has confirmed that frame rate improvements are planned for future updates. On related topics, you can check our review of Dragon's Dogma 2 here. Likewise, we tell you how to identify the Dragonsplague in this game.

Editor's Note:

It's good to see that Capcom is listening to all the fans, and offering a number of improvements for the public's biggest problems. Although the issue of frame rate remains controversial, it is clear that this is only momentary, and eventually we will see more options in this section.

Via: Capcom