Ferrystones 10K gold - Single Use (Warning)

[Sparhawk122]

You are taking the p SS.

So I purchased a Ferrystone for 10k gold and used it to travel back to a major city. Just to find out it is a single use item. And nowhere did it say it was a single use consumable item.

Near every aspect of this game is frustrating and goes out of its way to troll players and hurt fun. Not to mention the trash save system and annoyingly harsh encumbrance system where you struggle just to travel with the weapon and armour your own character is using.

So I could not reload save to fix my mistake because the one save autosave system. And my inn save is too far back.

It's also hard to use the save system to mitigate or rectify any game quest glitches/stoppers due to this one save system.

[mutantspicy]

Not justifying mtx but people have to realize the developer is punishing you for using them, as well as fast travel in game. if you walk you make way more money and earn way more experience for skills etc. The game is designed to punish the lazy and the whales who will pay to be lazy.

[Lurakin]

Originally posted by tankanidis:

Originally posted by Dracoco OwO:

Plus infinite Ferrystone definitely ruined that aspect in the first game i hope they never implement it in a DLC in this one.

If you don't like it, don't use it

Why stop others from playing their singleplayer game their way?

First it's the Ferry stones. Then they'll remove the weight limit, then maybe the loss gauge, and why not infinite stamina too?

Then the blast through the game missing half of what's there and never touch it again. Then they'll turn to guides to find the secret stuff that they could have found by actually exploring.

Not saying that will happen. But instead of brute forcing the game to go your way, you could let the game show that it can be fun to play it as intended.

[tankanidis]

Originally posted by Lurakin:

Originally posted by tankanidis:

If you don't like it, don't use it

Why stop others from playing their singleplayer game their way?

First it's the Ferry stones. Then they'll remove the weight limit, then maybe the loss gauge, and why not infinite stamina too?

Then the blast through the game missing half of what's there and never touch it again.

Not saying that will happen. But instead of brute forcing the game to go your way, you could let the game show that it can be fun to play it as intended.

It's a singleplayer game

If a person buys it and plays it without weight mod, how does that change anything for you or your playthrough?

The more people who buy it, the faster capcom will release DLC or Dragon's Dogma 3, which would be a benefit to you too right?

[Purple Sauce]

You're not supposed to be spamming them and you have ox-carts that you can use. . . You're only supposed to be using those if you are in the butt **** middle of nowhere and are trying to travel a very, VERY long distance away.

[ShadowSkill11]

I’m convinced half youpeople didn’t even play the game because of how obsessed you are with expensive crystals. You seem to not know about the first fast travel method the game teaches you about on your way to the capital for the first time.

[SekondSpark]

I think ferrystones are only useful if you are too far from a town. Like when i passed the border and went to the capital of the second nation barely surviving and with too much camping only to find out it had no oxcart there.

Because the oxcart system is pretty big and really cheap.

[soul like that be capable of]

i think i already made over 300k in gold i am just 18 hours in of course i spent it on gear and stuff and 2 homes in cities

[Lur Nen Rue]

cant wait for the complain that comes with sphinx questline

[Lurakin]

Originally posted by tankanidis:

Originally posted by Lurakin:

First it's the Ferry stones. Then they'll remove the weight limit, then maybe the loss gauge, and why not infinite stamina too?

Then the blast through the game missing half of what's there and never touch it again.

Not saying that will happen. But instead of brute forcing the game to go your way, you could let the game show that it can be fun to play it as intended.

It's a singleplayer game

If a person buys it and plays it without weight mod, how does that change anything for you or your playthrough?

The more people who buy it, the faster capcom will release DLC or Dragon's Dogma 3, which would be a benefit to you too right?

I'm not saying they can't do it. I'm trying to encourage them not to because it will ultimately lead to a richer experience if they play the game as intended. The game rewards attention to detail, patience and curiosity. These convenience mods actively discourage any of that. But yes, by all means, everyone is within their rights to mod the game to their tastes. Admittedly I did that with my recent playthrough of DDDA. But this is a fresh new world with so much to find.

[Dracoco OwO]

Originally posted by Lur Nen Rue:

cant wait for the complain that comes with sphinx questline

At least you earn that stuff there, it's not handed to you at the start of the game.

[Dracoco OwO]

Originally posted by ShadowSkill11:

I’m convinced half youpeople didn’t even play the game because of how obsessed you are with expensive crystals. You seem to not know about the first fast travel method the game teaches you about on your way to the capital for the first time.

It's more like we litteraly cannot run the game.

[Where'sMySupersuit!!]

Originally posted by Letuce:

welcome to dragon dogma the only franchise that was pressure to include fast travel

I mean the game needs it, or alternatively give the player a mount. This isn't Death Stranding which has vehicles, automotive transport delivery, fast travel, roads that sustain stamina. Walking isn't that enjoyable if you have somewhere specific to go to, and the carts kinda blow unless your going to towns/cities specifically.


Does the game give a reason why you can't buy and ride horses?

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by tankanidis:

Originally posted by Lurakin:

First it's the Ferry stones. Then they'll remove the weight limit, then maybe the loss gauge, and why not infinite stamina too?

Then the blast through the game missing half of what's there and never touch it again.

Not saying that will happen. But instead of brute forcing the game to go your way, you could let the game show that it can be fun to play it as intended.

It's a singleplayer game

If a person buys it and plays it without weight mod, how does that change anything for you or your playthrough?

The more people who buy it, the faster capcom will release DLC or Dragon's Dogma 3, which would be a benefit to you too right?

It dont matter.

A game is played in an intended way.

OR you simply wait for mods like in DD1.


And it changes alot because you as a player will have to make CHOICES on what you take with you.

[Lahoo Eckbert]

Originally posted by Lurakin:

Originally posted by Lahoo Eckbert:

Game has some archaic mechanics. It's flat out insane how none of these were ironed out. Ferry stones are pretty rare, I knew that from the previous game that's why at 15 hours playtime I only used two of them total. And I have like 2 or 3 more in my inventory.

I think people need to realize these are intentional decisions, not overlooked problems.

Except the save issues. That needs fixing.

I'm sure they are intentional, never said they weren't. They are just terrible decisions.

[GamingWithSilvertail]

Originally posted by Lahoo Eckbert:

Originally posted by Lurakin:

I think people need to realize these are intentional decisions, not overlooked problems.

Except the save issues. That needs fixing.

I'm sure they are intentional, never said they weren't. They are just terrible decisions.

Decissions like this subject of having one character was a thing in DD1 too.

Weight was a thing to be taken into account in DD1 too.

Use your pawns inventory to manage weight when travelling and use your inn's storages.

Thats just what DD's ivnentory system is. Its been the same since the original.