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The story makes no sense. Ok, the queen wants to have her son rule the kingdom. So to do so, she intentionally runs the kingdom into the ground to the point where monsters can invade the capital... Wait, what? What sort of motivation is this?
Then she needs a village where Ulrica lives. Why? No idea, never explained. I thought Phaseus sent the zombie dragon there, but apparently he does not control them. It was all Brine. So wait... Brine, who wants to stop Phaseus, helps Phaseus... Why?
The Pathfinder wants us to play our role. To do so, he guides us on purpose to the sword that can specifically break the cycle that he wants to uphold! Then, if we choose to complete the cycle, he offers us a free ride in terms of time travel, so we could break the cycle.
Phasesus saw Grigori and thought that his way smaller dragon could stop it?
False Sovran is a drunken dude who washed from the thieves guild for being an embarrassment.
The Red Dragon no longer wants to uphold the cycle and wants to die.
What happened? Where have all the good villains gone? The lich guy from the first game, the cult leader, and Grigori were all cool! Dark Arisen expanded on it, with the Ur-Dragon possessing Daimon, hinting at greater play. All these bad guys were cool, and their plans made sense.
Can any bad guy in the second game made a lick of sense! DD2, the only game where the main character is not needed because the bad guys are so dumb that they would've fallen on their own blades and died eventually.
Name me one bad guy of DD2 whose plan makes sense both in-universe and in-general. I don't think it is possible.
This is my main issue with the game i enjoyed to story for what it was in DD1 in DD2 nothing makes sense it's like ChatGPT wrote the plot entire plot lines have no resolution and even fewer make sense at all to begin with.
First game had a terrible narrative too, most of the thing you named goes nowhere in the story. Let's stop pretend it has a good writing.
There's also this one game where your character contracts neurosyphilis and likes it so much that she embarks on a journey to get even more of it! Oh, and it has bestiality too.
Did you really miss it or just trying to be obtuse?
The main complains for most was the lack of enemy variety (Tired of goblins and cyclops yet?), lack of endgame contents to use your endgame gears on like BBI and Ur dragon (We have it before and people liked it, so where the hell is it?), the game overall still being ♥♥♥♥ easy (Instead of making it hard like monhun) and a far worst story than the 1 first game (which is a pretty low bar).
Beside, we already have NG+ so that not the issue here (tho harder mode NG+ would be nice).
Overall people are just pissed that after all the data and experience from making DDDA.
They somehow manage to make a side grade instead of an upgrade of a 7 years old game.
7 YEARS and this is all we get.
I like DD2 has i liked DDDA, people like you are never satisfied, you're just spoiled and annoyed.
I disagree. Grigori and the seneschal in the first game want, specifically, a certain type of Arisen to replace the seneschal. So they create trials and tribulations to steel us, and Grigori is proud of his role.
Elysion foolishly thought that Grigori wanted to destroy the world and worked toward this goal. As it was making the Arisen stronger, Grigori allowed it.
The Duke wanted to rule forever to justify the sacrifice he had made. So he tries to kill the Arisen to preserve his immortality, as no Arisen, no dragon. Reasonable.
The neromancer dude hunted after the special ring to make himself immortal. Reasonable.
Ur-Dragon is in opposition to the seneschal. So he works to stall us. His goals are unclear in the first game, but his methods are reasonable.
The game was logical and made sense. How does the plot of the second game make sense? They even ruined the red dragon by turning him from a proud servant of a necessary goal into a whiny old man.
The plot of the first game was at least coherent. You could see why the characters make the choices they do.
So much this.
spoiler: nobody play this game for the narrative, if tou want a good story driven arpg there are better games out there. So it will not kill any franchise, fear not.