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I love this game but some critics are earned and I don’t deny that. I hope it gets better in the future, and people forget their disappointment and get content from Capcom which they will love.
I just think its a little weird because if the game still plays and feels like DD, then why the hate? Even if its just an 'upgraded' DD, is that so bad? I mean sure they did do away with some vocations which sucks.
I loved the first one and I am very tempted to get DD2 during this sale.
In the beginning some people wrote that they are necessary and people which don’t own it believed that. The other thing is if a game has so many microtransactions on the store page it has a scary effect and gives the wrong *vibes*. People just don’t waste time getting the correct information.
I don’t know why some DDDA fans hate it so much, I would just guess they see this product and it feels less complete as DDDA which has a hard mode, has a kind of end content. I am not in the position to judge that because I never played DDDA. The one thing which I always read is too few enemy variants, that is too easy and the main quest seems worser as for DDDA. Which goes back to my beginning statement, people are disappointed because they hoped for a better DDDA version and got a half-baked version of it. I don’t think most people played DD before DDDA.
Edit: I should not forget that the game had no New Game as it got released, so this was also criticized. Honestly, this was a very bad design which got revoked.
1: The demanding hardware requirements caught many players off-guard. Many players have technical issues running the game and channel their frustration outward.
2: New games that have any kind of bumpy release attract the most toxic, bridge-dwelling trolls in the internet. In the past few years, angry nerds have realized that voicing relentless negativity can sometimes elicit a response from developers.
3: People often behave like sheep, absorbing popular opinions without question. Social media amplifies this herd mentality, and influencers eagerly exploit any hype—positive or negative—to generate views, creating a cesspool of vitriol for their followers.
Its not as major a step forward as we might have hoped, but it is a damn good game and I've been having a blast playing it.
If that's your peak disapointment, you must have been living a very sheltered life. I mean, even Test Drive Solar Crown was just a few months ago.
Played a ton of DA and 2 has been a great game. It evokes an adventurous feeling that most modern RPGs fail to provide for me. The biggest disappointment was the lack of evolution and the lack of hard mode. I understand that people liked DA but DD1 was already fun without it, the obsession with an "end game" is lost on me.
Dark arisen just added a layer of super hard content on top of that but dumped keeping the ur dragon relevant because the da gear was super powerful and mostly trivialize that fight.