Dragon's Dogma 2 goes all-in on the open-world RPG design trick that made me fall in love with Skyrim and Fallout: New Vegas
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GamesRPGDragon’s Dogma 2Dragon’s Dogma 2 goes all-in on the open-world RPG design trick that made me fall in love with Skyrim and Fallout: New VegasWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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If I had a nickel for each time a Bethesda-owned RPG sent me bouncing around a handful of close-knit settlements before sending me to the other side of the map, I’d have two nickels.Skyrim’s journey to Riften andFallout: New Vegas' hike from Nipton to its titular city remain, to my mind, significant parts of how these two games were …
