Capcom is seemingly considering creating paid expansions and downloadable content for Dragon’s Dogma 2.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 was released earlier this month to a mixed response, with many fans put off by the number of microtransactions included in the AAA game. A number of items can be purchased with physical-world money in exchange for in-game items that offer fast travel, character revival and a get-out-of-jail-free key.
However, Capcom is already looking to the future and is apparently considering further expansions. The studio has released a public survey that asks players if they’d be “interested in purchasing DLC for Dragon’s Dogma 2 if additional contents were to be released?”
Follow-up questions ask how much users would be willing to pay and what features they’d like to see included in a potential expansion to Dragon’s Dogma 2. For taking part in the survey, players receive a free wallpaper
Capcom Survey asks players if they are interested in future DLC for DD2 pic.twitter.com/nVmKGBBfwX
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Earlier this year, Capcom released another survey that was designed to gauge interest in reboots, sequels and new instalments in a number of iconic franchises.
In 2022, Capcom announced it would be “putting together plans for our pipeline based on-demand data from the market. Going forward, we will continue to take customers’ wishes into consideration while devising our title line-up,” they added.
Since the release of Dragon’s Dogma 2, a number of modders have successfully bypassed a number of the microtransactions by releasing mods that make items readily available at the in-game stores.
Capcom has also released an update that makes starting a new game easier for PC players and also increases the character customisation options. However, a number of players are having issues with the Dragonsplaque – a random, in-game event that can wipe out entire towns if it’s not treated in time.
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