Dragon’s Dogma 2: patch 1.1 reduces frequency of dragon plague; see details

Thursday (25th) starts with good news for football players. Dragon’s Dogma 2. Capcom released a new update for the game that brings, in addition to bug fixes, a change in the game itself. As patch 1.1, the frequency of the dreaded dragon plague decreases.

Part of the game’s challenges, the plague is an infection that turns the player’s allies into huge dragons that can destroy entire villages, kill villagers and even other NPCs.

In addition to making the plague less frequent, the Patch 1.1 also adjusts the signs of pedestrians that are infected, making them more visible. One of the examples given by Capcom are the glowing eyes, which with the update become more noticeable.

Check out the list of all Dragon’s Dogma 2 patch 1.1 updates:

• Reduces the infection frequency of Dragon Plague and adjusts the signals of pawns infected with Dragon Plague to be more noticeable.
• For example, when infected, the glowing eyes will be more visible.
• Adds the option to enlarge the faces of Arisen and Pawns on the status screen, stores, etc.
• Fixes some issues and implements adjustments related to the minimap.
• Treasure chests already acquired will not be displayed on the minimap.
• Adjustments to pedestrian behavior and dialogue.
• Fixed issues where the player was occasionally unable to ‘high five’ pedestrians
• Fixes issues where pedestrians would not start driving after offering to drive.
• Makes pedestrians less likely to fall off cliffs.
• Reduces the frequency of some lines of dialogue from the Pawn.
• Improves pawn lines to better match the circumstances.
• Fixes some issues where pawns would stop talking outside of combat.
• Fixes some issues where the Main Pawn speaks the Support Pawn’s dialogue.
• Makes pawns more likely to help the Arisen if the Arisen orders them to help him while being held by enemies.
• Reduces the frequency of offering Pawns to be hired by the player while on the field.
• Fixed issues where escort missions were sometimes considered failed when accessing Character Edit or other specific situations.
• Fixed issues where the player could get stuck when fighting monsters in the city.
• Fixing some crashes and freezes in specific circumstances.
• Various bug fixes.

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