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The original Dragons Dogma was never a game without its own source of friction.
It was obtuse, challenging, and strange.
But all of that pales in the form ofDragon’s Dogma 2’s greatest threat - Dragonsplague.
You see, I had encountered the Dragonsplague’s player-made Patient Zero.
And unknowingly, I had participated in the disease’s spread.
And then she appeared Lady Cheese.
I had seen her in the Rift several times, a Pawn belonging to one ‘BossFightDataBase’.
It read in bold letters: Dragonsplague.
In haste, I dismissed her and re-loaded my latest auto-save.
The game plopped me back in front of the Riftstone, and out of curiosity I touched it again.
Surely, Lady Cheese would not appear for a second time?
And yet she did.
I would need to watch my Pawns carefully for any symptoms.
Hours passed, and nothing happened.
Liam remained as helpful, and obedient as ever.
But despite my best efforts, I was unable to stop the spread.
Dragon’s Dogma 2’s auto-save system had already logged that I’d come into contact with Lady Cheese.
I had passed it on to my friend, who had potentially passed it on to others.
But Laim never showed a single sign of the Dragonsplague, at least not in my game.
Would that have stopped me from getting it?
