Dragon's Dogma 2 Receives Major Update with Unlimited Fast Travel Item Ahead of Dark Arisen DLC
Capcom released the first of two major updates for Dragon's Dogma 2, introducing the Eternal Ferrystone, an unlimited-use teleportation item that addresses the game's restrictive fast travel system. The update also adds new Portcrystal locations, UI fixes, bug fixes, and a new Guardian specialization for Pawns. A second update is planned for August, with the Dark Arisen DLC expansion coming later in fall.
Dragon's Dogma 2 has received its first major update following player feedback about its limited fast travel mechanics. The update introduces the Eternal Ferrystone, an unlimited-use item that allows players to teleport to any Portcrystal without the restrictions of the game's original Ferrystone system, which required rare one-time-use items or reliance on oxcarts that could be attacked mid-journey. Players acquire the Eternal Ferrystone during the "Seat of the Sovran" quest early in the game. The update also expands Portcrystal locations to Melve, Checkpoint Rest Town, and Volcanic Island Camp, and adds a new Guardian specialization for Pawns that prevents oxcart attacks and improves protection. A second update is scheduled for August with vocations and enemy adjustments, while the Dark Arisen DLC expansion is planned for fall.
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Dragon's Dogma 2 gets first of 2 major updates ahead of Dark Arisen DLC
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