Capcom is always interested in collecting feedback directly from its fans through its relationship programs, and now wants to hear from them about their interest in the newly released Dragon's Dogma 2 DLC.
new a test Open to anyone who wants to have their say, questions about what kind of DLC fans would like to see released for Dragon's Dogma 2.
Players are also asked how much they're willing to pay for DLC, with options ranging from $10 to over $50. The survey is open until April 21, and Capcom has promised to provide an original paper digital wall for participants.
Although it was critically acclaimed, Dragon's Dogma 2 received a mixed reception from fans, who mainly complained about the game's erratic performance, shown by low FPS especially in city settings, and the presence of 21 paid content, which includes exciting elements. Controversial such as the right to change the appearance of characters.
Capcom has promised to release updates that will improve the game's performance and make the benefits of some paid items available to everyone.
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