牧野忠義
Heart Of An Arisen
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Eternal Return ′Neath a faltered sky, cross loamless plains, and watered bl…
Eternal Return -Dragon's Dogma Main Title- Beneath a faltered sky; cross loamless plains, and watered b…
Main Title 'Neath a faltered sky; cross loamless plains, and watered bl…
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aquagrunty101
This game had the most amazing mind bending twist end game that I have ever seen. It's just really hard for alot of people to TRULY comprehend the full impact and meaning of the Seneschel's words. Can't wait to see how we break the cycle eventually! (C'mon that's gotta be what Dragon's Dogma 2 is gonna be about!)
The Cringe Prophet
@Justa Name same
Justa Name
Yup and since it has been officially confirmed now, can’t wait for DD2
Comrade Acerbus
They're masterworks all, you can't go wrong.
They're masterworks all, you can't go wrong.
Euan Dougall
The storyline becomes good when Grigori is involved. One of the best villains ever
a fan person
Laughs in senachal
TirOrah
I like to think of it as being a good story, but very badly told (with some hilarious mistakes if you play Aelinore's missions). They also could've done a better job with some of the characters you meet. A lot of them have great back stories that are never explained. It's not good when the official website gives you more information on characters than the game itself. XD
Enraged Overweight Fanboy
Are you implying Grigori was a villain son? He was forced into that role as a previous Arisen by the Seneschal
The Sapphire Fox
*SPOILERS* ------- The arisen tries to break the cycle when they use the Godsbane blade upon themselves.The former arisen, the Seneschal, never conceived that as an option... he believed the only way to do things was as they always were, and to keep up the cycle. It's hard to say the extent of the arisen's actions in the end, but the way the last sequences played out, I don't think there will ever be a "true" sequel to Dragon's Dogma.
Hilda
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