BahamutKaiser

The developers never released any modding tools, so most mods are stat changes and visual reskins.

It's been dormant for so many years though, it feels like they've been sleeping on this :(

Me too, it really shows how much popularity a game can gain if the developers really share with the missing community.

I just watched the new Netflix production of Dragons Dogma, and I was pleasantly surprised. I really miss this game, and I wish they would have made a natural sequel. I'd love to play again too, but I really wanted the two handed sword class to have 6 moves finally. A story mode which injects some of the character depth of the show would be nice too, I've never been a fan of silent imprints. Anyway, here's hoping increases visibility will also increase development of this franchise as a game.

I always liked the modern dragon design with the 4 legs/arms and legs, with the wings separate. Not one of those "authentic dragon" snobs, but it is a cool design. I was wondering if anyone has or intends to make some western style dragon mods. I thought if they reskined the Gargoyle or Vampire Lord skeletons and changed their movement and size, that might work. Wouldn't want it to replace the actual dragons, maybe they could be called wyrms, and focus more on breath weapon and spells instead of dragon shouts, something mixed into the existing encounters. Actually, a couple of different flying monster encounters would be cool, but I'm not making anything unfortunately, just hope someone has something like this in mind.

TLDR, where is the button to make the new layout permanent? I'm tired of switching it every time I visit :P

Having the same problem, it's really strange, because my friend started a new character recently and it didn't have any problems, but then, think the FNIS didn't engage til during the tutorial, since I had just loaded it...

Skyrim is pretty Nord centric, I don't even feel like Dragonborn fits unless it's a human of some sort, primarily Nord. Don't know if this applies at all, but it would be cool if some mods adapted the alternate player start to have a hero with alternate powers beside the Dragonborn ones to accommodate other races. Maybe even feature the Dragonborn as a follower for a regular guy? Probably not your interest though, just a curiosity of mine, the idea of an Adlmeri Dragonborn makes me vomit a bit :sick:

Don't wait, play something else, you'll have a pleasant surprise once it's available one day.

Thanks guys, got a 1050 ti now, the psu was already 500 watt, so that made it easy.

Kinda overlooked this, but how do I identify which PSU will work with my setup?

Wonder if they'll comp patch corrections for free?

Thanks, it's been a long time since I poked around a desk top, so any confirmation is welcome.

Thanks, so if I swapped out the PSU, and the GPU, using the same housing, what could I use?

So I was thinking, hey, they gave my SSE for free, let's just play that. I didn't really feel like starting for a while, because I intended to make my second play through a modded play, and I wanted to wait for SKSE or whatever so all the fancy mods would be in play, but I started it up and found that the game couldn't detect my GPU, and that the game wasn't playing smoothly... So I checked on GD and found my GPU lacking... but I couldn't figure out what the best GPU I could exchange into my current PC was. So, can someone tell me what's best as far as quality and value for my PC/motherboard? I'll paste a link to the actual PC bought for easier explanation, the only alteration I've made to it was 16 GB DDR4 RAM exchanged into the system. https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16883230097 Please let me know what's a working GPU I can put in without swapping the power supply or motherboard... or processor, or at least let me know where you find answers for this stuff. Also, wanting to study building my next PC from scratch... Which parts can I cannibalize too?

I didn't know you could animation cancel with sprint!, thanks guy.

Waiting on this to start Skyrim again.

Seems like it would be better if someone created the equipment instead of copying it, if it's copied we can't distribute it anyway because of piracy.

:'(

I'd like dodge and block for all characters, or at least block on warrior, they were doing so good with shields to, y didn't they add weapon defense?

I appreciate dragons in a variety of forms, but the modern European structure is the most iconic, Wyverns are kind of classic and inferior.

Known BugsEvery game has its problems. Here's a list of known bugs that affect Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen. Adaro (village chief of Cassardis) is integral to the sidequest Lost and Found. If you take an escort quest with Adaro (Guardsman Sought) at the same time, you will not be able to speak with him about Quina, even if the escort was completed. This causes Lost and Found to be incompletable for that playthrough.The Inflection augment is supposed to reduce damage taken when casting a spell. Instead, it increases damage taken.Impact, Preemption, and Magnitude augments are bugged. Testing shows they have little to no effect at all.There is a rare bug when the Tenacity secret augment activates that causes Pawn AI to become inactive as the game thinks you are dead. Reloading from an earlier save is the only known solution.The Asura armor and the Ring of Perseverence both increase the rate you gain Discipline Points (DP). These effects stack if you equip the armor first. A bug causes them to not stack if you equip the ring first.Pawns never cast Grand Brontide. They will instead only cast High Brontide.Some players (myself included) cannot see some friends' pawns in the rift, despite the fact that both players are playing online and rested at inns.There is not enough room in this guide to include every bug in the game; I've only listed the most notable ones here. For a more comprehensive list, check here[dragonsdogma.wikia.com]. http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=600991495

Glad they got that fixed, sad they didn't fix the rest as well :'(

I was hoping someone could get some hexapodal dragons done too. Supposedly Skyrims dragons were intended to be so but were downgraded due to tech problems, if there is a way to convert them into 4 legged dragons now, it would be an incredible enhancement.

A "Skyrim" movie? I think attempting to limit the plot to TES 5 would be silly, beyond the fact that it would be boring to watch a fragment of a plot we've already experienced, the freedom and variation pivotal to the TES experience doesn't translate well to other mediums. I don't think there is a single thing TES could do better than Game of Thrones. Given that the GoT story is written better for film than the actual experience in TES. There's just too many separate stories, all of which revolve around grandizing the blank protagonist, which is designed around adventure rather than a linear plot. A much better fantasy world could be generated originally rather than attempting to pimp another popular IP, only to get easy attention and fail to make an impact. WoW has been popular for ages and is just now getting a movie that might succeed. And still has a more coherent story to tell. Final Fantasy is based on story, and Advent Children was an undigestable fan pic. There have been successful and enjoyable game movies, Resident Evil started out good, but what you'll likely get with TES is another Dungeons and Dragons movie, TES has all the same qualities, and likely similar results. I hope they make a great TES 6, a movie would be a mistake. And in case you don't know what's at stake, Spirits Within almost bankrupt SquareSoft, leading to mergers and changes in production which led to the products we suffered for years afterward. When you fantasize about a game company sinking a fortune into making an auxiliary product, your asking them to jeopardize their entire company to work on something that could very easily fail, or sell off the rights to some company that might s#*! out a film like BloodRayne just because they can abuse a popular title. Very dangerous territory.