The character creator for Dragon’s Dogma 2 has been released early by Capcom, allowing players to dive into the world of intricate and detailed customization. In just 48 hours since its launch, players have showcased their creativity by crafting a wide array of characters, ranging from familiar faces to horrifying creations.
Players have pushed the boundaries of the character creator, replicating well-known personalities with startling accuracy. From Michael Jackson to Mads Mikkelsen, the level of detail in recreating these faces has been praised by the gaming community. Characters resembling Todd Howard and Timothée Chalamet from Dune have also made an appearance in the game, showcasing the versatility of the creator.
In addition to real-life personalities, players have also brought characters from other video games into the mix. Leon from Resident Evil, Shadowheart from Baldur’s Gate 3, V from Devil May Cry, and Geralt from The Witcher have all found their way into Dragon’s Dogma 2. One player even managed to recreate Tobey Maguire’s iconic look from Spider-Man 3, complete with a tutorial for others to follow suit.
The Dark Side of Character Creation
While the character creator has sparked creativity and awe-inspiring characters, it has also led to some rather unsettling creations. From a comical attempt at Doraemon to a hideous gnome creature and a terrifying grandma, players have explored the darker side of customization. These creations serve as a reminder of the endless possibilities offered by the character creator, both delightful and disturbing.
As the launch date approaches, players are eagerly anticipating the chance to interact with each other’s Pawns in the game. With the ability to create and travel with Pawns from other players, the dynamic world of Dragon’s Dogma 2 promises unpredictable encounters with characters like Timothée Chalamet and Michael Jackson. The game is set to launch on March 22, 2024, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, offering players a chance to explore the diverse creations brought to life by the community.
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