It's taken six months, but Dragon's Dogma 2 PC is finally fixed thanks to the latest update which addresses the frequent random crashes, and more importantly, the CPU bottlenecking that would tank frame rates and make the game unplayable.
This massive Dragon's Dogma 2 update was announced last week and thankfully didn't take too long to land, with the full patch notes posted by Capcom on September 17. While the update is big on gameplay features, including a new casual mode, it's the CPU and crash fixes I'm most interested in, and I wanted to ensure were truly dealt with.
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