Dragon’s Dogma 2 <\/em>quickly lets you know the game saves automatically many times. This means the game will save on its own at unpredictable times, especially after you do something significant or arrive at an important place. Sadly, you can’t disable the autosave feature in Dragon’s Dogma 2<\/em>.<\/strong><\/p>
I say “sadly” because in other RPGs, like Baldur’s Gate 3<\/em>, you can keep several saves at once or choose when to save if you wish to return to a particular moment for any reason, which is impossible in Dragon’s Dogma 2.<\/em> You might need to start a new save <\/a>if something goes terribly wrong. For curious players like myself who want to see what happens if you cause trouble in a town, explore different outcomes of quest decisions, or try out a new vocation, being stuck with the results of our curiosity could make the game less enjoyable if it leads to unwelcome consequences in the story or quests. That’s what the Dragon’s Dogma 2<\/a><\/em> autosave feature does: Locks you into any decision you make.<\/p>
