At the heart of Dragon’s Dogma 2<\/em>‘s<\/strong> excellent combat system are its Vocations<\/strong>, which essentially serve as character classes that both your player character and your main Pawn can spec into.<\/p>
When Vocations determine everything from how you fight to the gear you can equip to the level of difficulty posed by certain quests, having the right class for the right situation is essential<\/strong>. There are 10 Vocations this time around as opposed to the first game’s nine, and while that may sound like a paltry upgrade, each one has been thoroughly remixed with redundant classes cut and new ones introduced in their place.<\/p>
With so many options, choice paralysis may begin to set in, but worry not\u2014there are a few classes that stand out from the rest as the most beneficial.<\/p>
