Capcom released a hotfix for Dragon’s Dogma 2 on June 23, addressing a range of graphical and gameplay issues across all platforms. This update matters to players who have encountered visual glitches or unexpected behavior with their pawn companions during combat. The fix targets specific rendering errors and logic bugs that disrupted the standard experience on PC and consoles.
Capcom releases hotfix for PC and consoles to resolve visual and logic errors
The update, identified as version 3.110, is available for PlayStation 5 Pro, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Steam. Capcom deployed this as a hotfix to quickly resolve pressing technical problems without waiting for a larger patch cycle. Players on all supported platforms can download this update to stabilize their gameplay sessions.
Graphical fixes in this version address eyelash rendering priority and lower eyelid width issues for Arisen, Pawns, and NPCs. Audio adjustments correct voice line playback for Guardian specialization pawns and fix volume levels for new pawn lines. These changes aim to improve the visual fidelity and audio clarity of character interactions.
Gameplay logic updates resolve pawn behavior after repelling attacks and fix an issue with Eternal Ferrystone duplication. Inventory management in gaol has also been corrected to prevent data loss or confusion. A Steam-specific fix reverses the Performance and Quality settings in the DLSS SUPER RESOLUTION graphics menu, which were previously inverted.
Capcom plans to release a major performance patch in August and the Dark Arisen DLC in October. These upcoming releases will build upon the stability improvements introduced in the current hotfix. Players can expect further refinements to the game’s performance and content in the coming months.
Source: MP1ST
