Games only need fast travel when they make travel "boring", says Dragon's Dogma 2 director

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Zippy Bot · 11 months ago

wolfshadowheart@slrpnk.net · 11 months ago

I agree. I almost never fast travel in games, when I do it’s at the very end game usually if I’m just trying to 100% it.

I never felt the need to travel in Cyberpunk 2077. Nor for Yakuza or Dragons Dogma.

I beat most of Skyrim without fast travel too, though that one began getting tedious at the end. I never even attempted with RDR2, it felt pointless.