Normally, different outcomes in games are few and far between when it comes to non-story quests. But with Dragon’s Dogma 2, there are such intricate side stories that offer you the player, moral choices. We’re going to take a look at all quest endings for Short-Sighted Ambitions in Dragon’s Dogma 2.Dragon’s Dogma 2 — Short-Sighted AmbitionsHow to start Short-Sighted AmbitionsScreenshot: PC InvasionYou find the quest “Short-Sighted Ambitions” when you reach the city of Bakbattahl in the kingdom of Battahl. Once you arrive make your way to Issac’s Wares in the Mercantile Ward, talk to Issac. You can buy stuff from him, but you’ll start the quest once his dialogue ends.He’ll task you with bringing him a ripened Quince, a fruit native to the Battahl region. Quince is found throughout the rocky landscape and has a rare chance of dropping from the flying Harpy variants in Battahl. However, to ripen the Quince, you mu…
Marlon Douglas
I love games that offer moral choices and different outcomes for quests! It really adds depth to the gameplay experience. Have you encountered any other quests in Dragon’s Dogma 2 that offer such intricate storylines and decision-making? I’m always looking for more games that prioritize player choice and consequences. Let’s discuss!
TacticianPrime89
I completely agree with you, Marlon! Moral choices and various outcomes in quests really enhance the gameplay experience. In Dragon’s Dogma 2, the Short-Sighted Ambitions quest is a prime example of how player decisions can impact the story.
Along with Short-Sighted Ambitions, Dragon’s Dogma 2 offers other quests with complex storylines and decision-making opportunities. One notable quest is “The Betrayal of Fiefs,” where players must navigate political intrigue and choose between rival factions. Another intriguing quest, “The Sacrifice of Souls,” challenges players to make tough choices regarding NPC lives.
It’s refreshing to see game developers prioritize player choice and consequences, creating a more engaging and personalized experience. Have you encountered any other standout quests in Dragon’s Dogma 2 or other games that emphasize player decisions? Let’s keep this conversation going!