Dragon's Dogma 2 - Best Weapons for All Vocations

Thanks to Capcom for a copy of Dragon's Dogma 2!

0:00 Intro
0:35 Fighter
1:46 Thief
3:27 Archer
4:14 Mage
4:53 Warrior
7:33 Sorcerer
8:00 Mystic Spearhand
8:25 Magick Archer
8:52 Trickster
9:58 Conclusion

Set forth on your grand adventure, Arisen!

Dragon’s Dogma is a single player, narrative driven action-RPG series that challenges the players to choose their own experience – from the appearance of their Arisen, their vocation, their party, how to approach different situations and more. Now, in this long-awaited sequel, the deep, explorable fantasy world of Dragon’s Dogma 2 awaits.

On your journey, you’ll be joined by Pawns, mysterious otherworldly beings, in an adventure so unique you will feel as if accompanied by other players while on your own adventure.

All of these elements are elevated further through physics technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and the latest in graphics, to create a truly immersive fantasy world in Dragon’s Dogma 2.

Wield swords, bows, and chant magick. The vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2 give you the ability to approach combat the way you want.

Players can customize their own main Pawn, who will always accompany your Arisen, and enter a covenant with up to 2 additional Pawns from other players through the network.

Beyond the town borders, you will encounter diverse monsters that inhabit the lands. You will need to decide between engaging in battles or finding alternatives; so be aware of your party’s setup, the terrain around you, and the monsters you face.

Travelers, merchants, soldiers and other folk go about their daily lives.
Preoccupied by their own objectives and motives, they all exhibit different emotions. At times, they may lead you to a quest by approaching you and asking for a favor.

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All recordings and streams are done using OBS, an Elgato 4K60 Pro, and a Samson G Track Pro Mic.

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[supremetenor]

Hired Liliana and she had dragon plague… cowboy you have indirectly betrayed me lol

[Jianichie]

"Once you're around level 50..."

*Me at 43 still in the first area.* 😬

[mongodellango]

I love the militant dove. The healing effect is ok but what makes the bow truly spectacular is the knockdown. Also the double damage is basically like playing the game on hard mode. It’s a win win win.

[alexm.]

The best in slot weapon for Fighter is…Dragon’s Dogma. Roll credits

[JOKRLEO]

Edit; cowboy. Thanks for all of your content, Your Elden Ring walk-through was game changing. This series really gives insight into the game.

I have removed the walk-through comment

[OmgItzJuiceBox]

Oh wow Serosh is my pawn. Thats awesome. Great video as usual Cowboy!

[MikeG.]

Perfect timing for me. I just spent 550 crystals on what I thought would be the best endgame weapons. Fortunately i was able to watch this video and reload my last save and spend my crystals more efficiently. Thaanks a bunch.👍

[abefroeman]

Quick heads up for upgrading, for the first upgrade you always want to use dwarven as it has the highest stats for upgrade lvl1. After lvl1, you should use battahli for strength based weapons, elven for magic based, and dwarven for mixed. Vermundian is pointless as dwarven is the exact same but with knockpwr. Hope this helps

[theqeffect]

Using the shield wont get the head from Medusa. In fact petrifying any enemy wont yield any drops from that enemy, you just get exp and dcp. To get the head, you need to grab and climb upto her head and slash away. Best done with Thief equipped with "Bolts from the Blue" at around 40+ level.

[MikeG.]

This is one of the better DD2 videos out there. Everywhere else its... heres the WLC weapons or here are the best non end-game weps. Great to see some comparison between the 2 to determine what is really worth spending those crystals on at end game.

[pandabosch]

So a couple of points. The Caged Fury staff does a little more damage than Dragon's Wit as long as you stay at 100% life. It becomes worse after losing around 10% of your life though. Also the Dragon's Vein actually do a little less damage than Heaven's Key until a Mage grants you an elemental affinity which is when they begin to do a little more damage than the Key.

For practicality and convenience Key and Wit are the better weapons but in a vacuum with the right conditions Vein and Cage do more damage.

[DeanVarney]

Apparently both the Dragon's Dogma sword and Dragon's Agis have passive buffs you don't see active. Although they do mention them in the description it's unclear exactly how much of a benefit they provide. But will say this, I started a fight with a Drake, knocked it down and almost instantly killed it when targeting it's heart. Faster than the Thief build I ran the same as you. I had to pick my jaw up off the floor. Only time I felt OP when I was messing around on the Fighter.

[PrimeKobeBryant]

You forgot to mention Medua Bow uses more stamina per attack and ability making your pwn faint constantly

[TheRavenShadowsWolf]

Legions might is 180 I believe; the dumbest thing on that list is the ring that doubles discipline gain is stuck at the very bottom at 220. I've found 8 so far... whoever thought there needed to be more than 20 can seriously friggin' bite me. At least in DD1 they were tied to ONE quest - and did respawn in locations.

[bohdaicitta]

this is a fantastic resource, thank you; i'm hoping i'll find a similar one from you for armors after i finish writing this comment

[TheShezarrine]

Thanks dude. Glad heavens key is so good, I love the design.

[NOMADS]

Thanks for the video. You’re the best one with best information and details and it really gonna save me a lot of time for rss farm.

However I do have a question since you’re in the one part..(don’t wanna spoil anything of saying it) but does it really have limited time of that zone? I’m just curious

[notslimshady]

*has most post game weapons already*
“Oh lets see what weapons are best”

[Dr_Donald_Duck]

There are spells that deal physical damage (Tornado, Seism, Meteor). I wonder if they scale with the strength stat. The spellbound girl gifts you meteor and a strong physical staff. Anyone tested this?

[ser_holyfire]

No Caged Fury honourable mention? It’s definitely a great choice up against Dragon’s Wit.

Also, smithing Grianmhar with Dwarven? I’ve gone for Elven, seeing as it’s a Magick bow - do you recommend Dwarven over Elven for Magick bows?

Everything else is exactly how I have my weapons. I love basically playing an incredibly varied Warfarer build, almost have one of each “best” weapon on me on my travels, something for every occasion. 💪