So i Tried Dragons Dogma 2... 

Oh damn. This game took up so much of my time I didn't realize you're on it now. 11:21 I started off as an Archer. Pawns feel like they mostly play as support/sidelines but you can definitely frontline as a Legolas esque Archer. Take the time to understand the controls, what cancels to what and timings. I figured out that if you time your jump kick right, You can land your kick before the Minotaur can land their rush attack and pull off a cool flip shot, once you get the core skill of course, to counter it. Same goes for any enemy next to you to create distance. The running slide shot can consistently go under cyclops crotch when they come at you. Both the jump kick and Dropkick offer good stagger, great for kicking enemies, big or small off ledges or when they are toppling. They have a sick grab attack when you tackle them to the ground or cling on big bosses. Light attack plunges an arrow into them, Heavy does a drop kick launch, which looks cool straight after implanting an explosive shot and triggering it with the kick. When you stand on enemies, you can still aim manually so you can climb on bosses shoulders or backs, when you're on top of them since theres different stages of clinging, and start sniping at enemies from there, or hit a specific part of a big boss that your auto aim wont target. I wish the archer had more skills, maybe a rope arrow like the thief that can pull targets to you or you to them for big bosses.

Regarding the camera: I reassigned centering the camera to R1 like in Monster Hunter, helps a lot.

Can't exactly explain what's going on without going into endgame spoilers regarding the first game, but the dragon and Arisen system is a constant across all worlds, and that there is always a cycle in place with very specific rules. There can be multiple Arisen at one time, but only if a specific criteria is met for that specific individual.

Lets fucking go!

Didnt think a pawn would become the Arisen but with the way dragons dogma one ended I can kind of see it.

Your personal pawn will level with you and you train its vocation as you would your own, But you also can hire 2 more 'temp' Pawns. Either the wandering ones or player crafted ones. Those ones are fixed in their stats and skills and you cant edit them. Hell, Someone may hire YOUR pawn :P While you do not *need* 3 Pawns, its recommended lol. Well balanced party is a well balanced fight :P You also do not require to have played the first one. I do recommend it though, its a very good time lol Use the Beetle from your inventory, lol

I was too hook on this game and finished it😂

The amount of drama and reviewers being angry on calling them a liar is just ... kinda funny