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Dragon's Dogma 2 discontinues deluxe edition - and withdraws many of its controversial time-saving microtransaction

Capcom removes microtransactions and discontinues *Dragon’s Dogma 2* Deluxe Edition amid backlash

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The brief

Capcom has announced the discontinuation of *Dragon’s Dogma 2*’s Deluxe Edition and the removal of several controversial microtransactions, which were criticized for offering time-saving advantages. Coverage emphasizes the developer’s response to player criticism, with outlets like *Eurogamer* and *DualShockers* highlighting the removal of monetization features. *Windows Central* notes lingering interest in the game’s content roadmap and DLC, while *Nintendojo* focuses on the Switch 2 launch.

Watch for potential refunds or adjustments for existing Deluxe Edition buyers, as well as reactions from the gaming community regarding Capcom’s transparency and future monetization strategies in the franchise.

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Quick answers

Why were the microtransactions removed?

Coverage does not yet specify Capcom’s exact reasoning, but the removals follow widespread criticism of time-saving microtransactions in *Dragon’s Dogma 2*.

Will the Deluxe Edition be refunded?

No official confirmation has been provided; refund policies will depend on Capcom’s stated terms or platform-specific guidelines.

Are all microtransactions gone, or just some?

According to *DualShockers*, many controversial time-saving microtransactions have been withdrawn, but coverage does not confirm if all monetization features are removed.

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