Dragon's Dogma II

Dragon's Dogma II landed in March 2024, and we committed 293 hours to Capcom's action sequel that year. This was that game where we felt the character you build *matters* — the pawns, the combat, the weight of your pawn's personality. We were streaming through the whole lifecycle, watching the community figures out optimal builds, watching viewers lose their minds over pawn AI moments. It's the kind of game that rewards deep engagement, and that's exactly what we gave it. One year, focused, full throttle on what this sequel was trying to become.

293 hours in a single year tells you we were *committed* to this one. We averaged 299 viewers, right on our channel median, and clocked 90k hours watched. That peak of 475 viewers is lower than some massive AAA launches, but Dragon's Dogma II was more about the dedicated RPG community than the casual spillover audience. The engagement was concentrated but genuine — the people watching were *into* character builds and endgame optimization.