Dragon’s Dogma 2has 54 achievements of varying difficulty, some are obtainable in the first few minutes of gameplay while others require significant time investment.
As is often the case with sprawling RPGs, the rarest achievement is not some great feat of heroism, or the completion of a collectible quest, but rather something no casual player has probably thought to do.
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According to Steam’sglobal achievement stats, ‘Plenty Arisen to Go Round’ is the least-achieved achievement in Dragon’s Dogma 2, having only been obtained by 1.5% of Dragon’s Dogma 2’s players on Steam. This achievement requires the player to raise the affinity of two residents to max affinity, and have them fight over you at your dwelling.
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While this isn’t an orthodox achievement you’d pick up playing casually, the realities of getting it aren’t too difficult. First, you’ll need to own a home in either Vernworth or Bakbatthal. Then, you’ll need to simply lavish two different individuals with gifts until you reach maximum affinity with both of them.
Then, you’ll need to lure two NPCs back to your home. This is most easily done by having one of them visit your home, and leading back the other admirer. Once they meet, you’ll witness a Fable 2-esque spat and the achievement will pop.
The other two rarest achievements are The Philanthropist and An Eye for an Eye. The former is achieved by having 50 NPCs at level 1 affinity, most easily done through the gifting mechanic. The latter requires you to petrify a Medusa, which can only be done by reflecting the creature’s Petrifying Gaze.
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Despite a polarising launch, we called Dragon’s Dogma 2 “an incredible fantasy adventure” in our9/10 review.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is currently available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC.
