One Dragon's Dogma 2 Player Thinks They've Found a Wild Endgame Secret

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Dragon's Dogma 2 is a wacky puzzle of a game, full of secrets and interactions that were still surprising players weeks after launch. And while it seems like most of its major twists have already been uncovered, one player claims they've found an obscure Dragon's Dogma 2 secret that's taking them to previously unexplored parts of the game's map.

Warning: Massive Dragon's Dogma 2 ending spoilers follow. Do not scroll down if you do not want to know about the entire premise of the game's final hours. Seriously, we're just going to spoil the crap out of it!

LAST CHANCE! BIG SPOILERS STARTING....now.

In the final hours of Dragon's Dogma 2's "true" ending, players are transported to a bizarre place known as the "Unmoored World." There, an advancing red fog representative of the murderous Brine slowly creeps across the land, consuming more and more of the map until either the player stops it or the game ends. Players already have some wild theories about what's going on with the Unmoored World, the characters in it, and what's really happening here. But it all got weirder a few days ago, when someone seemingly managed to walk into the red fog and explore what lies beyond, unscathed.

Reddit user Temporary-Class3803 claims in a post to the Dragon's Dogma 2 subreddit that they've found a way to safely traverse the red fog. Per their post, they were initially just exploring theories on how to reverse the fog's encroachment, something that is currently thought impossible. But while they were experimenting, they found an area where Capcom seemingly forgot to code in the "Brine consumes you now" functionality, allowing them to just walk into the giant fog sea and wander around.

Here are Temporary-Class3803's instructions on how to find the precise spot:

Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like you can actually do much in the big cloud of fog. The Unmoored World is effectively a mirror of the real one in most ways, with the red fog starting where the ocean used to be and slowly eating