How do I fast travel in Dragon's Dogma 2? One thing you'll quickly find out is that fast travel in this open-world RPG is designed to be a bit frustrating. Most open-world games have plenty of fast-travel locations that you can teleport to at any time, but Dragon's Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno says the game has a typical We emphasized long before launch that there was no standard fast travel mechanic. , so walking trips will never be boring.
This is really both a blessing and a curse as it can make the game more exciting, but sometimes you need to reach a destination quickly and repeating the same path over and over again can be repetitive. There is a possibility that He has two fast travel methods available in the game, both of which require explanation, so here's what you need to know about how to fast travel in Dragon's Dogma 2.
Explanation of high-speed movement by oxcart
The first fast travel method introduced in Dragon's Dogma 2 is the bullock cart. This is the cheapest way to get anywhere without walking. Every major village you come across has at least one stop for oxcarts traveling along a single route, so you pay a small fee (usually a few hundred gold) to travel to your only destination. You can ride on a bullock cart. For example, the capital Burnworth has two oxcart stops. One of them will take you to the village of Merve, and the other will take you to the Checkpoint Rest Town on the border of Batar.
The oxcarts only operate during the day and depart at set times, so if there are no oxcarts at the station, you can ring a nearby bell and wait for their arrival.However, this is not the case fast Travel itself. You can also doze off in the back of the cart, but there's a good chance your oxcart will be attacked by enemies along the way, and you'll have to wake up and deal with them before you can proceed. This won't happen all the time, but it means you need to be prepared when it does. If you come across an oxcart during your journey, you can simply ask the driver, get on the oxcart, and ride anywhere.
Of course, time passes normally when traveling in an oxcart, so keep that in mind if you have a time-limited quest. It's not particularly fast, so in terms of in-game time, it would probably be faster to travel on foot. Bullock carts are very useful when you want to save yourself a lot of effort, especially when you know the path has been traveled many times before and there are no secrets to discover.
Fast travel instructions via Ferrystone and Port Crystal
Another slightly more traditional way to fast travel in Dragon's Dogma 2 is to use Ferrystones to get to Port Crystal.Unlike bullock carts, these teeth It's instantaneous, but there are limits. First, each Ferry Stone is disposable, and you must use one from your inventory to fast travel this way. These are blue glowing stones that aren't super rare, but they don't have an infinite supply, so they should be used carefully. Ferrystones can be purchased from certain vendors including Filbert's General Store in Varnworth for 10,000 gold, but can also be looted from treasure chests from time to time.
However, you cannot use Ferrystones to travel anywhere you want. Port crystals, which are essentially fast travel beacons, can only be accessed directly and must be discovered first before warping. Also, they are very few and far between. In the early stages of the game, for a while he may only be found in two. One in Burnworth and one on Herb Beach. Herb is a village that you need to visit in an early quest.
However, you can eventually find a port crystal to carry with you. These are much rarer than Ferrystones, but can be placed anywhere you like as a permanent fast travel spot. He can only take down 10 at a time, but you don't have to worry about reaching that total for a long time.
Talk to Glyndwr and complete his quest to get your first Port Crystal. Grindr is an elf from Burnworth who can be found near the row of shops in the town square. He wants you to visit him outside of town and teach him how to use the man-made bow. Therefore, you must be an archer by profession when taking on this quest. At the end of it all, you get a port crystal that you can place anywhere you like.
That's all you need to know about how to fast travel in Dragon's Dogma 2. However, we have also explained how to cross water in Dragon's Dogma 2 in case you are blocked by a river while walking. Be sure to also read our Dragon's Dogma 2 Profession Fail Quest guide to unlock the Warrior and Mage professions.
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