
Currently, one of the biggest issues with Capcom's long-awaited ARPG sequel Dragon's Dogma 2 is that it doesn't give its players an in-game option for deleting their save file and starting a new game. That means you're stuck with the Arisen you make until you reach the point in the game where you can change character appearance — and even then, you're not able to edit your race, and the number of items that allow you to make tweaks are finite unless you're willing to cough up money for microtransactions.
