Capcom Implements 'Pity Rents' for Unpopular Pawns in Dragon's Dogma 2

To ensure all player-created Pawns feel utilized, Capcom has introduced a system where 'fake' players rent those less frequently chosen by real gamers.

Capcom has introduced a system in Dragon's Dogma 2 where 'fake' players rent out Pawns that are not frequently chosen by real players.
This move aims to ensure all player-created Pawns in the game feel utilized and valued, even if they are not popular among the game's community.
Players can identify these 'pity rents' when their Pawn's rental report shows a greyed-out player profile, indicating a 'fake' player.
Despite the system's intention to boost player morale, some gamers express disappointment upon discovering their Pawns are only being rented by artificial players.
The initiative reflects Capcom's effort to foster a sense of community and cooperation among Dragon's Dogma 2 players, even as the player base may fluctuate.