A slip-up by Capcom staff gave fans of Dragon's Dogma 2 something to chew on. For a brief window the Steam entry showed an internal build at 77 GB—when the retail release sits around 65 GB—so roughly 12 GB of extra content surfaced, e.g., about the size of an Elden Ring expansion.
The extra GBs vanished fast; devs replaced them with tiny technical files and the visible entry was scrubbed. Still, a trace persisted in the db, enough for data-minded fans to piece the story together.
Hideaki Itsuno has left, yes, but that doesn’t mean work halted: signs point away from mere patches toward a proper story expansion (vs. a simple hotfix roll-out). The scale of the leak argues for substantive content, not just bug fixes.
Now the community waits—some excited, some wary—for summer shows where Capcom could formally lift the curtain on the add-on the "accidental" files hinted at.