What kind of crpg is this? Top down style works for me. Is it a loot game or a traditional crpg?
I wish i paid for the alpha for this one. But atleast i got 4 copies for me and my friends when it gets released.
Having read nothing on this, do you HAVE to play with other people or can I solo it? I mean, I hate people and shit.
Yep, i'm not trying to play this shit with other people
So is the game actually good? what are the beta players saying about it?
The game looks great, but how're story/gameplay/quests?
I enjoyed playing PoE with PD, but generally I just like to fly solo. I faff around and dont take a lot of shit seriously in games, so I think its unfair to people trying to do their thing while im derping around. Unless im playing Mario Wii U with Shaka, then ill purposefully play bad to (http://www.thecoli.com/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/troll.png)
When is it coming out and can I play a tank.
TURN BASED RPGSS YEAH :hyper
PD. This is a traditional rpg. So far I think the only traditional rpg you've played is Final Fantasy IV and Skyrim. You need more turn based RPGs on your palette.
I can't wait to pick up for $20 during the winter sale. :drool
yup I'll wait.
i haven't been this hyped for a turn based rpg ever
4 player cow-op
So, if you ask yourself "Is Divinity: Original Sin right for me?" then consider whether you would want Dragon Age But Not Garbage And With More Content Also It's Lighthearted Instead Of Being Grimdark.
So, if you ask yourself "Is Divinity: Original Sin right for me?" then consider whether you would want Dragon Age But Not Garbage And With More Content Also It's Lighthearted Instead Of Being Grimdark.
No sale, I like my main course of grimdark with a side of no hope and a dessert of despair.
the Ultima VII comparisons interest me the most. Any insight?
the Ultima VII comparisons interest me the most. Any insight?
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Of course it is. You usually use a bow because I don't have a mage to fire spells.
Also: I can't believe how good this game is. I figured Divinity was a poop franchise at this point.
I may buy this. The questing stuff seems interesting. But I suck at turn based combat. So how easy can the game get?
So how easy can the game get?
I'm on the babby easy mode and still getting stomped by some of the harder battles! :lol :-\
How is the role playing? Are there actual consequences for your actions? Is there a stupid good/evil mechanic? Are there alignments in traditional D&D venacular (neutral, chaotic, lawful;etc)? How possible is it to talk your way out of fights? Is there a sense of nonlinearity? How many dialogue options typically is there? Is it Baldur's Gate-esque or minimalized KOTOR-esque?
Sorry for all the questions, just haven't played a real crpg in so long.
fuck this game is hard i've gotten soft from all the years of coasting through rpg gaming
I want to craft stuff in this game but I have 800000 things in my bag and the interface sucks for it.
Larian Studios' Kickstarted RPG, Divinity: Original Sin, has debuted to sales of 160,000 copies. After leaving early access and officially launching on June 30, Original Sin quickly became Larian's fastest-selling game, reports Eurogamer. Original Sin's success is thanks to "word of mouth" driven by the game's Kickstarter and Steam early access communities, according to Larian head Swen Vincke.
this game is making me hard. I doubt I'll be able to wait until the next Steam sale...
Are your followers fully fledged characters, or are they just random NPCs you find and convince to join your group?
Yeah the story and worldbuilding are the only weak parts of the game so far. It's a fairly generic fantasy world, but it still manages to have a solid amount of charm I think. I can't very well call the writing bad since I feel like the game's lighthearted bits and quest paths are very very well done.
I wish this game had better loot
48 hours on the clock and I'm still nowhere near the ending. This game's got a ton of content.
creepy, old buddy, does d3 have ladders yet? i heard they were coming.
It's really, genuinely good. I love how the combat is deep and strategic without requiring an encyclopedic knowledge of the ruleset to make it work, and the difficulty is high but it gives you a lot of tools to use to make every battle winnable. I will admit that I've had to cheat a few times, but they never stop you from doing that if that's how you want to do things.I was researching your post history, and I came across this. Cheers!spoiler (click to show/hide)The final boss fight of the Cyseal map was really giving my some trouble. You fight the last boss and three of the previous bosses in a large open room where they can just rip you to shreds. I bypassed this by leaving three of my characters outside the room and then aggroing with my fourth character, then using the teleport pyramids to jump back to the entrance to the room. The toughest of the four bosses blocked the doorway because of his size and so I used the opportunity to tear into him. Killed him after a few rounds and managed to take out one of the other bosses, too. But I was running low on health, so I had everyone flee from battle [except one who was killed] and then healed up by using the teleport pyramids again to jump back into the fight with the remaining bosses, who weren't too hard at that point.[close]
4-player co-op and competitive play:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/larianstudios/divinity-original-sin-2