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Divinity: Original Sin II - Top of the Mods!
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Two take aways from the video:
a) Some announcement at pax south - my guess is console version but who knows.
b) they have over 2000 bugs left to fix.
a) Some announcement at pax south - my guess is console version but who knows.
b) they have over 2000 bugs left to fix.
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But they also continue to improve stuff besides of bugfixing.
For example the hotkey bar with it's detailed settings it has now.
And you can send stacks of items to your stash now. Sending items was also implemented in an patch itself.
I am already through the game, but the speed they are patching is quite good nevertheless.
For example the hotkey bar with it's detailed settings it has now.
And you can send stacks of items to your stash now. Sending items was also implemented in an patch itself.
I am already through the game, but the speed they are patching is quite good nevertheless.
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I hope that January announcement is about their next game. Although it could be about a console release I suppose.
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I definetly need to replay this game, only dunno when will I find time for that.
And I bet they've hired Beamdog to port DOS&DOS2 onto phones.
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Not sure the phone has enough memory. These games have been rather unoptimized and used liberal amount of memory (4+ GB).
I definetly need to replay this game, only dunno when will I find time for that.
And I bet they've hired Beamdog to port DOS&DOS2 onto phones.
I never replay RPGs, so only type of mods I'm interested in is user-created campaigns. It'll probably still be a few months before big ones pop up, so looking forward to that.
I don't think they would hand DOS and DOS2 to Beamdog, but they could have a go at Divine Divinity probablyAnd I bet they've hired Beamdog to port DOS&DOS2 onto phones.
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I'd like to see DD remade in ds engine. the map and equipment placement is much better in dd....
s engine. the map and equipment placement is much better in dd....
I definetly need to replay this game, only dunno when will I find time for that.
And I bet they've hired Beamdog to port DOS&DOS2 onto phones.
I'd like to see them try! The game would maybe boot up and play a little before crashing. Then it would be just wait until 2.0 - you will be amazed by this palette swap and big head mode.
I'm sorry I know this was listed in another thread but could anyone recommend a few good mods. I'm about to play for the first time. What is the one where magic items last for more then 1 lvl. Mods like that is what I'm looking for.
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I don't remember the exact names, but I use the following:
Faster run speed
Free Pet Pal (a talent you absolutely need to have)
Reduced weight (inventory managment is a pain without it)
Bedroll source point regen (you can always regen source points without it, it's just a hassle)
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Didn't use any, but three of Dart's everyone should use. The fourth however…
Faster running sadly isn't faster hit/cast in combats, but still nifty when you need to reach a distant point on the map.
As my lead character wasn't STR based but still had high luck to loot containers, I was constantly forced to shuffle inventory items trying to keep them organized and to avoid overcumbered state. It's not some huge problem, but anything that will help all of us who don't play STR based leads is welcome, and that's exactly reduced weight mod.
Bedroll source point regen will simply cut away time where you'd have to go to source tank then waste time on grinding the source liquid, then walk/run back wherever you were previously just because pyramids don't work in targetted area. Anything that removes some type of grind is IMO a must. Not in DOS2, but everywhere. So grab it. DOS2 is not a grinder like DS garbage or other console/phone RPGs, but still, if something is grindy it has no place on PC. IMO.
Free Pet Pal kills the original design where one starting NPC has the skill and you should "suffer" if you refuse to add him in your party or your protagonist doesn't have it. On that mod, I have to say skippit. Originally ment to function as choice&consequence thing, the mod introduces cheat2win. If this game was EA's or Ubi's, free Pet Pal would probably be buyable through a microtransaction or preorder bonus freebie, let's not turn Larian into EA/Ubi/Warner/Konami, please.
Faster running sadly isn't faster hit/cast in combats, but still nifty when you need to reach a distant point on the map.
As my lead character wasn't STR based but still had high luck to loot containers, I was constantly forced to shuffle inventory items trying to keep them organized and to avoid overcumbered state. It's not some huge problem, but anything that will help all of us who don't play STR based leads is welcome, and that's exactly reduced weight mod.
Bedroll source point regen will simply cut away time where you'd have to go to source tank then waste time on grinding the source liquid, then walk/run back wherever you were previously just because pyramids don't work in targetted area. Anything that removes some type of grind is IMO a must. Not in DOS2, but everywhere. So grab it. DOS2 is not a grinder like DS garbage or other console/phone RPGs, but still, if something is grindy it has no place on PC. IMO.
Free Pet Pal kills the original design where one starting NPC has the skill and you should "suffer" if you refuse to add him in your party or your protagonist doesn't have it. On that mod, I have to say skippit. Originally ment to function as choice&consequence thing, the mod introduces cheat2win. If this game was EA's or Ubi's, free Pet Pal would probably be buyable through a microtransaction or preorder bonus freebie, let's not turn Larian into EA/Ubi/Warner/Konami, please.
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Thanks you two. Those are good suggestions. I remember a lot on this site saying that magic items are worthless after lvl up and there is a mod that keeps your items useful longer. I will do some digging and find it.
I haven't tried it but I think it reduces the exponentiality of power of magic items (like, a level 22 helmet is like 75% stronger than a level 20 helmet).
The scaling mods will do that @Hastar;. I'm running with "No numbers bloat", and I find the experience far better than vanilla in regards to both loot scaling and power curves. The balance is pretty much the same but you will see much smaller increases in Vitality/Armour/Damage values, which also makes the difference between gear levels less drastic.
I also use the faster running mod, probably couldn't stand playing without it now.
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I hope this time the game will have mods like in skyrim that alter gameplay such as introducing tavern games or turning the world into a strategy game.
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