#Divinity original sin 2 save bloat update
#Divinity original sin 2 save bloat Pc
#Divinity original sin 2 save bloat series

If you're finding fights too hard, check the levels of the enemies, then come back when you're a level below, equal to them, or higher. There's sort of an unspoken sequence to doing things. Might be a side effect of the pre-rendered isometric format.Д¬an the scene be rotated in this game? I've kept wanting to do that in Pillars. I wondered if strictly turn based combat in a party RPG would work better for me - the comparison with pillars of eternity is that for me your characters get in a bit of a clump and it's hard to see who is fighting what. Which difficulty level are you guys playing on? It sounds like some of the battles are a bit tough, I'm trying to figure out whether it's too intense for me or not, or everyone is just more hardcore than I am (probably everyone else playing RPGs). I thought I must have missed something fundamental. I did this because the 'easy' difficulty had me dying repeatedly to a couple of spiders. I've put it on the lowest difficulty and while it's not trivial you can sit back a watch a party of 5 win without much intervention. I'm having a second attempt at Pillars of Eternity, but I'm a bit of a wuss at battles.

I think it's partly due to time constraints or I'm not that patient with the combat. I didn't get far with Neverwinter Nights, more recently I've failed to get far with either of the Dragon Age games.

Saw this on GOG initially - RPGs like this always seem appealing to me but I have a terrible record of actually getting anywhere with them. now imagine you have 8 enemies in a row having to make those same choices.

#Divinity original sin 2 save bloat series

It's like you can hear your computer trying to reason its way through a never ending series of contradictory if/then/else routines before finally saying fuck it, and taking the most direct path. This leads to enemies freezing in place for a good 30-45 seconds while they try to analyze every potential move they can make to minimize damage while still making their way towards you as quickly as possible. It's insane in a bad way because a goodly chunk of the enemies in that fight aren't immune to fire, and the AI will go to great lengths to try to avoid traversing any ground that'll damage it. The ground, buildings, people, everything is ON FIRE! The whole thing is one crazy, barely survivable scenario of escalating consequences. It's insane in a good way because, well, that's awesome. We're not talking about a scripted event here, it's just something bound to happen sooner or later. Basically you're in a giant oil field, oil which very obviously burns when put to flame, and enemies start popping up after about a round into the fight that spread even more oil everywhere, shortly before another round of baddies show up that are both on fire, and naturally immune to it, spreading it about wherever they move The inevitable ensues, turning a good half of that section of the map, not just the immediate surroundings, into one giant raging inferno if you haven't done so yourself already via some sloppy applications of pyromancy. ambushing you at sea? As far as I know, the only people who can permanently die are the two potential party members you don't take along to the fight.Д«ut speaking of awesome fights, there's one in the Blackpits that's just absolutely insane in both the good and bad sense. Divinity is getting 50 tweaks and improvements with todayвЂ™s update, including overhead health bars, portrait-based targeting, and UI optimization, as well as Portuguese-Brazilian and Latin-American Spanish languages support on all platforms.Are you talking about the fight on the Lady Vengeance, with Dallis, Malady, and co. This means you can play the same save file on your personal computer and then pick up where you left off using your iPad if you feel like leaving the room to go play Divinity in your backyard.Д¬ross-save functionality might be the big draw with todayвЂ™s update, but itвЂ™s hardly the only thing.

#Divinity original sin 2 save bloat update

TodayвЂ™s update provides Divinity: Original Sin 2 with full cross-save compatibility between Steam and iPad. The only thing Divinity: Original Sin 2 didn't have was cross-save between platforms, but that changes as of today. Earlier this year, Divinity: Original Sin 2 was released on iPad with touch controls, split-screen co-op, and cross-play between PC, Mac, and iPad platforms.

#Divinity original sin 2 save bloat Pc

Since releasing on PC back in 2017, Divinity: Original Sin 2 has since made the jump to consoles in 2018, then to Mac and the Nintendo Switch in 2019.