Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Welp, got shadow run returns with the dragonfall DLC.
Now where do I find time to play them along with divinity...
Now where do I find time to play them along with divinity...
Divinity: Original Sin |OT| Sandbox RPG. Co-Op friendly. Bread.
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Yeah if you do not want to deal with setting up mods every time you want to play, they are perfectly acceptable.
As long as the NPC mod for BG1 isn't ported I don't agree with that. (It seems to be gradually getting there though)
Seems pretty polished these days. It's come a long way since alpha.
Slackbladder
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Fuck knows why that has to happen. Doesn't happen to all games released on Steam. At least it's the same day around the world. But why do Europeans have to wait for a US release time? Just press a fucking button.
OmegaDL50
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Well I won't be messing with mods yet. I'm just going to play it vanilla because I didn't exactly have a good experience with my first time with the game, mostly because of impatience and being 16 years younger.
Just installed the beta, hoping for a simple patch when the final releases later today.
Just launched the game to take a quick look... The music during the character creation is simply PHENOMENAL. Might be the best original music I've ever heard in a PC game. Hope the digital soundtrack will be here soon.
Just launched the game to take a quick look... The music during the character creation is simply PHENOMENAL. Might be the best original music I've ever heard in a PC game. Hope the digital soundtrack will be here soon.
Slackbladder
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10am PST apparently. For me in the UK that'll be around 6pm (not too sure of the time difference).
Probably typical Steam update time, which would be when this last sale timer is over.
The run speed and run mechanics are one of my main complaints about the game, aside from some quibbly interface issues. The world is so big that running so slowly is a pain.
It's not enough to ruin the experience, though.
toastyToast
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Am I wrong or is the release in a half hour?
toastyToast
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Oh god damn it
Tomorrow it is
Tomorrow it is
That's fucking silly. That's not release on Monday 30th for me. I won't even have it downloaded for Tuesday for fuck sake! As much as I like steam their release system is a complete joke for those of us hamstrung my shitty internet connections due to our location.
Reading the update when they announce they'll cut n/d cycles, it mentions that npc scheduiling is in, so don't worry about that.
http://www.lar.net/2014/03/28/here-we-go/
Bought it and played for about an hour. I'm going in completely blind and it's been very good so far. Love the companion system.
Is there any word about support for custom portraits? The portrait selection is pretty lacking and it doesn't seem like it'd be a particularly difficult thing to implement
Is there any word about support for custom portraits? The portrait selection is pretty lacking and it doesn't seem like it'd be a particularly difficult thing to implement
In this update he never seems to mention anything about post-release, which is slightly concerning. Not making a feature for launch, fine, but if it's a feature you promised early backers of the project why not work on it after launch? I'd love to see this as a game that gets built on, constant updates, maybe a proper expansion like the good old PC gaming olden days. But all I see mentioned is 'next RPGs'. Have they given any indication about post launch support?
Crazy_maniac
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HP_Wuvcraft
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Is the Level Editor working?
Basileus777
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There's already a playable version of it for EE, it just has some bugs they are still fixing.
Basileus777
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Dragon Commander by itself is a game of every genre.
I'm in the same boat. Got this game for cheap and couldn't resist. I liked a lot of things I've heard about the game, but I'm not sure it's something I will enjoy playing. I also like that Swen seems so passionate when talking about making this game and it's features. Makes me more confident that it's a good game worth playing.
GasProblem
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I kind of want to buy this, just afraid of how it'll run on my comp, I have a GTX 580 1.5 GB and a i7 2600k 3.4 Ghz and 8 GB Ram.
Basileus777
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Why would you be worried with those specs? You're well above the recommended requirements.
I'm running with an i7 920 and Crossfire AMD HD5870s. Even with only one card activated it's still playable for me on ultra. Not sure of what the frame rate was, but considering the combat is turn based and you don't need a high frame rate for twitch reactions it should run pretty good for you.
I'm not sure I get the worries you're having? Unless you're planning on playing on ultra and downsample from 4k, you're fine.
Maxwood
Oh rock of ages, do not crumble, love is breathing still. Oh lady moon shine down, a little people magic if you will.
I'm still a bit torn about what I should or shouldn't do today. I'm really looking forward to Original Sin, but a part of me wants to wait untill the two other companions get patched in. And it's not like i'll have nothing to amuse myself with in the meantime, still very much enjoying Might & Magic X.
B-b-but...
...Divinity releases tonight and it looks so goooood! :/
B-b-but...
...Divinity releases tonight and it looks so goooood! :/
Chance Hale
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Might as well finish Might & Magic X unless you have a coop buddy waiting for you. I put MM aside and haven't been back to it since. Will do at some point soon though as I now have a 780 Ti so I am hoping it no longer runs like hot garbage.
WanderingWind
Mecklemore Is My Favorite Wrapper
Wife and I have bought it, ready for our co-op RPG experience that nobody else has thought up of until now.
I'm the fire wizard dude, she's the undecided.
I'm the fire wizard dude, she's the undecided.
This is a accurate summary of the series genre changes.
D:OS is more akin to Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity. Divinity 2 is a radical departure from its predecessors.
^ I hope the storytelling isn't particularly epic 
Though D:OS is also a very radical departure from Divine Divinity in terms of combat and party mechanics.
You might want to specialize into a secondary element eventually. There are a few enemies that are healed by fire.
Definitely. But I was only responding to her misgivings about Divinity 2.
Chance Hale
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Any of the classes a bit more useless than the others? How far into the game do you start encountering companions/henchmen to fill out your roles?
itllgrobak
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Bought and currently downloading, Can't effing wait!
How is M&MX? performance wise I mean. I played through the game when it came out and the game ran horribly on my GTX 670, really nasty freezes and texture pop-in when moving, all the while looking pretty ugly. I assume it's received a few patches since thenso I might jump back in, after Divinity of course.
How is M&MX? performance wise I mean. I played through the game when it came out and the game ran horribly on my GTX 670, really nasty freezes and texture pop-in when moving, all the while looking pretty ugly. I assume it's received a few patches since thenso I might jump back in, after Divinity of course.
Rogue melee skills seem to be less effective against some of the undead encounters as they use AOE attacks frequently.
You meet the Knight and Air/Electricity mage companions within the first town. You also unlock henchmen (every class possible is represented) in the same town.
GasProblem
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Alright. Bought! I blame the hype. And the fact that I want to stop playing WoW for a while and want a nice RPG to jump into.
Question, should I download the game now or wait until it's out?
Question, should I download the game now or wait until it's out?
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