Drag and drop them.
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Divinity: Original Sin |OT| Sandbox RPG. Co-Op friendly. Bread.
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Drag and drop them.
AFAIK, no skill books are unique, all of them can show up in vendors.
I've seen it twice if I recall correctly.
1. One of three rewards when you complete the
teleporter puzzle in Lucalla Forest.
2. The
ice elemental at the homestead
I can't remember if I've seen it on a regular vendor.
Prototype Viktor
Member
you know what would have made fighting better for me..if i noticed that dam delay turn button 20 hours ago
lordfuzzybutt
Member
They even tell you that on the loading screen tho.
Kickstarter backers' messages.
indeed, that annoyed me to have suddenly so much ennemies to kill while during the second map there ween't that much.
80 under load isnt always a bad thing. On some games my gtx 770 can get up to 80 at its peak.
nonadventurer
Neo Member
Those are amazing though.
The entire main quest feels like an afterthought compared to the many irrelevant small conversations and side quests that you get. Personally I like that
Too true.
LurkerPrime
Member
Far as I can tell, rep increases your attitude with a character by 5 attitude per 1 point of rep. High attitude will give you more leeway if you're caught stealing. For instance, I was caught stealing at about 40 attitude and the person said something like, "it's fine, but don't do it again" instead of throwing me to the guards. Beyond that, I haven't seen any instance of attitude changing anything.
I'm sure modders will make use of it somehow, so I'm glad it's there.
Charisma helps weigh the janken minigame in your favour, giving you a greater score for every victorious hand.
55 hours, all in coop. Did everything we could find.
You need to find
Frederick in the desert which will lead you to the secret lair of Maradino - hint, it's on the ledge close by where you find him
spell/book that you will use at the troll cave entrance
I still haven't seen the scoundrel fade into shadows skill on any of the vendors, and I've tried savescumming. You know, it's one of the starting rogue skills.
I just started the second map myself and I'd like a nudge in the right direction. I have four quests from the town:
Goblin Trouble
The Troll's Bounty
Infiltrating the Immaculates
The Initiation
The Troll's Bounty
Infiltrating the Immaculates
The Initiation
What's a good one to focus on from the start?
Prototype Viktor
Member
oh that thing i never look at and just alt tab out? yea
dam sergeant is just sitting there with a legendary necklace in his inventory making me wish i had some high ass pickpocking to take it from him or enough stolen paintings to pay for it
I had a similar feeling, couldn't for the life of me find enemies of levels 10 to 12 to fight. Turns out you have to specifically follow the White Witch questline..
You have to
kill the plants around the witch's house using only physical attacks
another map where you continue the white witch questline
Alright what am I missing here? I feel like I've done all the stupid little around town quests, but every time I set foot outside of town my party is decimated in literally one round. My two characters are a wizard and a fighter, then I have Madora and Jahan as well. I've gone to the north and met a pack of zombies that instantly poisoned and killed me, tried that 4-5 times and didn't even get one of them down. On the beaches I am triggering invisible traps everywhere (yes I know, perception, but I can't up that until I level), which are instant kills, and then the first party of orcs I meet again, lays waste to me before I can even kill one.
What else is there to do? I'm getting annoyed just puttering around this town looking for quests so I can level the "right" skills and actually get some shit done. Should I just restart with two wizards since they seem to be the only class that isn't awful
What else is there to do? I'm getting annoyed just puttering around this town looking for quests so I can level the "right" skills and actually get some shit done. Should I just restart with two wizards since they seem to be the only class that isn't awful
Lactose_Intolerant
Member
adampa1006
Banned
hemtae
Member
The backstab talent is essential. The invisibilty skill in the scoundrel stuff lets you get away from enemies without getting AOO'd, steal stuff and get into the middle of a bunch of enemies before combat even starts. Other than those two, I like the tactical retreat skill and the teleport spell but I have lone wolf and may have more skill points to play around with.
Yea there is never a point in the game where you fight enemies higher then you, if you are you missed something.
Sentenza
Gold Member
Well, no, not really.
In fact, it's non-linear enough that in few cases you can almost break the logical flow of the story, according to some stories I read even in this thread.
It's just that early in the game the level gap between you and your enemies is very perceivable and it can easily make some battles quite hopeless.
But yeah, as Sinatar pointed, if you are ever facing enemies that are higher in level than you at any point in the game, you should question what else you missed before, even when you can defeat them.
human onion
Banned
So I was level 5 and have been starved for skills. Finally I found a treasure room full of stuff I sold to buy spells. The gap in power when gaining levels and skills seems substantial. This game is starting to click for me.
HP_Wuvcraft
Banned
Dear lord, I think I'm gonna get everyone to level 23 before fighting the final boss again.
hemtae
Member
After not being able to play this all last week. I come back and thugs were going fairly well. I managed to steamroll the duke at the villa after forgetting about him for awhile and manage to just eek out a win against Twins-by-fire-joined. And then I just got steamrolled by Braccus Rex. Any tips for two lone wolves?
Tried and nothing changed. Looks like the game only support (and recogn ) the Intel video card of lsptop and this is absurd and ridiculous. The game like this is unplayable, its really a waste of money for me.
I remember there was a similar issue with Sonic generations that required an alteration to some configuration file. Hopefully someone finds something out how to force it
Yeah, that's the second map. Might want to come back in a level or two.
Have had this happen as well. Guessing it is a low skill level issue? But yeah it is weird not to get the text notification saying so. I don't have crafting and blacksmith both up to 5 yet, and boosting certain armor and weapons is hit or miss. Thinking just need to get them both to 5.
I can almost guarantee you it's fault with you laptop, not the game.
Make a post on a dedicated support site like Thom's Hardware, they should be able to help you out. I would also make a thread on Larian's forum and/or contact their support directly as they're extremely helpful.
Hover over your stats and the reputation sliders themselves, certain high rep gives you bonus points in certain attributes.
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I just don't get how people are saying they completed the game in 55 hours and did everything they could find. I'm around 70 hours (100 hours total with my o-op game) in and only at Hunter's Edge, I've been doing almost everything but I still have a lot of stuff to mop up. I had to repeat a couple of the fights early on as I pushed forward above my level, but mostly I've not been hindered.
I have both at 5. Thats the confusing thing.
I assume it's a bug of some kind. I have both at 5 and sometimes I see no difference to the stats after the crafting bar has filled.
Happens less now though, used to happen a lot as I levelled.