I don't think that is a helpful tip...Read the tombstones, follow the instructions.
I don't think that is a helpful tip...Read the tombstones, follow the instructions.
My characters Sebbeth and Lemuria.
Can't wait to see what trouble they get into.
I don't think that is a helpful tip...
This puzzle...tips? (early game puzzle). I've found two similar rooms.
http://i.imgur.com/qSj6p8B.jpg
Are hey planning on adding more portraits in a patch? I'd love that improvement.I hate you for having character appareances that match the portraits you god damn bastard
It's my favorite way of dealing with those suicide bomber skeletons.I have two people with teleport and it does a lot of damage and it's a lot of fun to put enemies where they shouldn't be
All of the Divinity games are different though. Other than being set in the same universe. Divine Divinity (ugh I hate typing that stupid name) was an ARPG. Divinity II was a Gothic style game (I thought it was a pretty awful eurojank game like Gothic to be honest). Divinity: Dragon Commander was its own unique thing. This game is more like a Bioware party-based isometric RPG than anything else.Is this game about as good as previous Divinity games? I'm curious if this is a stand-out title. I really shouldn't buy any more games this Summer but I'm kinda bored right now.
All of the Divinity games are different though. Other than being set in the same universe. Divine Divinity (ugh I hate typing that stupid name) was an ARPG. Divinity II was a Gothic style game (I thought it was a pretty awful eurojank game like Gothic to be honest). Divinity: Dragon Commander was its own unique thing. This game is more like a Bioware party-based isometric RPG than anything else.
Is this game about as good as previous Divinity games? I'm curious if this is a stand-out title. I really shouldn't buy any more games this Summer but I'm kinda bored right now.
This puzzle...tips? (early game puzzle). I've found two similar rooms.
http://i.imgur.com/qSj6p8B.jpg
Is this game about as good as previous Divinity games? I'm curious if this is a stand-out title. I really shouldn't buy any more games this Summer but I'm kinda bored right now.
OK just tell me how to do this stupid vase pressure plate shit in this stupid Immaculate Trial Cave before I explode
What? Is this a spoiler!
How single player friendly is this?
I mean... you also go to forest and a desert. Do you think those are spoilers?
Not playing Co-Op doesn't make you miss out anything nor takes away from the experience.How single player friendly is this?
Cause I had no clue what you were rambling about.
I know a vase puzzle is in the game. I'mma quit the game. D:Then I guess it's not a spoiler.
How single player friendly is this?
I hate you for having character appareances that match the portraits you god damn bastard
lol, yeah, it bothered me. I could handle it in games like Neverwinter Nights where the character creator wasn't very robust and your avatar was your character for all intents and purposes, but Divinity's creator is so nice that I wish the avatars reflected that. Making characters that resemble the avatars was my compromise, though I wish I had more flexibility.They roughly match the portraits, well done.
You clearly know how to handle that sort of limitation.
Reposting this for a new page if anyone missed it. Is there a place I can report this stuff?Bug: Equipping my dark-skinned character with the Antique Cloth armor makes her body light-skinned while her face stays dark. Anyone else experience this?
Moving downward in this game really bugs me. Your character is centered so low. Most of the area you have to position your mouse while hold running is almost entirely over the action bar.
OK just tell me how to do this stupid vase pressure plate shit in this stupid Immaculate Trial Cave before I explode
Full solution since you asked for it:
Each pressure plate requires a specific amount of weight. The vases are a bit misleading since those aren't the only objects you must use. The first plate nearest the statue is easy as a nearby vase works, which has a weight of 5. The plate immediately across, being smaller, requires weight of 2. There is a bucket full of water hidden behind a secret door that works, or you can just use whatever items you want (you can stack things on top of eachother). The next plate, the smallest of them all, requires a weight of 1. There are books around that serve this purpose very well. The final plate, the largest of them all, requires a weight of 7.5. There are barrels down the hallway adjacent the plate that will suffice. You'll know you have the weight right when the pressure plate goes *click*.
I wrote this entirely from memory sorry if anything is wrong.
I have two people with teleport and it does a lot of damage and it's a lot of fun to put enemies where they shouldn't be
I hope they prioritize fixing merchant inventories resetting on loads. There is a certain merchant later on that could be very game-breaking. I don't really wanna write it here but once you see it it's pretty obvious that it's probably not working as intended.
It's more Temple of Elemental Evil.Is this game more Diablo or Dragon Age?
My characters Sebbeth and Lemuria.
Can't wait to see what trouble they get into.
I hope they prioritize fixing merchant inventories resetting on loads. There is a certain merchant later on that could be very game-breaking. I don't really wanna write it here but once you see it it's pretty obvious that it's probably not working as intended.
Spoiler that or PM. I want to break the game on a save.
Spoiler or PM! Just curious.
bought it earlier based on the hype and I am not disappointed. It's great, but one thing:
Is there any way to do this co op with a friend, two characters each? We both started multiplayer and made our two characters, and we assumed that when we played together we would each control our two, but it seems like MP is only with 2 characters? Is there any way to play with 4 or unlock the other 2?
Thanks!!
Half agree, becauseLove how logical the four pillars puzzle was. Read the in-game clue, thought "hmm... let me try this," and was quite happy when it worked. And the clue struck a nice balance in giving you a hint without being overt.
Huh, didn't realize this game was out, or was going to be so good. Should I play it as someone who loves all kinds of RPGs from Planescape to Diablo to Earthbound that has never played a Divinity game outside of Dragon Commander? And is it worth the full price?
What kind of question is that lol? Even if you weren't, the answer is clearly: YES. The game has nigh to no connection to any of the other divinity games.
Love how logical the four pillars puzzle was. Read the in-game clue, thought "hmm... let me try this," and was quite happy when it worked. And the clue struck a nice balance in giving you a hint without being overt.
too bad boutcharacter pushes dialog