It worked incredibly well and my party became very powerful. I built a completely physical based party, and just looked up builds that revolved around that play style. One thing that helped me was deciding early on what I would NOT focus on. That said, it's also one of the greatest RPGs I've ever played and was absolutely worth getting over the hump. I had to wait for a break from school so that I could play it fully, because it was too mentally demanding juggling classes and the game. The game is very freeform and it's for the best. Grinding out a guide isn't going to be fun.
They make points of no return pretty obvious and if you miss a few small things here or there it's not the end of the world. And slotting gems into stuff is such a pain, why is this a 3 step process?Īlso, just play on regular difficulty, don't play on hard, it's legitimately very hard.ĭon't worry about missing stuff. The only part I always found silly was the crafting. I don't find the interface cluttered at all, it's fine and gives relevant info. Just explore on your own, it's honestly not that complex. Don't just use an optimal character guide, that will suck all the fun out of the game.
By simply experimenting and giving yourself freedom to fail with low penalty, it lets you learn the game very quickly. Also save a ton, scum if you have to while learning.
That way you can try out all kinds of stuff and not feel like you messed up with the wrong build or infringing on other characters builds.
#DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2 ORIGIN OR CUSTOM MOD#
I really recommend a respec mod that adds the respeccing mirror right at the start of the game. For anybody that has ever felt this way about a video game, how did you get over this inner obstacle? And did you end up enjoying the game? Why or why not? TL DR: Divinity Original Sin 2 is making me feel overwhelmed, and looks more complicated than I originally anticipated. And my patience for understanding some mechanics has been on the low side as of late. Maybe getting older is partly a result of this? I seem to be developing a habit of not finishing some games for some time now. Is it the way Divinity presents information to me as the player? Is it the user interface looking cluttered and filled with too much information? Is it literally just me? Probably the latter.
I wasn’t always like this, hence my past gaming experience. I know this is purely a fault of my own, yet I can’t seem to stop myself from needing to know certain information before playing a game. Doing all of that.instead of just playing the damn game. Or maybe not enough explanation of some things.Īnyway, Ive been researching, watching videos, constantly debating on playing either a custom character or an origin character (I’m strongly for custom, but apparently I heard I miss out on a bunch of story if I don’t do an origin character for some reason?), looking at builds so that I don’t make a crap character at the start to get through the beginning, looking up certain hidden objects so that I don’t ever miss on potential equipment or quests. I don’t think I dislike it, I just feel like there is SO MUCH information at once just coming out on me. Yet for the first time, I feel incredibly overwhelmed to a point of being frozen in even trying to play THIS game. The good ones, the great ones, even had good times with bad ones. Chrono Trigger, Final Fantasy(s), Baldur’s Gate 1 and 2, Fallout series, KOTOR 1 and 2, Fire Emblem, Mass Effect, Dragon Age, Elder Scrolls from Morrowind to Skyrim, Diablo, Witcher 3, Persona series, etc. I have a background in playing an incredible amount of RPGs in my life.
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