Divinity original sin 2 change difficulty

DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2 CHANGE DIFFICULTY PATCH

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DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2 CHANGE DIFFICULTY PATCH

IвЂ™ve cleared out everything else.Game or Patch Questions? Visit FileForums If I go over the bridge to the north to the sawmill the enemies are level 15. I beat my head against it for 3 hours last night with my level 12 group, because thatвЂ™s the lowest level fight I can find. Also fuck those necrofire slimes, that fight might be impossible. Maybe IвЂ™m too old for this shit, but the game is either too hard or IвЂ™ve completely missed a giant section of the game because my party is level 12 and I canвЂ™t find a single fight with anything below level 13, and thereвЂ™s at least 8 enemies.

Even then, the AI is good enough to gang up and target your weakest character first, killing them before they can act (sup Ifan and Lohse) so your highest DPS character is often dead before their turn causing a reload. You need to destroy their armor before theyвЂ™ll be subjected to any effect that makes them miss their turn. All that gear is worthless as soon as you out level it.ДЄlso effect arrows, and effects in general, are kind of shitty with the armor system in place. I cleared every nook and cranny of Fort Joy, got the Tyrant set, did every quest, and when I got to the mainland I was out classed big time. You just canвЂ™t get every skill book immediately at level 2, but then which RPGs give you all your skills an hour into the game? Gotta have that constant drip or IвЂ™ll get bored and not finish unless your story is spectacular.ДЄre you playing the same game? Did you play on Easy? Because this is so not true. Trade stuff for skill books rather than stealing them, it works fine. You can make hundreds of poison, water, and slowdown arrows. Just like I donвЂ™t get some quests if I donвЂ™t take Pet Pal and miss some stuff without persuasion.Д«y the end of act 1 you can have enough lockpicks to get you through the entire game with dozens to spare, sell the rest.

There will be a couple chests you canвЂ™t get in to, thatвЂ™s fine with me it makes thievery feel like it was worth putting points in to. Use a bow, magic, or throw-away weapons to break down doors and open chests. With high barter and 100 disposition with the vendor you can now sell the stuff you either found with lucky charm or created via crafting for good money. Donate a bit of gold or make trades in the vendors favor to raise their disposition. I need those fights because theyвЂ™re the only fights in the game that let me test my builds and see if they actually work.ДЄs for stealing, I donвЂ™t enjoy it and itвЂ™s not needed if you use the other economy tools. Some of the boss fights are tricky until youвЂ™ve learned them (which is how I feel boss fights should be), and thereвЂ™s one or two optional fights in each act that are nasty. IвЂ™m obviously far in the minority, but I donвЂ™t feel this game is that difficult other than a couple specific fights.

Divinity original sin 2 change difficulty