Anyone else enjoying decorating camp?

[Holy Athena]

I've actually been finding it fun to set things down and pick up things in the world to bring to my camp to decorate it.

(Just wish you could pick up chairs and tables haha)

I hope Larian kind of expands on this... tbh... It makes it feel more like home away from home.

hope the devs expand on items you can pick up, etc. Def seen some chairs, and tables I'd of liked to drag to camp....


Heck I wish we could be given a house, or small stone mansion in Baldurs Gate to decorate at some point too... sorta like Drage Age Inquisition, except we can place the items we want, and go shopping for tables, chairs, etc. lmao.... (DLC plox Larian?!)

I'm a sucker for that sort of thing..

Wishlist:

- be able to attach things to the side instead of getting a (too steep) error.

- Pick up more things.

- Stack things like books, etc.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2253528589

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2253528632

Looks awesome at night with candles:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2253545504

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2253545542

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2253545594

Originally posted by AsianGirlLover:

I wish more people would share screenshots of their take on decorating their camp.

Feel free to post your own!

[Dotz]

Didn’t even know that was a thing.

[SpaceKiwi]

Just wanted to say thanks a lot, I've restarted and am trudging through the Nautiloid laden with heavy chests and brain tanks for my camp!

[Holy Athena]

Originally posted by SpaceKiwi:

Just wanted to say thanks a lot, I've restarted and am trudging through the Nautiloid laden with heavy chests and brain tanks for my camp!

Lol, something I have difficulty with sometimes.. too much loot to decorate with....

[mysticfall]

I don't want to start another war about BG3 being DOS3, but it's one of the cool features from the Divinity series.

Having such dynamic environment as that of DOS2 is a double-edged sword. Of course, you can cheese every battle by exploiting it, but it also offers such fresh elements to this age old genre both in and out of combat.

DOS2 provided many such options which take some time to find out and get used to. And it's only reasonable to assume that BG3 will do the same in that regard.

So, I hope people could try to be a bit more open minded about the new elements from the Divinity series. You can choose not to cheese a battle but only take advantage of the environment to make the game fun in a way that was not possible with traditional D&D games.

[Holy Athena]

Originally posted by mysticfall:

I don't want to start another war about BG3 being DOS3, but it's one of the cool features from the Divinity series.

Having such dynamic environment as that of DOS2 is a double-edged sword. Of course, you can cheese every battle by exploiting it, but it also offers such fresh elements to this age old genre both in and out of combat.

So, I hope people could try to be a bit more open minded about the new elements from the Divinity series. You can choose not to cheese a battle but only take advantage of the environment to make the game fun in a way that was not possible with traditional D&D games.

Cool post, but that doesn't have anything to really do with decorating a base lol, I feel like its adding oil for some pyro rager to start a flame war with off topic lol...

That being said, I hope the devs expand on items you can pick up, etc. Def seen some chairs, and tables I'd of liked to drag to camp....

Hell I wish we could be given a house, or small stone mansion in Baldurs Gate to decorate at some point too... sorta like Drage Age Inquisition, except we can place the items we want, and go shopping for tables, chairs, etc. lmao....

I'm a sucker for that sort of thing..

[Beta Ray Jim]

GREAT idea!

[mysticfall]

Originally posted by Holy Athena:

Cool post, but that doesn't have anything to really do with decorating a base lol, I feel like its adding oil for some pyro rager to start a flame war with off topic lol...

That being said, I hope the devs expand on items you can pick up, etc. Def seen some chairs, and tables I'd of liked to drag to camp....

You know that it's been bit of a hobby for many DOS2 players, don't you? :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/DivinityOriginalSin/comments/heho11/this_is_what_youre_supposed_to_do_with_the/

Or this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/DivinityOriginalSin/comments/9eme4f/cold_blooded_killer_blows_up_driftwood/

P.S.: But I agree that it'd be cool to have a similar mechanic to decorate your base as in DAI. I've always regretted that the mechanic wasn't fully developed in that game, possibly due to time restraint.

[Wolfdoggie]

Nice to know stuff doesn't disappear when you leave then. Gonna start doin this.

[Holy Athena]

Necroing my own thread. I hope a dev adds more!

[dolby]

Then you have people who complain about spoons and forks on the other side of the spectrum...i knew it! One man's trash is another man's treasure.

i'm happy to see that at least some find a use for the whole 2009 dragon age origins immersion braking camp idea. Happy hording!:) gj.

[Holy Athena]

Originally posted by dolby:

Then you have people who complain about spoons and forks on the other side of the spectrum...i knew it! One man's trash is another man's treasure.

i'm happy to see that at least some find a use for the whole 2009 dragon age origins immersion braking camp idea. Happy hording!:) gj.

You're such a debbie downer

[dolby]

Originally posted by Holy Athena:

Originally posted by dolby:

Then you have people who complain about spoons and forks on the other side of the spectrum...i knew it! One man's trash is another man's treasure.

i'm happy to see that at least some find a use for the whole 2009 dragon age origins immersion braking camp idea. Happy hording!:) gj.

You're such a debbie downer

i actually wasn't sarcastic about this at all. i think it's good that people found a use for the camp!!!
That is all... if you see that as negative so be it...

I'm just not in to this kid of thing so i have zero use for a static camp... And if i'm on any kind of camping trip i never stay at the same place twice.
This is why i see it immersion braking... just like i did with Dragon age.

I just like lord of the rings adventure feeling constantly moving the camp thing...

this is how i would prefer camping... https://ibb.co/JmNXwJM

[Shadow♥]

i been hoping they let us pick up stuff like chairs tables and beds and such to decorate . i want to decorate the big room with old stone in camp, the one when you walk across the tree to get to it. perfect to make into a nice room.

[Holy Athena]

Originally posted by dolby:

Originally posted by Holy Athena:

You're such a debbie downer

i actually wasn't sarcastic about this at all. i think it's good that people found a use for the camp!!!
That is all... if you see that as negative so be it...

I'm just not in to this kid of thing so i have zero use for a static camp... And if i'm on any kind of camping trip i never stay at the same place twice.
This is why i see it immersion braking... just like i did with Dragon age.

I just like lord of the rings adventure feeling constantly moving the camp thing...

this is how i would prefer camping... https://ibb.co/JmNXwJM

I seem to have completely misunderstood the tone of your post. I am sorry. :(

[Extraordinary Gentleman]

I want to decorate the camp, but I'm not comfortable doing it without knowing whether or not that camp will still be there in later acts. I'd hate to loose all those items and work because the camp got replaced with a different world space or some "HQ under attack" event happens. The camp changes on it's own as new members join, so I don't know if that workstation I'm setting up is gonna occupy someone else's spot or not.