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I don't want it to end either. Loving every second of it. I am nowhere near as far as you and the speed at which I play games, an expansion may well be out!
Yeah i completly forgot about the featherhead paladin lady, and now its to late to get her >_>
I didnt realy blitz anything but i had alot of freetime and i just couldn´t put this game away.
I am also hoping Obsidian will do an addon, I would love to get more out of this game!
i think once i hit lvl 8-10 with my group i just startet steamrolling through every fight. im playing on normal aswell. The only enemy thats keeps kicking me in the ass is one of the bountys, the ogre shamen (forgot his name). I think the rifles (blunderbuss etc) are a bit overpowered. For a while i was running around with 4 out of 6 partymembers with blunders and almost every fight was over bevore it startet. Even some bossbattles where like one big focus-fire shot at the start of the battle aaaaand the boss is dead.
unfortunately i didnt like divinity at all :-/ i realy wanted to like it but it just wasnt for me. The (for me at least) horrible wrighting and bad humor killed the mood over and over again. I only got 5 hours on divinity and those weren´t very enjoyable
It's not for everybody, but I really enjoyed Divinity. It's different, for sure. The humor, world-building, and writing is very on-par with past Divinity titles, which is a draw for people like me that loved them. Divinity II was such an underrated game. It's supposed to be a really cliche light-hearted fantasy atmosphere. The writing correlates with that goal. Fair enough though, some people only prefer more serious and 'dark' RPGs like PoE. I love both. Although, PoE does have superior writing no question about that. Divinity just scratches a different itch. And it really does have better combat, which is kind of a shame. If PoE had combat more on par with Divinity's, this game would probably be my favorite RPG of all [recent] time.
I am considering wasteland 2 (another thread on here) to spread out my RPG enjoyment
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