Your "Civil Abilities" are important, but sadly take the same skill points as offensive abilities, and with this game's leveling system, those points are precious. Even if no one takes thievery, you can steal a TON from walls, tables, and desks just from turning invisible, and that money matters (Paintings are worth good money!). On that note, someone.either an aerothurge or scoundrel.should be able to turn invisible. Not saying you CAN'T splash other schools, but it requires a big investment, so think carefully about it.
For instance, walk in shadows to turn invisible not only needs scoundrel, but can fail if you don't have enough finesse. You can't even cross-class super-effectively since most moves require you to put points into their primary stat to even function. We have fire/earth mage, warrior, ranger, and Jahan with air/water, which covers almost all bases and it's been fun but far from mandatory, and on the other hand, none have felt more fun than any other.ġst there's no easy re-spec. Their stories aren't as fleshed out as in DOS2 so it's really up to you who you want to have.īut other than that, I think pretty much all skilltrees are viable when you just properly invest in them. Other three are fighting, scoundrel, and a ranger, so I'd take just what you don't already have. Jahan is fun, not just because he is in DOS2 though it is a large part of it, but he has water and air skills. While in DOS2 you can choose what the companions have, here they already have first skills chosen to them. Have 1-2 skill trees that you want to put your points in. I read somewhere than instead of being a jack-of-all-trades, you want to specialize and focus on one and I've found out that works quite nicely. odd at first? And it's the one where I think I had to google the most.īut most importantly: It's more of Divinity: Original Sin, it has local co-op, and that's why we're replaying it again with my partner and it's damn fun. There's really no "hand holding" in DOS2 but even more so in the first one. So while I dislike looking up a guide beforehand instead of exploring and doing what you want, read the options and prepare for it. You can do it later, I think, but its costly and weird and just difficult. There's no mirror to look at and change your skills. say your pyromancy from 3 to 4, you need 4 points rather than one. Attributes work WILDLY differently, so you need to save more to increase the lvl of. Very much like in DOS2, when you really understand the mechanics, even Tactician is not a difficulty. The beginning can be brutal, but it gets easier - much easier in fact. Vendor Prices, Bartering & Attitude Formula
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