Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Definitive Edition

better than baldur's gate 3

Um RPG de turno muito bom, recomendo

很扎实的文字量，使我的脑袋旋转，每个npc都有自己的剧情，人物特点还算比较鲜明，音乐一般，战斗的敌我npc像是人类和比目鱼的区别，战士必备位移技能，最好准备至少两个，否则就是区，感觉不如弓箭手和法师大人，种族比较强势的精灵玩什么职业都强势，反观其他种族强度真是不敢恭维，（但是蜥蜴人可以卓爱哎我原谅你强度低了）总体而言算得上是佳作，自由度很高，剧情分支多，可惜有些任务比较难，不当攻略老先生很难体验到全部剧情。

Divinity: Original Sin 2 is an exceptional game, the overarching narrative and combat loops are immersive and extremely fun to engage with. Each encounter can be navigated in a plethora of ways all designed to push you as a player, if that means sneaking around the map and pilfering the things you want. Or if you murder-hobo everything on the map, you are given complete freedom of choice. The villains draw blurred lines on what is right and what is wrong on a grand scale and for the smaller plot points with each origin character's storyline. Unless you are Lohse of course, her villain is actually just an ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ but in being one they push you to make morally grey choices of your own to overcome her own situation. The skills in game work incredibly well, such a diverse range of spells and abilities that genuinely just feel fun to engage with. Each region is locked inside of a struggle of its own, and I don't just mean each act. Every city, every camp damn near every square inch of this game has something for you to sink your teeth into as you explore (quite literally if you're an elf). All of this is true and MORE, until you get to act 4 (Arx). You are free to enjoy the game in absolutely any way you see fit throughout the entirety of acts 1 through 3. However, when you rock up to the last act you are forced to lock in and adopt new strategies that almost render your earlier playstyles useless. Not that it's impossible, but every fight IS an uphill battle unless you research and respec your party. As I'm writing this from a viewpoint of my first playthrough this wall was something new to overcome and because I personally enjoy that I think this really adds something to the later parts of the game. If we compare the last act of Divinity OS 2 to BG3, this game is infinitely harder. You NEED to use every bit of utility you can to prevent getting wiped constantly. Which overall I feel is a pleasant experience, yes it can be frustrating to know that your earlier builds become obsolete. But you are chasing Divinity, you're not just stopping the absolute. You're contending with forces that wield power on a whole other scale whilst trying to seize it yourself. My party roster through the whole game was Lohse (my MC), The Red Prince, Ifan & Fane. I have grown to invest myself in all of their stories even despite the hardships of Arx. When it came to Baldurs Gate 3, I felt less invested in the inner conflict with each of the main cast but DOS2 handles this brilliantly. The game is harder, the characters are more diverse and interesting and the world is incredible. Final rating: 8/10 - An inspiring playthrough.

Absolutely love this game. Multiplayer in a group of three works extremely well.

a robust magic system and lots of memorable characters.

8.1/10 well I have been meaning to play this game ever since it came out. In fact I started a playthrough the first year with my brother and we played for over 20 hrs cooperatively -on my GOG account -before he got tired of it and quit. His biggest complaint was (besides our fighting - typical brother quarrelling) that it was hard to follow the story when I am running around reading things and advancing the story, and he is doing the same. I shrugged it off and waited for a couple years and then tried to play with my son. I bought the game again on steam (I don't regret paying for it 2x one little bit. I love a good D&D type dungeon crawler.), but again my son only played a few hrs and he said the same thing. That he misses too much with multiple people playing and he can't get immersed in it. *SIGH So after waiting another year here I am, soloing another terrific game. Man this would be good with some friends that actually wanted to play it, but I am enjoying it by myself regardless. It's just a game I throw on for a couple of hours when I want to go smack something and maybe find a new piece of armour. I'm taking my time and enjoying it. I figured I would beat this before buying Baldur's Gate 3 since I already own this... No regrets, just wish my brethren had a backbone and the proclavity to finish what they start! (okay so I was just as likely to stab my brother in the back anyway as he can be really annoying)....so yeah solo it is!

If you love Baldur's gate 3 this is a must have.