Some of the character interactions in Divinity are just amazing. I personally like the writing style and story of the Pillars Games a lot more than divinitys, but thats not to say Divinitys is bad. I think the game ended up besting baldurs gate 1 but not reaching the awesomeness of bg2 (i think the sequel gets much closer). Pillars is Obsidians attempt at capturing the magic of Baldurs Gate. But like all turned based combat it can drag on some times.
I love me some turned based combat and divinitys turned base combat is one of the best.
#Can i import save files in pillars of eternity deadfire Patch#
Also of note, Deadfire just released the 5.0 patch which completely overhauls ship combat, fleshes out a lot of the company/faction choices and the release of the Turn Based combat mode, if you should so desire.Įra is a cesspool of turn based fanboys. Pillars is a much more traditional real time combat affair that can allow you to be mostly hands off with a decent AI set up. D:OS2 has a much heavier reliance on environmental combat, using and moving objects, combos etc. I played PoE three times and I'm on my second Deadfire run.īoth games offer great dialogue and acting, and they both offer many choices and changes that results in unique play throughs, so it's hard to argue there which is better. as much as I love the Divinity games I haven't managed to finish one yet - I get about 60-80 hours in and then stop. I'm currently replaying Deadfire with all the DLC and I'm still having a blast. PoE can be a little more forgiving in terms of combat, especially since the introduction of Party AI (and the huge improvements they made to it in PoE2 Deadfire).ĭ:OS2 is definitely on the more whimsical and silly side of things. What do you all say, which one should I go for first?īoth are brilliant CRPGs and among the best the genre has ever had to offer. A bit more expensive than PoE but both games are on sale at the moment Unsure if my laptop (I5 7300HQ and GTX 1060) can run the game 60fps on high settings + Appears to have received unanimous critical acclaim (as opposed to PoE) and comes across as a very solid game + Combat seems quite fun (but hope that it isn't the major focus of the game) I understand that PoE II supports a newly implemented turn based mode but I don't think PoE I does? Torment didn't have a focus on combat which made it much more bearable. I.I struggle a lot with the Real Time with Pause nature of games like this (Baldur's Gate etc), personally I dislike it a great deal. + I'm yearning for a game that gives me that 'choices matter' feeling and interesting dialogue/characters reminiscent of playing Torment + It's a third of the price of Divinity 2 at the moment I know they may be two different beasts and not at all comparable but one of them will be my next game to go through and I'm really torn between the two. I'll try to keep it short, the gist of it is that I don't know which game to start with.
0 kommentar(er)
