Originally Posted by MicShazam (Post 1967480)

73 minutes in. Wiped a couple teams completely already :laughing:

I did figure out a few things, so I'd call that progress. Doesn't seem like you can really lose the game as such - only suffer bad setbacks. Just need to keep throwing guys at the dungeons until I get somewhere!

Originally Posted by Kiiii (Post 1967486)

That's the best you can do. Sometimes you'll get a combination of people that work really well together. Btw if you didn't know, before you go into a dungeon, you can right click on your character list to see what position they are the strongest in. Some people are stronger at the front of the line and some vice versa. You can pull off some really neat combinations that way.

Originally Posted by eric generic (Post 1967544)

Wtf is this new Overwatch character lol

Originally Posted by eric generic (Post 1967523)

Some classes can also swap positions, based on the skill layout you are using for them.

Originally Posted by elphenor (Post 1967638)

started up finally on Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition

it's hefty and dry but a really well designed RPG with a world that feels interactive and alive

I put out a fire that was blocking my path with an ice spell that I may not even have had in my party if I was running different classes, then I try to run past it only to have my mage slip and knock herself out for a few seconds on the ice 10/10 immersion

leveling system is fantastic with perks that require meaningful trade-offs, and a good mix of combat and outside of combat skills

the gear similarly is a lot to pour over but is always offering me meaningful choices, do I want a bit of extra hp with this item or do I want the 8% block chance on this other one, and it looks like a ludicrous amount of weapon types can be crafted whenever I get around to that

making certain dialogue choices with your characters will give them traits that provide small bonuses and your characters can even disagree and debate over the right course of action in a given scenario

I'm playing on the difficult Tactical mode, so every combat encounter has had me sweating like Microsoft Chess on high intermediate, but the normal mode option exists for those not wanting to strain themselves

only criticism is I don't find the main plot super engaging, but how important is that really in a game like this, especially when even many random NPCs have their own charm and personality