Divinity 2 Original Sin Ending
Aug 26, 2015 - The Kickstarter campaign for Divinity: Original Sin 2 has come to an end, having successfully raised over $2 million! All of us at Larian Studios.
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Larian Studios has revealed more details about how it intends to revamp its RPG in August's, and it will involve a 'largely re-written' late game with 130,000 words worth of new story—the equivalent of a chunky fantasy novel.The studio's writers have also changed 150,000 words to make story arcs tighter, the developer said. Writer Kevin Vanord, speaking in the video above, said that the Definitive Edition will 'tie up loose ends' better than the original, and that a lot of the new dialogue will help better explain the motivation of various characters.Origin stories have also been polished 'to better communicate how your decisions impact' the story of the main characters, and overall, the new words and rewrites will give you a 'greater sense of reactivity across the world'.Beast, a dwarven companion, has been a particular focus for the team.
He's been extensively re-written, and he'll have more to say and do in the game's conclusion, Vanord said.Combat has been rebalanced across the board, making some fights easier and some harder. 'The overall experience will now be smoother and make you feel like your experience in earlier fights has prepared you for what comes later, while still offering you new challenges,' Larian said in a. The Definitive Edition will also add some brand new fights, including one with the giant Kraken at the start of the third act.The edition, which will be free for owners of the original, will come with a new tutorial, an easier difficulty level called Story Mode, and DLC about Sir Lora, the Squirrel Knight, who has to stop an apocalyptic cult of squirrels summoning the Great Acorn. That'll be free for new owners, too.There will also be a long list of balance changes—including buffs to underused skills and changes to item prices—and some new music. For more on that, and to read about all the changes, head over to the full.
I would take 50k crits with a grain of salt, I never saw one over 10k myself. I did not min-max, so there is some leeway upwards I suppose.
90% crit chance is a tough order, but I can see getting it, if you use under-levelled gear. It would be too much of a coincidence to have all the pieces needed at your level in the end: number of rune slots in the right places, one of the +20% weapons, maybe a couple of the 5% items, plus what you can gather in wits and rogue levels.If my mage had 90%, he wouldn't need 50k crits.any two of his AE spells would end the fight with anyone. As it is, I am happy with my 39%:). I chose to fight to become the Divine.I just focus down the hooded man (Braccus Rex) quickly to initiate the second phase. Then all of the Magisters will only focus on Braccus's forces (they will still hurt you with AoE, or opportune strikes). You can initiate the second phase by hurting the other big ones too, but the magisters are more useful with more health left on them. Braccus's guys, and that Kraken will still attack you though.
Just rush down Dallis, Lucian, and Braccus. I would suggest leaving Braccus for last because his forces disappear when he dies leaving the magisters focusing on you.On Classic difficulty, I found their damage to be rather unthreatening despite being level 19 (turned 20 mid fight).
I personally did it with one partner, both using the Lone Wold trait.Then once I won I chose to become the Divine, and got a nasty bug that kept me from completing the ending scene on the boat. Sharing the divine power (as read from anotehr thread) seems to work just fine.