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Divinity II: FoV vs Dragon Knight Saga

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Divinity II: FoV vs Dragon Knight Saga

Game News - posted by VentilatorOfDoom on Thu 9 September 2010, 10:16:05

Tags: Divinity II; Larian Studios

In case you wonder whether to get Flames of Vengeance or the new Dragon Knight Saga package, here's some info regarding the differences.


<span id="body0">I was wondering, what is the difference of D2:ED + FoV compared to The Dragonknight Saga?</span>
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<span id="body1">Flames of Vengeance retroactively applies many changes which are introduced in DKS also to Ego Draconis. Most engine changes for instance are immediately present in Ego Draconis. To maintain compatibility with existing savegames however, there are a number of things which aren't changed when you install FOV. These are:

Enemy placement and balancing (massive overhaul)
Loot and set-items (complete overhaul)
Story and scripting changes (e.g. in DKS flying fortress gameplay is very different to ED)
Art changes in Ego Draconis (though you do get the advantage of better lighting &amp; shading)

In general, if you played or finished Ego Draconis and don't want to start over again, get FOV.

If you don't mind starting over again, get DKS, in which the total gameplay experience is in my opinion much more stream-lined.

There's no big differences between the FOV content in DKS and the FOV content applied to ED.</span>
The gameplay in the flying fortresses is very different to Ego Draconis. I wonder what that means. Also note how you will only get those streamlined improvements to ED when you buy the enhanced version: Dragon Knight Saga.
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