Are you sure you're thinking of the right game? The animations are a little janky, but I never had any problems with jumping and don't recall any sequences that required a lot of it.
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Is divinity 2 ego draconis worth playing?
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Are you sure you're thinking of the right game? The animations are a little janky, but I never had any problems with jumping and don't recall any sequences that required a lot of it.
Probably an agile rogue type, that's what I usually play.
catfood
AGAIN
See, this is your mistake right here. Melee in this game is FUBAR. The only way to rationally play it is with an archer or mage build.
Falksi
Arcane
I'd played both well before I'd signed up or even heard of the Codex, so I seriously doubt it.
Divinity 2 has more quality humour & excellent music in the first 10 minutes than Skyrim has throughout the entire game.
I don't see the comparison with Skyrim, one is an open world action game with slight RPG elements, the other is a focused linear ARPG with some weird flight sections.
They have nothing in common except clicking to attack and being in third person.
It's really a case of Apples and Oranges. If anything Ego Draconis is more similar to the first two Witcher games.
They have nothing in common except clicking to attack and being in third person.
It's really a case of Apples and Oranges. If anything Ego Draconis is more similar to the first two Witcher games.
orcinator
Liturgist
Two games neither of which is worth playing for its gameplay but one is worth playing if you want to jerk off.
Issue is one is super obscure while one is super overrated.
Citizen
Guest
It's basically a spiritual successor to Drakan. RPG-lite with interesting vertical world, fun characters and you can be a dragon. It's very good if you can look past the EXTREME LEVELS OF JANK
I think both are worth playing.
Skyrim is not a very good RPG but it's still an elder scrolls game and it had some cool bits about the lore and regardless of the overall quality of content they built a decent world to explore.
Divinity 2 is just a good game held back by publishers and their inane demands.
I'd say Ego Draconis is kind of in the same bag as Two Worlds II, both are relatively low budget games with vast amounts of untapped potential that have some parts that shine and overshadow all shortcomings.
sullynathan
Arcane
Why is this game blurry and why does it jitter?
catfood
AGAIN
Because Gamebryo. Also a lot of people have problems running it on Win 10.
sullynathan
Arcane
Combat is so shit in this game I can only laugh.
Falksi
Arcane
You sure that the cool music isn't giving you a jitter-bug?
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I thought you were Greek?
Anyway the game is pretty fun, I'd recommend it as someone who wasn't too fussed about the D:OS games.
V_K
Arcane
Try disabling the shadows, their implementation is... weird. I had my char get stuck in the scenery with shadows enabled.
Nah, there's Gamebryo and there's incompetently used Gamebryo. I've never had any issues with TES, but D2 is just one big issue.
Citizen
Guest
I renember playing it after release it was junky so abandoned it just after becoming Dragon... Then the expansion came out and Dragon Knight Version finally with fixed graphics, some bugfixes and played it to the end + Expansion which was very fun. Rough gem for me and had lot more fun playing it than DDOS and DDOS 2 because itemization was better. Cant remember much except something about Naxos some evil dude who was son of DD 1 hero and than you could run around in cool greek like armor, still the music was fun to listen too, RIP Komrade Kiril. 
That's not (entirely) true. Melee is more powerful than magic or archery, eventually. You just can't do it in the beginning of the game because the op melee skills require you to be higher level before you can pick them. Start with archery/magic, then respec once you have the dragon tower.
sullynathan
Arcane
Why is it taking so long to become a dragon? At least the music is good but holy shit original sin reuses it.
Got AMD but i'll try.
Gregz
Arcane
Yes
sullynathan
Arcane
The game has become a lot more interesting as things led up to becoming a dragon. The dragon combat is pretty shit though, particularly the fight against the bug in a cave. I can see why codex hated action rpgs when a lot of them during this time period play like this.
Curratum
Guest
Short answer is "no". I endured it for a few hours the just gave up. Virtually no redeeming qualities to motivate you to keep pushing.
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