Maybe they all will suffer amnesia after shipwreck, so lvl 1 and no more Watcher stuff.
Guess I need to finish my expansion playthrough, if it means I can import my character to the sequel.
Would be interesting (as someone mentioned before) that you start as a lvl 1 avatar of Eothas and work your way up. Battling servants of other gods, C&C, etc.
Oh boy, a man can only dream
JS even said (in the third Director's Commentary Twitch stream) that maybe they'll do something similar to what BioWare did with the Dragon Age Keep for all the people who haven't played PoE1, but still want to customize their PC's choices.
even when i was a neet i would think twice to do that lolJS even said (in the third Director's Commentary Twitch stream) that maybe they'll do something similar to what BioWare did with the Dragon Age Keep for all the people who haven't played PoE1, but still want to customize their PC's choices.
I'd really dig that approach actually. Having to do a full playthrough to explore those choices is a bit extreme...
By the way, it's not really confirmed that PoE 2 will let us import our previous PCs and continue the Watcher's story. It's all speculation at the moment.
Well, that screen doesn't really mean much, you know. A lot of games end with the epilogue saying something like "and this was just the beginning of his/her tale" only to have the next instalment feature a new PC (on the top of my head I can think of NWN OC, MotB, maybe DA:O that had similar ending texts).By the way, it's not really confirmed that PoE 2 will let us import our previous PCs and continue the Watcher's story. It's all speculation at the moment.
Well, PoE2 isn't even officially confirmed, even though everyone knew it was coming ever since late 2015 :D
And I think it's safe to say they'll continue with the Baldur's Gate series model with the sequel, and that it will feature the same protagonist as the first one.
Except PoE is supposed to be a BG sequel in spirit. It's supposed to emulate the epic-adventure of Baldur's Gate.Well, that screen doesn't really mean much, you know. A lot of games end with the epilogue saying something like "and this was just the beginning of his/her tale" only to have the next instalment feature a new PC (on the top of my head I can think of NWN OC, MotB, maybe DA:O that had similar ending texts).By the way, it's not really confirmed that PoE 2 will let us import our previous PCs and continue the Watcher's story. It's all speculation at the moment.
Well, PoE2 isn't even officially confirmed, even though everyone knew it was coming ever since late 2015 :D
And I think it's safe to say they'll continue with the Baldur's Gate series model with the sequel, and that it will feature the same protagonist as the first one.
By the way, I'd like to continue with the same character I made for PoE and have them follow a BG model. I was just pointing out that it's not really something set in stone at the moment.
Would be interesting (as someone mentioned before) that you start as a lvl 1 avatar of Eothas and work your way up. Battling servants of other gods, C&C, etc.
Oh boy, a man can only dream
George Ziets had a similar idea for a hypothetical Baldur's Gate III
By the way, I'd like to continue with the same character I made for PoE and have them follow a BG model. I was just pointing out that it's not really something set in stone at the moment.
And T:ToN was supposed to be the spiritual successor of Planescape: Torment, yet it's coming to consoles, has a max party of four PCs, different combat system, characters that seem to be made for Tumblr and other shits that has nothing to do with its "inspiration".Except PoE is supposed to be a BG sequel in spirit. It's supposed to emulate the epic-adventure of Baldur's Gate.
They only said that to con people. Brian Fargo is the ultimate master conman. Anyone who didn't see that TToN had nothing to do with PST from the very start is a fucking retard who deserved to have their money taken away from them.And T:ToN was supposed to be the spiritual successor of Planescape: Torment, yet it's coming to consoles, has a max party of four PCs, different combat system, characters that seem to be made for Tumblr and other shits that has nothing to do with its "inspiration".Except PoE is supposed to be a BG sequel in spirit. It's supposed to emulate the epic-adventure of Baldur's Gate.
Well, I kind of agree with you here, both on the differences between Obsidian and inXile and the fact that it's not unlikely that PoE2 will let us import our Watcher, I just think it's not completely obvious since there are examples of sequels featuring new stories/chars even when the previous ones would suggest otherwise. No point in further arguing this, tho.They only said that to con people. Brian Fargo is the ultimate master conman. Anyone who didn't see that TToN had nothing to do with PST from the very start is a fucking retard who deserved to have their money taken away from them.
Besides, two very different companies. PoE is a PC-exclusive, delivered on what it set out to do. Can't say the same for InXile.
Anyway, it's all but confirmed. End slides leave the player on a cliffhanger, Sawyer pretty much begged people not to delete their saves in the last stream, and the majority of people will draw comparisons between PoE2 and BG2. One of the key things about BG2 is that it continued the story of the first game, and that included transferring the player character.
Doesn't mean that there won't be a twist where it's revealed at the end the player character was Eothas all along.
Because the Watcher is a foreign element in their own story and has no agency?
And companions miraculously coming alive is in BG2's tradition, sooo.