Game News Swen Vincke's Divinity: Original Sin 2 Presentation at the PC Gamer Weekender

[Ninjerk]

God damn shit getting moved

 

[Zeriel]

I REALLY don't like their decision to make dialogue options "indirect". I get the feeling they will hear that feedback loud and clear when they go into early access, so it probably won't stick, but that's not a great outcome either, we're probably going to end up in the same situation we had with D:OS 1, where they haphazardly redo their entire dialogue system in the beta.

Everything else looks stellar, though.

 

[Zombra]

I REALLY don't like their decision to make dialogue options "indirect".

Hm what? I watched the video at one point, not sure what you're talking about now.

 

[Excidium II]

I like it, it feels like P&P.

 

[Bubbles]

I REALLY don't like their decision to make dialogue options "indirect".

Hm what? I watched the video at one point, not sure what you're talking about now.

[Tell Zombra what Zeriel means by "indirect" dialogue options.]

 

[Howdy]

Someone really needs to licence Larian's tech, because if they pull it off, it could be the greatest crpg engine so far. A developer with great writing and a great IP could go deep on this bitch and make something thematically and systemically brilliant.

 

[HoboForEternity]

if so, codexer should chip in and give styg or VD (better, have ITS and Stygian soft collaborate) the license to the engine, and make something to conquer the universe

 

[Kem0sabe]

Someone really needs to licence Larian's tech, because if they pull it off, it could be the greatest crpg engine so far. A developer with great writing and a great IP could go deep on this bitch and make something thematically and systemically brilliant.

Been saying this for a long time, larians engine is brilliant.

Instead of shit like unity

 

[Tacgnol]

Someone really needs to licence Larian's tech, because if they pull it off, it could be the greatest crpg engine so far. A developer with great writing and a great IP could go deep on this bitch and make something thematically and systemically brilliant.

Been saying this for a long time, larians engine is brilliant.

Instead of shit like unity

Yeah, I wish this Unity obsession would die off.

With all the technical issues Unity has, I don't get why devs are still using it.

 

[LESS T_T]

Someone really needs to licence Larian's tech, because if they pull it off, it could be the greatest crpg engine so far. A developer with great writing and a great IP could go deep on this bitch and make something thematically and systemically brilliant.

During the first game's Kickstarter, Larian mentioned the possibility of premium module system. But the Editor didn't take off well in the first game.

I hope the dedicated mod support team makes a difference this time.

 

[HoboForEternity]

Yeah, I wish this Unity obsession would die off.

With all the technical issues Unity has, I don't get why devs are still using it.

isnt unity popular because it is so cheep?

 

[vortex]

Unity did fix a lot of issues lately and got cinematic image effects. It does have to improve performance (high priority issue) but core has been upgraded very much,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnEqV1Ca8HE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARorKHRTI80

 

[Dwarvophile]

Someone really needs to licence Larian's tech, because if they pull it off, it could be the greatest crpg engine so far. A developer with great writing and a great IP could go deep on this bitch and make something thematically and systemically brilliant.

During the first game's Kickstarter, Larian mentioned the possibility of premium module system. But the Editor didn't take off well in the first game.

I hope the dedicated mod support team makes a difference this time.

DOS2 will have mod support ? I ddn't get that. This is another great news.

 

[Irenaeus III]

Good riddance.