It doesn’t help either that every beginner’s guide on the game tells you Perception is a useless stat and not to level it. I’ve no idea how anyone could play Honour mode in this. And they one-shot your entire party until you level up a bit. The amount of traps in the game is insane.Rock/paper/scissors minigame? Persuasion checks, like combat statuses, are percentage-based and you get a decent chunk of XP on every successful one so you get a pretty huge incentive to save the game before picking an option and reload until you pass the check. Only the character with Loremaster can get more information on enemies and objects while inspecting.
I’d say that you get a decent amount of points throughout the game though so even if you make some mistakes, you shouldn’t feel pressured to start over. So you need to plan extremely carefully what to level on each character. You can only respec your two main characters, but only towards the end of the game, and doing so erases all spells your character has learnt so far. You can’t respec your two mercenary characters.And you have to pick every piece of dialog during those discussions, essentially arguing with yourself. You have two main characters that constantly discuss stuff and argue with each other. Playing solo feels like having multiple personality disorder.If a character dies in battle, you’ll have to resurrect him before killing anything, otherwise he’ll be behind on XP. Needing to repair items is unnecessary, annoying and just a chore.You need to distribute potions/scrolls/bombs/arrows accordingly between characters which is a massive hassle. You can’t use for example a scroll from character A’s inventory on character B’s turn. You can only access one inventory during each combat turn.After Act 1 the story picks itself up a bit, but I honestly didn’t pay much attention to it after the beginning. It’s just hard to get immersed and invested in it when it’s this unserious. I get it, DOS2 is the serious game and DOS1 is its goofy cousin. Story in Act 1 is far too light-hearted and characters too cartoonish.So let’s get started with what I feel was worse in DOS1 than in DOS2: I decided to give DOS1 a shot and would now like to give an informative opinion with details on all notable differences I found so other people that are contemplating on playing DOS1 after DOS2 know exactly what they’re heading into.īefore I begin, I should mention that my DOS1 experience was on the Enhanced Edition, playing solo with a 4-man party on Tactician mode. Basically all comments agreed that DOS2 is simply better in every aspect but no one gave any detail. I started researching about DOS1, the differences between the two games and whether I should play it instead of starting yet another DOS2 run. I, like everyone else here, love DOS2, I’ve played through it twice – once on Tactician and once on Honour mode, but I still wanted to play more. Vendor Prices, Bartering & Attitude Formula Level Up: Attribute, Skill & Talent Point Breakdown The Quick Questions and Looking for Group Threads exist for a reason, use them. >!This is spoilery!< to get This is spoilery
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