Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition Collector's Edition

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Posted on: December 19, 2017

TheChistu

Jeux: 73 Avis: 1

Good concept locked behind dull questing

I've tried on three separate occasions now to get into this game and just can't seem to do it. It has all the elements I love: full party customization, tactical turn based combat, interactive environments, and party dynamics that actually impact character development. In short, I should like this game. So why can't I recommend it? Because the first 5-10 hours are the world's most tedious, snore-inducing quest grind you'll ever play. You've solved the murder mystery, gathered a party, and are ready to move the plot forward? Well, not according to the game you're not. How about you stick around town and waste a few more hours running from place to place trying to farm sidequests to scrounge enough XP another two levels before you get back to the plot? Because if you insist to the gate guards that you're ready to face the world outside and get on with the story, you're going to have a bad time. I don't mind wasting time on side quests when they're interesting, add to the story/lore, or potentially impact the final outcome of the game, but grinding side-quests at the beginning of the game just to grow strong enough to play the game is a death sentence. DOS:EE suffers the same flaw that Temple of Elemental Evil suffered - the game advertises itself as this innovative, awesome turn-based combat extravaganza, then immediately forces you to suffer through hours of running back and forth across a large city map talking to people before you can actually do any fighting. And the combat, for the most part, is great. It's a hell of a lot of fun to build a party that allows you to chain one combo after another against your enemies, use terrain strategically, and apply innovative tactics against your enemies. You just aren't allowed to enjoy it until you've done every boring, mundane activity in the first town (and then some). TL;DR: It could be a fun fantasy RPG with turn-based, tactical combat if you can get past the tediously dull introduction.

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Posted on: September 19, 2023

CarChris

Jeux: 171 Avis: 86

Stunned...

I had played Divinity: Original Sin for the first time in 2018 and written a review in the Standard Edition page on 3 July ’22. I would like to add here that I replayed the game this year. At the first time I was... quicker, while at the second I was much more thorough and meticulous. I would like to point out to you that there is MUCH information and MANY branches of the game’s plot/lore in the very first town (Cyseal) and I had read that there were, impatient, players, who couldn’t stand it and didn’t make it out of town. Indeed this is the case! I can’t figure how many hours I stayed in Cyseal (the saves don’t mention time passed playing), but, this time, I wasn’t rushing the game. I treated it as if it was the only one I owned! And I appreciated and understood it much better. So I advise you to do the same. (However I dread to imagine how more complex D:OS 2’s plot is! I haven’t got that game). Take care that there are occurrences that even some side quests intertwine with the main questline! And talk with everyone. The smallest detail may be important and I advise you to keep notes now and then. As the only (but very important) negative/bug, I would say that not only a member of my team abandoned me before a fight (I won’t say who) and joined the enemy, but the worst thing is that after I defeated their team (with the team of 3 I was having) the game wasn’t letting me to enlist another of the companions waiting, but, instead, they were seeing my party as being full! And I chose to continue and finish the game as such, instead of either replaying that fight without bringing with me that companion who would leave, or I could start the fight without prior talking to that enemy, in order not to take your member on his side (probably that’s what I had done in my first playthrough 5 years before, as I remember I had finished the game with a team of 4 then). I have the EE, but an early version of it, so I suppose this was fixed in its later versions.

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Posted on: October 10, 2020

TheUniporn

Jeux: 101 Avis: 100

micro-review

I liked everything in this game, from the graphics and soundtrack to the way the world is designed and game mechanics. On "hard" (the maximum) it is not difficult and neither well balanced; if you do all the quests you'll be ahead of your enemies most of the time with 1-2 levels and if your party is well made you won't have any real use for potions, special arrows or scrolls. You can make the game more challenging by not using any guides which might get pretty frustrating at times as some the puzzles are a bit counter-intuitive, you don't have a clear list of things that you need to do, and you don't have a clear crafting list (you just read books and you're supposed to remember the combinations/recipes or at least the books that was in to read it again). The game does not hold your hand which is pretty cool but it can also lead to frustration. UPDATE: "Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition" was announced and it's supposed to come with a ton of improvements, so I suggest you wait for it. Unfortunately the game might not get to be more challenging according to the devs. "There are many changes in the story-line including hours of extra end-game content. We’ve recorded voice-overs for each and every NPC dialog, added new quests and situations, and added new characters and game modes. And that’s not all; there are lots of new features that we will be talking about in the coming months!" Pros: soundtrack, world design, game mechanics, the stories, the quests, and more. Cons: highest difficulty is too easy, counter intuitive puzzles. Rating: three talking chickens. *Editors' Pick x2* https://pixelloot.com

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Posted on: November 3, 2019

adrieux

Jeux: 420 Avis: 165

Tactique et amusant

La série des Divinity ne m'avait jamais emballé, de par leur côté "hack'n slash" bien bourrin, mais "Origina Sin" correspond en revanche bien plus à mon idéal du jeu de rôle. Les combats tactiques au tour à par tour sont vraiment ma tasse de thé, et le jeu exploite à merveille les combinaisons d'éléments, que ce soit via les pouvoirs magiques ou l'environnement. L'histoire se déroule dans un monde Fantasy et l'intrigue sérieuse laisse cependant la part belle à des moments d'humour bien choisis. Si j'y ai joué en solo pendant une bonne centaine d'heures, l'aventure est également disponible en coopération et je me laisserais peut-être un jour tenter par l'expérience, sur Original Sin ou sa suite.

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Posted on: June 7, 2019

uzurper

Jeux: 83 Avis: 6

A great game with a great price

Tl;dr - highly enjoyable, diverse RPG, that doesn't forget to stay with a fair price.

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