Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire

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Posted on: July 21, 2025

nemonaught

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One of my favourite RPGS

I would pay much for a third entry to the isometric Pillars of Eternity series. Its lore, tone, and unique identiy in terms of skills and world have captured me like few other games - including only masterpieces of their respecitve subgenres like Dark Souls, The Elder Scrolls, and Disco Elysium. I love the freedom and creativity of being able to create Intelligence-based Barbarians, Strengh-based rogues, etc. The unique take on chanters, ciphers, and monks and their integration witht he lore of the game also makes these classes very interesting. Speaking of lore, the story of the first Pillars of Eternity is, in my opinion the better one, but the world in general is one I would love to return to in the depth, complexity, and sombreness that the first game offered and which the second game built on in temrs of graphics, expansiveness, and gameplay. Nothing quite feels like Pillars of Eternity (I or II) to me - and these games have an identiy through their soundtrack, design, lore, writing, and gameplay features that make them my favourite "CRPG" ever.

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Posted on: August 4, 2025

Oniloke

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Wonderful!

Wonderful RPG. Rich world and interesting story

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Posted on: August 11, 2025

dinleon94

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MASTERPIECE

MASTERPIECE, MUST PLAY, A GENERATIONAL SUCCESS

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Posted on: October 8, 2025

director101

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A vast improvement on the first game!

The game that has given me the closest experience to Baldur's Gate 2, since BG 2 came out in 2013. While I enjoyed Pillars of Eternity, the story felt a little flat, and the game was overwritten. Pillars 2 resolves all of those issues, the story feels amazing, the writing is very tight, the setting is beautiful. If you have concerns about Pillars of Eternity, (the first one), being a bit of a slog, consider skipping straight to Deadfire, there is no real advantage to playing PoE first, as you have to remake your character as a new level 1 character in Deadfire anyway. I only had two negative points playing Deadfire, firstly, I played through all three of the DLCs in my first playthrough, which made the game VERY long, as all three DLCs expand on the base game's campaign, (they are played during the main campaign, not after it), they feel like massive side-quests, and apart from The Forgotten Sanctum, feel very separate from your original adventure. Each of the DLCs includes some screen time for three of the Sidekicks from Deadfire, (minor companions that didn't get much airtime in the main game), and does provide more information about the world and what's going on. My second complaint was several odd quest bugs that cropped up in the second half of the game. I had waited until the "final" patch, so I was hoping that all such things were resolved, but still ended up with a quest giver or two that wouldn't let me turn in a quest. I had also had an NPC quest giver and a vendor that vanished until I completed a quest unrelated to either person. None of the bugs were blockers, although I spent a long time searching for Candied Nuts - only to not be able to turn them in for a reward. All the unresolved quests dropped from my journal once the story advanced past them, however. Great game! Adore it, better than Pillars of Eternity, and, (unpopular opinion?), way better than Divine Divinity: Original Sin 2.

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Posted on: May 30, 2018

sanhadrian

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Love it

Pros: Stirred up feelings that I haven't felt since Baldur's Gate II. Very immersive, beutiful, and replayable. Feels like a combination of what is good about Infinity engine games and Lego pirates. Overall, I am very satisfied. Cons: Combat seems a bit too easy when playing on Path of the Damned. (As an IE veretan, I would like the encounters to be more challenging; that is, "spending at least a day on trying to kill a dragon" challenging). No procedurally generated locations on world map (would appreciate some in upcoming DLCs). Looking forward to all of the DLCs. :)

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