on mods, there are very interesting discussions.
DoS2 is a game where I spent 45€ -GoG version-, something I never did in the la
Have no experience with that !
But their co op left me wanting. Me and friend wanted to co op but it meant we can’t bring our characters to others games.
Although they do have that game master mode where one guy becomes game master like a board game. But when our co-op didn’t take flight as planned the rest was never tried. Also we do not have that many ppl in our friend circle who would play it. Did you guys try it ? How does it work out ?
it works great, even with people you dont know in real life. However, in that case, the best option is to look for people on the corresponding discord channels:
https://discord.gg/4AR9V7FY -official Larian discord channel-
https://discord.com/invite/QGyRMyC -Epic Encounters mod discord channel-
https://discord.gg/4dN2FNkt -DoS2 Divinity Unleashed mod discord channel-
https://discord.gg/64dhcC3b -Divinity Conflux mod discord channel-
If you play coop between you and your friend, well, you are in for a treat, but darn, do the hours fly in this game.
Even if your friend is not with you, you can still get control of the character they use, and continue with the game. Of course, people usually dont do that, but you can.
As long as you play at your own pace and with a friend or someone you can trust, you save your game and can continue from where you left off at any given moment.
Haven't tried 4 players coop, 'cos you need to find people who plays with you and your friend at a specific time of day.
The friend I'm playing with..., I met him on a forum some time ago, and darn, do the hours fly with this game!
We are currently playing DoS1 with Epic Encounters mod -never a name for a mod was that accurate- on Tactician mode, imho the best difficulty level. He has 1056 hours on the game, vanilla + mods.
The advantage of this is that in the earliest stages of the game it's easier to get to grips with the game, missions, etc. It certainly helped me when I was a newbie, he explained everything to me in great detail.
It's a game you can easily get enamoured with.
Many moments become so intense.
If you and your friend can play together at around the same time of day, then you can play Divinity for hours and hours.
You might take your time to gain experience at the beginning with simple missions that require no combat, but give good experience, and stuff like that.
If you like to play at your own pace, without a rush and take things orderly, and so on and so forth, I guess your experience couldn't be better.
