Divinity: Original Sin

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Oh wow. This fella's mad:

I just fell of my chair laughing. So this guy complains about the spelling of the word customise and didn't notice that the whole game is English English and not American English... Should have been obvious after defence and armour.

Seriously now I'm imagining installing a game and getting to language choice English: US, GB, CA and so on....
 
OK I have to ask...

How do you get credit for writing a character that is mute?

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"OK, boss, done writing Wolgraff, I'm going to take an early lunch!"
"But it's only 8:03 AM, and I gave you the assignment 1 minute ago"
"It's cool, he had his voice stolen, I'm done."
 
So I bought this game 1 month ago... and I did all I could do. And now I'm stuck. Not enough stones and I can't get in and see the wizard. I'm at level 18 and I'm all out of enemies. This game makes me feel so stupid. I love the combat. It's far better than I could have expected. But the puzzles are hard. Especially if you refuse to use the internet.
 
Vote for Divinity Original Sin as best PC game of 2014 on gamespot (or at least not DAI).

http://www.gamespot.com/articles/pc-game-of-the-year-voting-best-games-of-2014/1100-6424096/

Please don't let that crappy PC port of DAI win this category. It will most likely already win overal GOTY but we PC gamers shouldn't let it win the PC category as well. Would be the totally wrong signal to the industry imo to cherish that lazy port and prefering it to a great and innovative PC exclusive game that uses every possible strength of PCs without sacrificing its original vision in any aspect... ;)
 
Hard to tell really Wolf, i'll just list main features:

Stylised WOW graphics rather than realistic Witcher graphics, but similarly bright and lively.
Turn based combat, rather than real time manual skill based, but extremely enjoyable, interactive with the environment and exploitable.
A lot lighter atmosphere, and the humour is more whimsical than the Witcher.
More open areas, that you can explore as you wish, if you have the skill and will.
Not so narratively dense as the Witchers, but worth paying attention to still.
Very customisable characters, you can make whom you wish.
It's debatable but i'd argue that it's an even more living world than the second Witcher, equal to the first.

If that sounds good to you, then Bob's your uncle, Fanny's your aunt.
 
And Inquiisition is ahead. What in the fucking hell is wrong with people...

Was anyone expecting anything else, really?

One game's by a small dev, requires thinking, reading and uses oldschool mechanics.

The other is Dragon Age: Inquisition.
 
Expected isn't it? Can't have an innovative game like D:OS being championed, got to stick with the lowest common denominator popular crap.
 
As the game released in stores across the US today, we reflected on what was our most important take away from 2014. Turns out it was the way all of you transformed our development process with all the feedback you've been giving us through Kickstarter & Early Access.

Here's a small video recap to thank you with a mini-teaser of what's coming in 2015.


Source: https://www.facebook.com/LarianStudios
 
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