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[LeBigMacZ]

Co-op e split screen confermato.

Ah però, guarda un po' tu questi.

Team sconosciuto alla maggioranza  ma capace di inserire in un rpg (con pausa tattica) la co-op e pure lo spilt screen. C'era già in Neverwinter nel 2002 ma va bè... andiamo troppo indietro e tanti giocavano ancora con le figurine.

Bravi 

 

Questa gente merita successo e di avere i miei soldi.

[maurinho18]

Lo voglio prenotare!!!! Prendete i miei soldi!!

[Stein]

personalmente io sconsiglierei di giocarlo in coo-op. Rende il tutto troppo facile.

[WiLD]

About the game

Released to overwhelming critical acclaim, reaching nearly a million copies sold and winning over 150 game of the year awards and nominations, Larian Studios’ RPG Divinity Original Sin returns with a host of new and enhanced content for PS4, Xbox One, PC, Mac, SteamOS and Linux in Divinity: Original Sin – Enhanced Edition.

 

The Best RPG in years (PC Gamer) receives a full makeover, including – but not limited to – the following exciting additions and tweaks:  

• New intuitive user-interface tailored for controllers
• Dynamic split-screen for co-op
• Fully voiced and remastered dialogs with AAA-actors
• Hours of new content; quests, combat-styles, locations, changes to the crafting system and a reworked storyline breathe new life into the already expansive world of Rivellon.

These are just a few of the many features and additions coming with Divinity: Original Sin – Enhanced Edition, to be revealed later!

Follow Divinity – Original Sin on Facebook and Twitter.

 

Available: Fall 2015

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Modificata da Wild, 19 June 2015 - 09:57 PM.

[WiLD]

5 things I learned while playing Divinity: Original Sin:

 

Spoiler

Summer has finally shown itself after a rather gloomy spring here in Los Angeles, and whilst I could be a normal person and go do normal people things like socializing at bars or whatever it is people do. Instead, I slay trolls, zombies, and above all Sourcerers (that's how the game spells it). How did I get to this point in my life? Well, it all started with a Summer Steam sale and a impulse buy.

I really didn't know what to expect with Divinity: Original Sin but I figured it would be like most RPG games and it would be one of those games I could mindlessly run through without much effort... I was delightfully wrong.

Turns out, Divinity is actually a very complex game with a bit of a learning curve if you just dive into it without any knowledge about it's talent system and mechanics. It's an incredibly fun game and here are 5 things I learned pretty quick after my first dive through the first act of the game.

 

 

1. You have to be choosy about your abilities and not spread yourself too thin.

This might seem like a no brainer but if you're like me, you like to pick a few random talents that don't necessarily go with your character but are more for utility or fun.

The nice thing about this game is not only do you get to customize two characters in the beginning of the game but you get two more party members of your choosing later and you can switch those other two extras out for others later if they don't work for your game play.

When I initially made my two main characters, I didn't know this and spent points on abilities that seemed useful but I didn't really need on those specific characters. For example, I made a two-handed Knight but gave it pickpocketing instead of something more useful like blacksmithing because I like to go around stealing stuff. Seems silly but at the time I didn't know I would be able to add a rogue to the party later so it seemed fun/useful. I know, I'm a noob. Luckily there are plenty of awesome Youtube tutorials out there and I stumbled along TrendKiLLv0's awesome tutorial about what NOT to do when making a character. His video saved my life when I restarted my game. Below he made an amazing diagram to show how many points you get for any talents, abilities, and attributes.

Thanks TrendKiLLv0 you're a lifesaver!

 

2. Not only do you have to read what NPC's are saying but your answers can dictate your abilities.

Maybe it's because I don't usually play games where I have to read every single bit of dialogue *snooze* but usually in games like this, you can skip through most of it. Well, think again with Divinity! The nice thing is that the dialogue in this game isn't boring. All the NPC's have their own personalities, which is rather nice compared to other games, where every other NPC you run by shouts at you about being an adventurer too until they took an arrow to the knee.

Another cool feature is, depending on your dialogue and social standing, you can gain and lose abilities based on your actions and answers. You've seen something close to this in games like Fable or Dragon Age, but Divinity take it to a new level. It's probably one of my favorite features so far as it can really help or hinder each character and their abilities.

The best part about the dialogue? Is when your characters fight with each other because they have different opinions on certain situations. How do they resolve this? By playing Rock, Paper, Scissors. This is probably the most fun function when playing with a friend on multiplayer but there are AI personalities you can choose for characters you're not controlling at the moment.

 

 

3. Stealing is your best source of income.

Steal everything! No joke, it's the best way to make money and get those costly spells and items you covet. It's also a lot of fun because you never know what people are hiding in their chests! The best things to steal if you don't want to waste time is pictures and anything that's golden (goblets, plates, etc). Do this and you'll have the items you want in no time. Another awesome thing to remember is every NPC can trade so make sure to check out everyone's wares! You can do this by asking to see their wares, pressing the trade button on the side of their dialogue box, or pickpocketing them!

 

 

4. The quick save button is a life saver.

Once again, probably a no brainer, but you'll be surprised how many times you forget to save after finding an awesome piece of loot and then dying in a fight.

The thing is, the loot system in the game is completely random. So if you got a legendary item in a box, guess what? If you died and forgot to save, it's probably gone. Accidentally bought the wrong item and now have to sell it back for less than you bought it for? Put a point in the wrong ability? Got caught pickpocketing the Legion Commander and he one shot you? Yes, I did all of these things and cursed at myself each time I had to go back to a point way earlier in the game because I forgot to save.

 

5. You're going to die...a lot.

 

 

Along with number 4, it goes without saying that you should carry resurrection scrolls. This game's fight mechanics are no joke. You make one mistake and it could mean death. The NPC's levels don't scale with your character so if you accidentally aggro one that is too high of a level, if you can't flee, you're going to die and it's going to be gruesome.

Just like mentioned before, you're going to make a lot of mistakes. Whether it's from stealing and getting caught too much, digging up a level: ??? undead in the graveyard, or simply walking into the wrong zone at too low a level. You are going to die. It's frustratingly fun though. Unlike most games you play, where you can literally run around everywhere and get away with almost anything, here you have to be a strategist and maneuver around many obstacles. There's no one right way to do anything but there are a lot of wrong ways to!

So now that I've made everyone painfully aware of my noob status, I challenge you all to get this game and see if you can do better. Or if you played before, I'd love to hear about your experiences and woes as well!

http://moviepilot.co...l,manual,manual

 

 

Anteprima EveryEye:

 

Divinity Original Sin: Enhanced Edition - PROVATO (PS4)
All'E3 2015 abbiamo provato la Enhanced Edition su Playstation 4, scoprendo come con poche e semplici soluzioni i ragazzi di Larian siano pronti a farci rivivere la stessa esperienza anche su console.

 

Il nostro incontro con i ragazzi di Larian ha confermato le impressioni iniziali: se già Divinity: Original Sin rappresentava una produzione evidentemente mossa da una grandissima passione, la Enhanced Edition è un ulteriore passo avanti, capace di portare su console un genere considerato poco adatto alla fruizione via pad, eppure molto ben adattato. Senza perdere nulla della pulizia grafica e del complesso gameplay che lo caratterizza, Original Sin abbatte una barriera simile a quella che, qualche anno fa, i ragazzi di Firaxis avevano già incrinato con il reboot di Xcom. Tutti i giocatori di ruolo che non abbiano già vissuto l'esperienza su PC sono avvisati, ottobre non è poi così lontano.

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Leggi l'articolo completo: Divinity Original Sin: Enhanced Edition - PROVATO (PS4)

Modificata da Wild, 23 June 2015 - 10:30 PM.

[WiLD]

Divinity Original Sin: le versioni console usciranno alla fine di ottobre?
Amazon France ha recentemente aggiornato i propri listini svelando la possibile data di uscita di Divinity Original Sin Enhanced Edition per Xbox One e PlayStation 4...
Leggi la news completa: Divinity Original Sin: le versioni console usciranno alla fine di ottobre?

 

La divisione francese di Amazon ha aggiornato le pagine di Divinity Original Sin per Sony Playstation 4 e Microsoft Xbox One indicando come data d'uscita il prossimo 27 ottobre.

Per il momento non ci resta che attende ulteriori informazioni, magari in occasione dell'imminente Gamescom 2015.

[WiLD]

Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition FAQ

 

With all of the excitement surrounding the upcoming release of Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition, it’s understandable that a lot of you have questions. But don’t worry, we have plenty of answers!

 

• What resolution and frame-rate do you target for consoles?

We target Full HD 1080p at 30FPS for both Xbox One and PS4, split screen included.

 

 

• What languages will be supported in the first release?

English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Polish. Voiceover will be available in English only.

 

 

• What new content comes with the Enhanced Edition?

There are many changes in the storyline including hours of extra end-game content.  We’ve recorded voiceovers 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!

 

 

• Will the game be simplified for consoles, and will that affect the PC version?

No, the only difference between the console and PC version will be the User Interface (you can still activate the console UI on the PC by plugging in a controller). The main “Classic” difficulty mode is the same level of difficulty as the original game.

 

 

• Will my Original Sin DLC transfer to the Enhanced Edition ?

The Source Hunter Pack and The Bear and The Burglar DLC will both be included for everyone in the Enhanced Edition.

 

• Will any of the new features be included in the existing game?

No. We want to let people still be able to play “Vanilla” Divinity: Original Sin as it was released and improved by subsequent patches.

 

• Will the Enhanced Edition offer more challenging gameplay?

If you’re going to try some of the new modes, you will definitely find the game more challenging.

 

• How will the user and graphic interfaces differ between PC and console versions?

They are completely different, with PC UI being improved as well. But if you are on a PC and you plug in a controller, the game will switch to the console UI.

 

• Should I play the Enhanced Edition if I’ve already finished the original?

Absolutely! Try the couch co-op and new game modes – you’ll love them. And don’t underestimate what we’ve done to the game world – it’s a much deeper experience now, with a very different end game experience.

 

 

• When can I see more?

Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition will be playable at Gamescom 2015!

Modificata da Wild, 31 July 2015 - 08:49 PM.

[TarchiatoTasso]

che grandi che han messo la coop locale,finalmente qualcosa di diverso da diablo da condividere con ragazza e amici.

 

STIMA ASSOLUTA.

Modificata da TarchiatoTasso, 31 July 2015 - 09:03 PM.

[WiLD]

Non c'entra proprio nulla con Diablo altro che diverso , occhio.

Questo è un RPG con combat system a turni, rigorosamente story based, con tanti dialoghi, risposte multiple ecc.

Diablo è un hack'n slash.

Modificata da Wild, 31 July 2015 - 09:26 PM.

[Azazel]

Trailer Gamescon per Divinity Orginal Sin Enhanced Edition

 

http://www.gamersyde...r-16913_en.html

[WiLD]

Dal tubo:

 

 

 

Compratelo e giocatelo TUTTI.

[Flayedo]

lo prendo di sicuro adoro il gameplay con la pausa tattica (in mancanza d'altro ho giocato cosi' tutto DAI  ) spero solo sia localizzato in italiano (mi bastano i sottotitoli) perche' la storia e' parte fondamentale del gioco, ma una data precisa no e'? 

[Caniderrimo]

lo prendo di sicuro adoro il gameplay con la pausa tattica (in mancanza d'altro ho giocato cosi' tutto DAI  ) spero solo sia localizzato in italiano (mi bastano i sottotitoli) perche' la storia e' parte fondamentale del gioco, ma una data precisa no e'? 

 

Sì, è localizzato in italiano (gli sviluppatori hanno inserito la traduzione amatoriale fatta da un gruppo di fan dopo alcuni mesi dall'uscita). 

 

 

Divinity è completamente a turni, non c'è il combattimento in tempo reale. Appena inizia il combattimento il tempo si ferma e puoi muovere i tuo personaggi finché non finisci i punti azione prima di passare e far muovere i nemici.

 

Io l'ho preso all'uscita, ma la versione migliorata la rigioco volentieri per vedere le aggiunte e le modifiche, il gameplay è veramente ben fatto e divertente e offre tantissime variazioni in base a che pg crei  Magari usando il pad che così provo come sono i controlli visto che ho giocato con mouse e tastiera la prima volta.

[WiLD]

lo prendo di sicuro adoro il gameplay con la pausa tattica (in mancanza d'altro ho giocato cosi' tutto DAI  ) spero solo sia localizzato in italiano (mi bastano i sottotitoli) perche' la storia e' parte fondamentale del gioco, ma una data precisa no e'? 

Ogni tanto leggeteli i miei post

 

Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition FAQ

 

 

 

• What languages will be supported in the first release?

English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Russian, Polish. Voiceover will be available in English only.

 

[Flayedo]

Scusa wild mi era sfugito! comunque sono veramente contento che questa perla arrivi su console