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If you are looking for fantastic adventure without being held by your hand - the game is for you. My 9/10 would be 10 for most reviewers out here. I didn't play 10/10 game yet (because it would have to be absolutely perfect in every way - that's how strict I am) but Divinity Original Sin 2 is close one. Ofc there are few minor problems with the game - a minor bug here and there, but nothing impacting your experience a lot and story is not the best I've seen in genre, but it's solid enough to suck you in. You cannot ask for a better combat in cRPG. You can use environment to your advantage or it can be used by the enemy against you - so play smart, every decision matters and has consequences. On top of that - you can combo elements for extra effects: fire + oil = massive explosions, etc.

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Each turn your party characters get set amount of action points and there your tactics begin on how to use them - whether to strike some damage, crowd control enemies, buff you or your party member, or move your character to a new position. Instead you only have range units that limit you how far you can move your character or how far you can reach with your skills and how big area you can cover - this way it feels more natural. It's tactical turn-based combat, but it's not hexagon map based. Unlike many other cRPG - this one is fully voice acted for all NPC and a narrator and it ads to immersion - believe me! Combat is one of the best in cRPG games in my honest opinion.

The quests, dialogue writing and exploration feel really good and thru your gameplay you'll be accompanied with brilliant music written this time by a new composer (Borislav Slavov) and it's up to par with original composer that worked for Larian for so many years, but sadly passed away soon after prequel of this game came out (rest in piece Kirill Pokrovsky). All companions have a unique storyline to experience. The origin characters serve as fantastic companions to choose from as well, all of them being different and unique in personality and special abilities. You can create your own character from scratch or play one of the 6 origin characters. You have plenty of option to choose from, starting from your own character - you have many playstyles to choose from: fighter, summoner, necromancer, archer, rogue assassin, mage of 4 different forces of nature, polymorphy and you combine those anyway you like to make a truly unique build and experience in gameplay. You start the game you are not hand-held by anything, you figure you way thru and do your things your own way.

Obviously the game is not perfect, no game is and nothing is, but it's bloody good. It's pure game as it gets, no micro-transaction bullcrap, no day 1 dlc, nothing - just a brilliant game made with passion. It's pure game as it gets, no Larian Studios strike again with massive cRPG game and if you love this genre - you have to play this one. Larian Studios strike again with massive cRPG game and if you love this genre - you have to play this one. In summary, props to Larian and i truly recommend you give DOS 2 a shot. I have always wanted an amazing RPG with drop in and out coop and DOS EE was great for that. To top it off, you can play 4 player COOP. You can literally play through this game billions of different ways. Its not handed on a silver platter, but each and every choice is made rewarding. DOS2 has fantastic graphics, fantastic story, amazing mechanics, and challenges to the player to think through puzzles and mysteries. Without requesting more money or making excuses, they made if feasible, did it in secret, and released it as a gift. I understood of course the challenge that would be required to do it right and I respected the fact that Larian had at least considered it. To be honest, when playing through early access the only think I felt was missing was Voice acting. Larian is humble, open, and inspired and they have poured those feelings and skills into this game. A bold way to start a review, but think of the best RPG you have ever played, and then think of the best developers to back it up.

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