So Divinity OS2 (DOS dos) 60 hour report, what a masterpiece of a game. I can’t stop playing, I want to play all day, all night, just keep exploring this world, keep getting into crazy fights, keep getting new wild skills to make those fights more and more interesting.  

The world isn’t even that big, it’s dense,  with something to do in nearly every location. Nothing is wasted, no boring trash mobs, not one boring fetch quest. Every fight is well designed, every quest meaningful, it’s so good.

Only thing holding it back from greatest ever RPG status is the story and characters aren’t that strong. These characters rarely speak to each other, almost never have anything to say outside their specific quest line. That’s a shame because when they do speak they have good writing. There is a lack of emotion to basically everything, I feel like there is a slight humorous tone to everything, it’s not all serious which I do like cause it doesn’t have to be all save the world all the time but it does feel like it lacks the gravitas of say Dragon Age.

Instead it’s all about questing, all about exploring this incredible dungeon, figuring out through gameplay how to escape each situation. That is the best in the genre that I have played (which isn’t much)

Archangel3371 said:

Happy 35th Anniversary Street Fighter but where the hell are the NFT’s? 😡

Dvader said:

So Divinity OS2 (DOS dos) 60 hour report, what a masterpiece of a game. I can’t stop playing, I want to play all day, all night, just keep exploring this world, keep getting into crazy fights, keep getting new wild skills to make those fights more and more interesting.  

The world isn’t even that big, it’s dense,  with something to do in nearly every location. Nothing is wasted, no boring trash mobs, not one boring fetch quest. Every fight is well designed, every quest meaningful, it’s so good.

Only thing holding it back from greatest ever RPG status is the story and characters aren’t that strong. These characters rarely speak to each other, almost never have anything to say outside their specific quest line. That’s a shame because when they do speak they have good writing. There is a lack of emotion to basically everything, I feel like there is a slight humorous tone to everything, it’s not all serious which I do like cause it doesn’t have to be all save the world all the time but it does feel like it lacks the gravitas of say Dragon Age.

Instead it’s all about questing, all about exploring this incredible dungeon, figuring out through gameplay how to escape each situation. That is the best in the genre that I have played (which isn’t much)

gamingeek said:

How you feeling now?


For me the cough was the biggest thing and aching joints.


Didn't have any nose related issues.

I feel fine right now. I think I'm getting over whatever it is.

Yodariquo said:

Nintendo sure are putting their PG past behind them.

Archangel3371 said:

Yodariquo said:

Nintendo sure are putting their PG past behind them.