Larian Studios Forums Divinity II The Dragon Knight Saga / Flames of Vengeance (English) Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga hello slayers!

hello everyone, got DKS for xmas, and i gotta say its awesome, lovin it!! been lookin for a good ole RPG for a while that just sucks you in and makes hours and hours disappear, and this game s***s all over oblivion! (I believe in the concept of getting REWARDED for levelling up lol!!) I put a lot of time into borderlands last year, and i see many similarities between the two games, the skill tree, looting for better stuff etc, this is pretty much wot i look for in a game obviously divinitys story is a lot more deep.

I do sort of wish the enemies respawned tho, anybody agree?? on the other hand it makes the grind that little more challenging, so pros and cons

There are a couple places in the game where enemies respawn before entering the Hall of Echoes, and more after that (though I have not played FoV yet, the end section of DKS).

In the D2:ED part of the game, spawned opponents are relatively weak, so you need to either wait or trigger them repeatedly to gain experience at a reasonable rate. The first spawn points are:

Broken Valley, Maxos Temple, mirror room test - Aleroth, ministry - Orobas Fjords, Keara's Flying Fortress - In FoV I think there are caves that respawn opponents every time you enter.


A previous forum discussion on respawning took place in the topic WTF GARBAGE, and a couple other places.


Welcome to the forum.

thanks for that m8 i remember them respawning in maxos temple but i wasnt getting any xp for them im not at the other places yet still on beginning bit on sentinel island and wrapping up side quests in broken valley but will check those places out

The opponents in the Aleroth ministry also drop in experience as you level, eventually to zero, but there is some minimum experience for the ones in Keara's fortress (in the topic helpfull way to gain experience!, Uriel reported leveling from 33 to 40 in 2.5 hours there).

I think there is enough to do in this game, without having to kill the same enemies over and over again.

I allways took extra xp as a reward, did nearly all quests (forgot to turn in one side quest in the bandit camp) and I easily got to lvl 46.

So don't worry too much about your level, you will get there, eventually

Exactly! No need whatsoever to turn this great game into a grindfest!

I loved levelling up in this game, you felt as though you had improved which is what an RPG is all about to me - building a crappy character with broken armour into a legendary hero with golden or so coloured armour with a impressive array of skills and abilities. Combine that will being able to one hit kill at one point and I have a good RPG.