Larian Studios Forums Divinity II The Dragon Knight Saga / Flames of Vengeance (English) Help/Tips/Tricks Question about the equipment sets you start with

The Annihilator, Mining Guild, and Orobas sets, specifically.

Are you give these sets just on starting a new game of ED, or do you get them if you go straight to FoV as well?

EDIT: Also, are they present in the PC version of DKS, or in FoV when purchased separately?

I wouldn't think level 15 sets would be much use to a level 35 character, so I'd guess you at least don't start with the same sets in FoV.

Nope, indeed you don't, and how ironic, since you start with the same crappy light armor as in ED!

You do get gold to buy new equipment from the merchants, though (IIRC Lynn mentioned 45,000 gold).

Yeah, it's 45000, I just found it funny that they don't even give you basic equipment to match your level. You could've easily been given a set of the Elite Guard armors (the basic, no-rarity version), and possibly a matching sword, bow, and mace. Just seems odd that you start with nothing but level 1 armor.

When I purchased the Steam version of DKS towards the end of last year, it said those sets were Steam exclusives. But I guess by your question they're using an unusual definition of 'exclusive'.

Apparently. The Xbox 360 version automatically gives you all three from the get go, as long as you start a new ED game. Jumping right to FoV doesn't give them to you.

Exclusives have been time limited for years now. It's not uncommon for them to lose the exclusivity after a duration. Just something to keep in mind with future purchases.

I'm not complaining - I never liked the idea of 'exclusives' anyway, and they've never influenced my purchases. I remember 'The Ballad of Gay Tony' expansion for GTA 4 was originally an XBox exclusive, but it came out on other platforms eventually...

Don't got said items.
(PC version DKS from a shop).

Then again; I dislike getting good stuff from the get-go so no loss.

It may still very well be a Steam-exclusive concerning the PC market.