Larian Studios Forums Divinity - Original Sin Divinity - Original Sin - Enhanced Edition WTF is this rock, paper, scissors BS?

I might have been too generous when I said he has only put in about 20 minutes on this game.

Good Lord...;) Every once in awhile you stumble across someone who doesn't like the fact that an RPG doesn't have the same "rules" as Doom (click fest), maybe--and they can't quite wrap their wee little noggins around it and so they substitute cursing in an effort to sound authoritative when all of their posts reveal someone extremely inexperienced and, uh, probably a bit thick...;)

This one should go into the Hall of Infamy for "The Worst Posts of All Time"--the person is actually angered by the fact that this game is a bit more complex than tic, tac toe. Unreal.

Not only would I like to see the RPS game return in DOS2, I want *more* different types of mini-games in DOS2, for different types of decisions and/or disagreements.



Nope. The game doesn't do that.



I think it's nifty. Your can choose the characters' dialogue options. No one is forcing you to *insist* that your characters must disagree with each other. Why the hell do you insist on being a bipolar player in the first place?

I don't think you quite understand how to correctly use the term ignorant.

Bad grammar aside, I'm all for some sort of toggle so that those who dislike this feature can turn it off. While I personally enjoy letting my characters have a bit more personality I can understand where it could cause frustrations for others.

Perhaps Larian would consent to add a "skip" option when in solo mode so that you can simply choose the outcome yourself.

You do choose the outcome. You get to select whether or not your toons agree on something with your dialogue choices. After that it's a clever randomized feature which is weighted one way or the other based on a character's force of personality. If you want them to get along, make them agree. If you want one to always be right, make sure you dump the appropriate attributes into one or the other. Maybe you should worry less about syntax and get a better grasp of the point they are trying to make. Do you even know if English is a person's primary language on here before you go playing the grammar weenie card?

Come on, this is a fake account right ?

Never underestimate stupidity
Remember, only two things are infinite; and he wasn't so sure about the universe.

Play Diablo 3 kids

well, I liked it

ps

just finished it co-op w/a friend of mine and we had one rps near the end, so I have no idea what this thread is about, outside trollery

The solution to your own characters arguing because they have different personalities and possibly wresting the control out of your hands is part of the design, but if you don't like it, there's an option to turn it off in Game Settings, it's called Dual Dialogues. Un-check the box, and you're set. (or don't assign them a personality profile on character creation)

also, from Larian staff: "You can change the AI personality to Loyal to always agree, or leave it unset to choose both yourself. That can be done once you've found the third star / blood stone, and opened the portal in the homestead after the Hall of Heroes."

Why I never, rock, paper scissors is a highly sophisticated method of settling imaginary disputes in video games! OK they're not. But you can just press space to auto resolve, and you can spec one of the two main characters in charisma (you should) and he/she will nearly always beat the other one, as well as most NPCs. As long as the original dialogue choice is made by the person with high charisma you will therefore nearly always get the result you want, and all you have to do is press space once or twice. Forgive me if I can't quite join you on the front lines of the rock, paper, scissors revolution here. You know there are people starving and living in the streets in this society right?

Anyway, I wasn't able to get past the first obscenity laden complaint though, so if there's more I can't help. Well, other than recommending you press the space bar every time there's a problem. It solved the first one so why not some more!?



A space bar. Do not attempt to click this particular one though. It doesn't belong to you, but to the man whose finger is in the picture. You should have one of your own though, so make sure and check your keyboard immediately.

All this profanity and immature attitude all over something that can easily be fixed by unchecking the Dual Dialog in the options, and by choosing "loyal" on the AI so they always agree with each other.