Originally Posted by Myrthos
Originally Posted by Demonic
Really? Yes strategy plays a role (large role) but so does combat and I'm pretty sure that if you didn't level up your dragon, he'd be killed easily. It's a game where choices matter as well, so yes, the RPG elements are huge and they matter just like the RTS elements. It's (IMO) a RPGRTSAction game.

yes combat plays a large role too. But in my meeting with Lar one of the first words of him were 'it is not an RPG'. That can be interpreted in many ways, but I doubt the RPG elements are huge. There are other ways of increasing the strength of your army besides leveling up and distributing stat points. Still I do belief there will be a healthy variety of RPG elements in the game, but it will be more of a strategy game than it will be a RPG.

As to ground combat, I interpreted it that like you have armies in the sky you also have armies on the ground. So your armies are fighting other armies and as a dragon you could create some mayhem on the opposing forces, like the other dragons could do on yours. You shouldn't be able to do that as a human in my opinion, soaring as a dragon over them and breathing fire would be just great smile


Yes, it's not an RPG. It's a variety of different genres. Making choices is a major part for some RPG's. Now if some of these choices have lasting effects and consequences then it'll be a new step for Divinity as the previous Divinity games didn't have choices which later came back to bite you in the ass or effected how you played the game.

Let's Play Divine Divinity - The Damned One's Tale - Chapter II.