Larian Studios Forums Divinity - Original Sin Divinity Original Sin - Beta "Crafting System need to be broken down"

@ Stabbey - Yes, I understand about the current level of ability points we get. I also forgot to mention when on twitch they they say they have another tab for crafting, maybe "crafting points" can be spend on there for each of the category's. This will work but make them spend one "crafting point" in every three levels (If level 20 is still the max on this game, I also don't know what level will be available to see an Tenebrium weapon), it will also not be that "stingy" if they made crafting into another tab or get a free point on the "Trades" skill.

@ Cromcrom - Thanks, yeah I try not too but this will improve the game in every way or hope that's what they were trying to do on the crafting development they were doing with the extra tab.

@ Horroscope - The system isn't that deep and it will put even more hours into the game by collecting wood, ores, hides and allot more players to do when they are travelling around areas, as there is no interaction with the environment when travelling long distances. They only add an shovel to interact with the environment and collecting ingredients.


Yes it's in BETA but the way of their crafting system needs to improved dramatically and for players to actually notice there is a crafting on this game or at least an indication that make the players actually use the crafting feature more frequently. I played the game around 5-7 times and there was no crafting needed for this game to complete the ALPHA or BETA. If they have time to brake crafting into groups or if that's what they were planning it will certainly make the players to choose one of the "Trades" skills for their character, and it will show allot of progression into the game.

Warrior > Blacksmith
Ranger > Crafting
Wizard > Brewing and Enchantment
Knight > Lore master
Chef? (:P) - Cooking Skills (Like I said I really don't know why the dev's put allot more effort on crafting food)

They also don't need to follow my idea, the developers can figure a way to allow players to use their system frequently and understandable for the players to use. We also know that crafting isn't 100% complete yet.