Larian Studios Forums Divinity: Original Sin 2 Divinity - Original Sin 2 - General What would you want, that is never gonna happen?

stronghold and build your own home, similar to Pillars of Eternity and Baldur's gate 2.

twin\triple techs ala Chrono Trigger, which is just a perfect match for this game.

Summon magic would also be pretty neat.

Or maybe even a city builder like in fallout 4, where you had to quest to gather resources for building your city/stronghold. Never never knew there was stronghold mechanic in baldur's gate 2. Played a ton as a kid, but wasn't smart enough to get past the first act. Played it years later on my mac and game the started some serious crashing in the beginning of act II. I just haven't gotten the will to play the first part for the 4th time. Maybe I'll try getting into the game again, when I've finished PoE and D:OS EE.

you can already summon elementars, animals, undead in DOS1

Playing as Commander Shepard, even if the game is set in an entirely new galaxy...
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Wait, wrong game!

Another one here chiming in for day/night cycles and NPC schedules. I'm sure DOS2 will be great as it is, but if they had the time/funds to implement these properly, it would really have pushed up the greatness a whole order of magnitude.

I should have specified, something similar to Final Fantasy X

I want to be able to turn invisible, so I can sneak into people's homes and steal everything they own, then turn around and sell it all back to them for double profit.













Wait, you meant in-game? I thought we were talking about real life here.

capes and cloaks :'(

I would love to see:

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Environment that responds to your actions. For example, there is lack of water because the water source (well / river) has been blocked / controlled by the Evil Boss.
Depending on your actions, water will run free. Fallow fields will be green again, trout are to be found in the rivers, etc.

- Much better modding tools.

- Much more complex character building... hundreds of new skills, spells and other things open for customization.

- Morrowind style enchanting, spell making, and crafting.

- Homes! Morrowind mod style (like Mori Mountain Estate or similar... sorting chests, alchemy jars, armor and weapon stands, mannequins etc).

- Hard mode in this game is not hard... at all. EE tactician is slightly better than the original game but not by much. Also, less cheese like enemies spawning out of thin air behind you while you have near max perception lol. Id be for more enemies with better tactics.

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Im so sick and tired of the dumbing down of games trend, that I want a game that is ridiculously complex just to counterbalance the pathetic excuses for RPG's being peddled by everyone else (yes Im looking at you FO4).

I would like to see rogues become fun again....I know, I know - not going to happen (:

Equipment Socketing!
Regular Gems(+Strength, +Dexterity, etc.) and gems with unique abilities akin to Diablo-like action-rpgs.

For example, attach a gem that has a chance to trigger chain lightning on hit. Or a gem that has a chance to cause a poison explosion on hit. Or life on hit.

I really disliked having to replace a piece of equipment with a unique ability in D:OS because I found something that dealt more damage or gave better stats.

4 Party Local Co-Op

I really want a 4 player split screen Local Co-Op of the game.
I totally loved how D:OS allowed the 2 player split screen no disruption between players when interacting with their skills / inventory etc...

This was the first game that ever allowed you to do this! Diablo and such had only 1 character take control per inventory clearing and skill allotment.

D:OS 2 should allow 2 people playing split screen to play with 2 other people split screen.

I may be mistaken, but I'm pretty sure this feature has already been announced.

I'm not impressed on suggested skills for the second Skill-tree...

My suggestions is to add some Astral magic/Astral plane/etc which Astral Master could visit/look/interact with.

But it's a much bigger than just skill tree – it should be a whole additional layer for the game, with own creatures (spirits and so on), own quests, and much more cool new things.

Hey, Larian Guys, please tell me you have seen this my idea (even in case if you won't add it to the game – just to know your opinion about such things)

I did the voting at the Larian Vault and I want the "something else" answer back.

But there is one vote where you could have gotten a different result than "something else". When asking about whats your favourite RPG, you forgot Planescape Torment.

I think I've played this on the demo.

I'm lucky.

Anyone posting gameplay ideas on Larian forums can rest assured that we'll read them. We even have an archive with fan-submitted ideas, that we frequently look through for inspiration.

Yes, we "see" everything