That was meant to be a sarcastic example... But, I allready did have to bench an epic weapon for a basic bitch sword that was higher level in early access.
Just thought of a contrary example... In baldur's gate if you fight the dragon and get the +5 holy avenger, you basically are set as a paladin. You don't level up twice and see a better sword at the small town blacksmith.
Yup,I like how BG handle the unique weapon which makes it true unique. However, Divinity is more of a linear game. I'd hope it would be a more open world next divinity.
