Hope no, I hate savescumming in Owlcat games, and I'd rather not have to repeat that in bg3. Nobody will tell me that this is not a problem, considering that one or two hits are usually fatal and resurrection scrolls are too expensive for how the game works. If the price were the same as for bg3 (or any other game), they weren't a problem. The difficulty curve at low levels is just bad, and Owlcat didn't even try to pretend to be worried about it.
not sure how you play the game. i play on core difficulty and the only time i use a resurrection scroll was melazmera on chapter 4 IIRC. and at chapter 4 i have aplenty of gold that i didn't get to use it. i'm not sure this has been changed or not but my completed playthrough was before the DLC.
I was mainly talking about Kingsmaker. The WotR is significantly less lethal compared to the Kingsmaker, though that could be a matter of better-built companions. And of course I'm talking about Unfair.
We're talking about the first two acts when you don't have a lot of gold yet. In act 3, that's not the slightest problem anymore. In Kingmaker Act 1, the F8 button is probably the most used button, even in the case of an optimized character. You are able to achieve AC high enough that most enemies will only hit you at 19-20, but still if you hit you, you will die to a hit. Unless you get a bad iniciative roll then you will die in the first round. It is worse when the enemies suddenly gets bored with your character and attacks one of your companions (it happens rarely but often enough that it is irritating), which ends with his death and loading the game. Assuming you don't buy anything in 1 act, you will be able to afford 2 scrolls of raise dead. You also get one for free. The problem is that you still have to spend quite a lot of gold on other scrolls, potions, otherwise you will need a lot more. Delay Poision and Protection from Fire spells are 100% necessary if you want to complete the act. If you don't have anyone who can cast Mage Armor and Barkskin, you also need potions.
