Larian Studios Forums Active Threads Since Yesterday

They basically immediatey told us there will be no expansion for BG3 and Larian wont make BG4 - at least not in the forseeable future, anyway. Maybe in 15 years or some such, who knows.

Obviously Dinitiy will have more content than previous titles, but not as much as BG3.

I certainly hope they improve what I've learned about the Divinity combat system. That was not so great.

To each their own. For sure the BG3 and remaining games were great because they got superb reception among the gaming community. I just wish I could play as the dragon again, it was a wonderful power trip.

Hello everyone!
I’ve been poking around the Divinity 2 Developer’s Cut and working on a few modding tools. It’s an old game, so I don’t expect a huge amount of interest, but maybe someone will still find them useful.

For now, I’ve released early versions of two tools: a Texture Viewer for browsing and exporting supported textures from DV2 archives, and a DKS Patch Builder for compiling edited textures into a separate DKS_Patch.dv2. The current workflow supports BC1/BC3 texture editing through exported PNG packages while leaving the original game archives untouched. These are still early releases, so feedback and bug reports are welcome.

If you’re interested, you can check the GitHub repositories below, where you’ll find both the source code and portable binaries for easier use:

Texture Viewer: https://github.com/PmNz8/divinity2-texture-viewer
DKS Patch Builder: https://github.com/PmNz8/divinity2-dks-patch-builder

I’m working on other tools as well, but they are still in the research/experimental stage. These two already provide a basic but complete texture-modding workflow.

With the way the Larian Discord is (was?) moderated it's not much of a loss to be completely excluded by it.

Not the biggest fan of crafting in general and not a feature I feel it's particularly needed to begin with, but sure... I'll take good crafting over bad crafting.

My main problem with crafting as a core feature is that once you include it becomes quite tricky to have an itemization that doesn't get overshadowed by it OR that makes crafting itself feel pointless.

I couldn't care less if I tried.