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Hello everybody, i can't find the search bar in here so i don't know if anyone else asked this before, but here it goes:
If my friends have a multiplayer session, they spent some 10 hrs into the game and their characters are lvl 3, can I, with a lvl 1 character join their session?
If so (and please please please say yes) how would that work? Will they need to hold my hand every 30 ft? Will i be able to continue with their story line? Will they have to assist me in doing all quests they previously completed? Will i be able to bring a character from my own single player campaign?

I'm looking forward to the game and i will be an early access player.
Thank you very much for what you are doing and remember that you are awesome.

P.S. as a long time fan of you and your games, is there any other way (than simply buying the game) that i can support you guys?
Thank you again

My guess(not certain), you would join as mercenary or have to be hired for a certain amount of gold to join as mercenary. But will be the same level and story progress of the hosting person who started the campaign.

I am not sure how it will work in EA. Generally you would join their campaign and take over one of their companions - and you can then split team control between yourselves.

However, EA won't support Origins (playing as companions) just yet. Whenever that means that he will have to create a mercenery whom you can then take over, or if there will be character creation if you joing the session - I don't know.

Feedback during Early Access, game reviews on applicable platforms, etc.
If you meant financially, there is a Larian Merch store (currently only ships to the US and within the EU), and there are a couple links to other, limited merchandise available in the topic Divinity related stuff.


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