day one digital divinity original sin ps4

Upon receiving a response quite quickly,I was told to send a copy of the save file and instructed to wait while your team looked at the problems I described.

I, as a paying and concerned customer have tried numerous times to contact your team of technical support since early December. I'm going to chime in here because though I am not as frustrated as phillippe any longer,I still agree with his statement of collective action being taken. Sorry to be rude again but i am very angry when i see how games studios consider their customers. If your developers can not fix the problem, then they should get fired as in any industries where people does not do their job. The day when a studio will be condamned and will go bankrupt because of 'a unfinished and tested game', maybe developers will stop to take us as idiots. If we players were a little bit less tolerant we should make collective action in a tribunal. What you are saying is very disrespectful of your customers. When i buy a game, i want to enjoy myself and not get frustrated. being not able to enjoy all the content of a product that i purchased is not important ? When i buy a car i want it to work and not to put my life and life of others in danger. how can i be confident with the game now ? I would not want to be rude but your answer make me sick : it is an optional quest with non I started a new game on a patched version i suppose and this quest still not work. But if you are looking for a good RPG, keep away from it. If you want a good gameplay mechanics I encourage you to play 'Divinity: Original Sin'. I was constantly comparing it to Pillars of Eternity, which I liked much more. Overall, it is a good game, but based on reviews I was expecting more. I usually love riddles in the games, but most of them in this game, are based on finding a correct object that you don't know that you are looking for. The quests were designed in clever way, presenting many ways of solving them, using the game elemental interactions.

Especially that you have to listen to it over and over again during many many fights. We also hated the music that was so much anti-climatic. The silly tone both in visuals and in dialogues was more annoying than entertaining. We either skipped through them or was bored by them. The atmosphere is dull, generic and the dialogs are poorly written. When playing it, I felt like I was playing a hack&slash game with turn-based combat.

However, I was expecting more from an RPG when it comes to plot and atmosphere. I played the whole game with my wife in a couch coop way and it was a great way to experience this game. After a while you perfectly understand every action you may take, its pros and cons. Levelling up is slow and you rarely gain any new skill - and this was a great decision. Longer: What 'Divinity: Original Sin' does very well is the combat system. I loved levelling up, and hated music and visual style. Short: The game with great combat system, but generic setting and the plot that you don't really care about.

6/10 + 1 because of the perfectly executed couch coop.

Day one digital divinity original sin ps4