RPG fans understand the relevance of the Save button in bad encounters. Thankfully, DOS2 frequently saves the game for players before important circumstances. Players who notice their game file quicksaving should consider halting for now and preparing the crew for battle. After all, these quicksaves often prelude important cutscenes and, more frequently, com

These sorts of frustrations have been around for nearly the entire existence of the game, with more champions and updates making this role even more complicated than before. As a result, countless players have been making art and memes to illustrate the oddities of the role, and the bizarre champions that populate

A random black cat starts following the player around once washed up to shore. He's a cute little companion that can be difficult to keep alive. If any Magister notices the black cat, they will attempt to kill it and won't stop until they do. The player must either fight for the cat, resulting in Magister fights, or allow it to

Thank the Divine for Teleportation. In combat, players can use Teleportation to reposition themselves and enemies to both convenient and inconvenient positions. Unfortunately, teleporting other NPCs outside battle can reduce reputation and trigger combat. However, there's actually a loophole for this situat

Sometimes, the wrong choice and not having enough Persuasion can trigger unwanted combat. And unfortunately, these often involve NPCs players might want to get to know more. In a game like DOS2 where player decisions can alter the course of the game, players should invest enough points to Persuasion to avoid a lot of unnecessary combat encount

Inside is somewhat of a crypt that holds a puzzle. Every soul jar in the room claims to be Withermoore's and the party must destroy the right one. A group of skeletal enemies will spawn each time the player smashes the wrong jar. The correct jar is "Withermoore the Supplica

The beginning of Divinity: Original Sin 2 can be one of the longest acts in the game. This is where the player is meant to escape Fort Joy by any means and with whomever they please. There are endless options when it comes to reaching the other side to The Hollow Mars

If Ifan isn’t a main character he can be found just beyond the front gate of Fort Joy ghetto. He is trying to break up a conflict between Elodi and the scoundrels Burro and Kana. Players can assist Ifan or take sides in the brawl, though this can cause Ifan to become hostile if he is hit by an attack. By default his class is the huntsman Wayfarer, but he is open to switching combat sty

Dontnod Entertainment is a rather underrated video game developer, with most people knowing them only because of their Life Is Strange series. However, the developer has also crafted some enjoyable action RPGs, with Vampyr being one such title. While the title might certainly have its flaws, there's no denying the fact that Vampyr will certainly be a great experience for anyone who's seeking out a good story set in London during the early

Status effects like being Crippled or Knocked Out can become a real pain, especially when enemies use these to dish out their more powerful attacks. However, parties can easily avoid these situations with the right builds. First, like in the advice for scouts, all characters should at least have a form of exit. Mobility Skills like Tactical Retreat and even Teleportation work wonders h

But there's only one path to take if the player wants to ensure everyone's safety. It may seem easier to just kill everyone for the loot and XP and be on with it, but it's even easier to casually stroll on by without mass murder and th

Make sure that Ifan is in the active party when attacking Bishop Alexander at the pier. Ifan will express displeasure if he wasn’t at the fight. Once stealing the Lady Vengeance, the Godwoken will find that Alexander is somehow still alive. Allow Ifan to rough up the Bishop, or better yet kill him again for good measure. Also, be sure Ifan is among the party when departing for Reaper’s Coast, or he will die on the voy

One of the most importantlessons in DOS2 is that: rules apply to everyone. As such, players should note about other game elements that also hinder them in combat such as distance and cover. After all, the same rules apply to N

In essence, characters only lose reputation (and therefore risk post-Teleportation combat) with NPCs they can interact with. Moreover, NPCs who receive too much damage (or critical) post-Teleportation will trigger combat immediat

Stingtail is a lizard in Fort Joy who is apart of more than one quest. If the player recruits Sebille in their party, Sebille's then current objective is to kill Stingtail somehow. Though regardless of if the player has Sebille or not, he's the key to saving Ambryo in the cage near Griff without bloods

Ifan is a Lone Wolf mercenary who tends to have a pragmatic outlook. He may have ideological disagreements with grandiose goals, like those of the Red Prince and Fane. His sensible approach can also appeal to Beast’s own modesty. Due to the Lone Wolves’ connection to Sebille, she and Ifan will interact with many of the same NPCs, possibly with conflicting results. A companion Ifan wants to fulfill his contract efficiently and doesn’t like chit-chat. A main character Ifan has more options for letting Monopoly GO rewards of the past and ways of compromising with his enemies. Players should be warned that main avatar status is assigned at character creation and cannot be changed once in the game pro