I remeber playing on normal or hard and i loved the game and its combat. I gave u thumbs down for a moment because You are playing on Nighmare difficulty and your complains are mostly because of that. Combat is one of best qualities of this game, it is perfect mix between skill and stats, and that is why you have unavoidable damage and stuns. DLC SUCK tho!

loved this game, but the final mission was an escort mission so i rage quit

i have divinty 2- the dragon knight saga (xbox one) and is my favorit role playing game list . my favorit role playing games are - kingdoms of amalour- reckoning (xbox one), dragon dogma- dark arisen (playstation 4) , two worlds 2 (playstation 3) , divinty 2- the dragon knight saga (xbox one), the elder scrolls 5- skyrim - lengendary edition (playstation 3), white knight chronicles 2 (playstation 3), shadows awakening (xbox one), diablo 3 (xbox one), tales of zestiria (playstation 4)

@@gaminglazarus4343 YO are you certain it is for xbox one and not 360 because my copy didn't work i mean unless they made it backward compatible?

I remember watching a playthrough of this game years ago. I was wanting to play it for myself, I hope it gets poured to switch eventually.

exactly my case here . and i still play it once a year to finish it 100% i know every detail of the story from broken valley to that last villageDLC

@@belkacemseffari7404 i salute you brother. Few are the people with whom I can speak of this game that share even a speck of the love I have for it. I still play it at least once every year too and I still love it like I did years ago. I hope you're well and I wish you the best man.

Ego Draconis was my first ever RPG and its impact on my gaming life can hardly be overstated. I love fantasy and I love dragons, and this game delivers amazingly. But more than the freedom of being a dragon and flying everywhere, the quests and npcs are what get me. I play this game on german and I'm not kidding when I say that it's the best full voiceover of any game I've ever played. The humor and voices live rent free in my head, as well as the general charm of the world. I won't lie and say that the graphics didn't age, but locations like lovis' tower remain memorable to me to this day, because the music is so damn good! Festival of immortals is my favorite piece of OST in maybe all of Larian's games and it's a crime that there's only two locations in the entire game that it plays. Overall, 9/10 game 7/10 gameplay, 10/10 quests/story/general dialogue 11/10 crazy wizard that recites bad rhymes and plays petty pranks while being one of the most powerful mages alive.

@@runtergerutscht4401 I remember the very first time I played the game was on Xbox 360 on the first version of Divinity 2 : Ego Draconis. The game was kind of buggy at times with infinite loading screens and stuff but the gameplay was very much the same, I had the Spanish version and the game was just as beautiful. Then I searched for the Dragon Knight Saga Edition and only found it in English, which was probably the best case scenario, as I learned A LOT of the language with Divinity. I'm probably one of the few that'll say with the utmost conviction that the graphics didn't age in the slightest for me ( and I've played The Witcher 3 on 4K with a ton of mods), I love it in its simplicity and the armory is splendid and unique as well as the art design for buildings. But the music, OH THE MUSIC. My favorite is probably "Broken Valley Wakes", because it's full of memories and joy, but then there's so many others that follow it, "Sleepless Nights", "Memory of the Dragons", "Inner Voice", "Goblins! No Time to Waste" and of course the Main Theme. Kirill Pokrovsky is one of my favorite composers, I love his music on Divine Divinity, you should listen to "Sighs of the Elvenkind", "Roads Shaded by Green Eaves" and "Just in Time for an Ale", they're exquisite. This will be pretty basic, but my favorite location has to be the Broken Valley Village, it's just so cozy, I open the game sometimes to just hang around there for a few minutes. Overall, 10/10 game 10/10 gameplay, 10/10 everything. 12/10 most underwhelming villain in RPG history 11/10 do not kill to many rabbits 100/10 melancholy, especially when hearing a random OST or song that has similar composition.

@@c0ry357 perfect comment about DDKS

Yeah I wish there was another made in this vein...I am not found of too many open world, 3rd person RPGs but these really checked a lot of the boxes off I love. While both Original Sin and the original Divine Divinity are nice, the isometric and totally PC RPG feel are definitely a different vibe from this, to me at least.

Right like if you look at the reviews and sales at the time divinity 2 did not do bad at all. On steam it has a very positive review and a lot of purchases not to mention like everyone i knew into rpgs when it came out played it on console.

Divine Divinity 3 is what I want, not the crpg stuff,

Multiplayer?

Underleveled doesn’t it have level scaling

@@kellysamuel3383 I'm not sure, it's been ages since I played. It might, or maybe my character was just complete garbage.

@@pepsifrog420 i played it like 10 years ago, and i remember i was one-shotted by everything, and there was like 20 of some enemies most of the time, maybe they balanced this later, but was fun

@@buc991 Sounds about right.

I want to say I feel your pain. I was a child when I got my hands on Divinity 2 and to this day I wince when I hear the sound of a bunny dying, even though I'm an adult by now. That fucking monty python reference scarred me

Remake would be awesome

i loved that , it makes you do every quest before going to the next part of the map

​@@belkacemseffari7404And, if you did miss out on a quest then you must continue and return in another playthrough. My brain gets distracted easily so things like this either make me do what you suggested or just push through and be more thorough next area

Yeah my only complain, the final fight.

finally just started and I already agree! Merry Christmas!!!!

@@randalthor6872 Merry Christmas also, glad your enjoying it

I really like the soundtrack as well, this one (they are actually 2 melodies) is my favorite: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/kLySkr2U3NevnYE.html

Some of the tracks were re-used in DOS1, this is why a lot of the music in this video sounds familiar to me.

Wow really ?

Yep! 👍🏻

It was a rushed ending because Larian ran out of money and the publisher effectively screwed them over. This game and how they were treated was effectively what convinced them to separate from big publishers altogether and go independent, which is why they needed kickstarter for DOS and DOS2. Luckily those games were successful enough that Larian is now a proud independent game studio that doesn't have to rely on publishers to fund their games any more.

Yeah Kingdoms of Amalur is so tragic. It deserves better.

You can morph into dragon/human form in Drakan or is another dragon rider game?

I want to ask something. What are your expectations from the sequel game of Divinity series? Which timeline would you like story to happen? You want isometric sequel or sequel like Divinity 2:Ego Draconis?

I had the same, spent two hours fixing it, but solution for me was to put a fps limit (something like 80) with nvidia control panel, it fixed it for me and game was smooth until the End.

(because in game options vsync and fps slider are not working well so you need external program)

What ? I remember i played on pentium iv and gt 9600 256 mb 😂 I don't remember the performance was so bad.

@@arik2216 it probably ran fine back then. Unfortunately it doesn’t play nice with modern hardware, and has pretty bad microstutter. Sometimes that can happen with old games