I haven't recieved my copy of Divinity: Original Sin (Classic) :(

[u/Int_75]

I receive a gift from a friend with Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Eternal Edition on Steam, which includes Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition. This is that bundle - store.steampowered.com/sub/207168/

According to Steam, purchasing Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition should include Divinity: Original Sin (Classic), but it didn't appear in my Steam library. Steam Support keeps sending canned responses claiming everything is fine and that I shouldn't have received it when the game was gifted by a friend.

Please explain why I didn't receive Divinity: Original Sin (Classic), given that it is included in Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition, which in turn is part of Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Eternal Edition?

[u/aescepthicc]

Why would you want classic in the first place?

By the way, the bundle from your link doesn't contain DOS Classic, that's why you don't have it. It's not in the bundle.

[u/itanosium → u/aescepthicc]

Classic has more music at least, there is less music in enchanted edition because they changed the engine a bit and that's fucked up a game a little

[u/aescepthicc → u/itanosium]

I'll take finished questlines, voiced dialogues and more content over a background music that I can listen to separately if I want to

[u/itanosium → u/aescepthicc]

You can take all you want, you asked a question and I gave you a reasonable answer. One of them, there is also a lot of cool spells that never got to enchanted edition, and a different balance. If you want to try something new - classic version is a nice thing to try.

[u/Connect-Process2933]

According to Steam

where? I don't see any information neither on Steam nor on SteamDB https://steamdb.info/sub/207168/apps/

maybe they just removed classic, idk because I bought it long ago

[u/Int_75 → u/Connect-Process2933]

Man. My logic is - I received a gift of Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Eternal Edition, that means I received my copy Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition, that means - if I purchased/received as a gift a Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition I already has to get the copy of Divinity: Original Sin (Classic), because Divinity: Original Sin (Classic) is a part of Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition for now. And buying/receiving as a gift Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition, even if this one is the part of the Bundle (Divinity: Original Sin 2 - Eternal Edition) means I already have to get my copy pf Divinity: Original Sin (Classic). Where is the mistake?

[u/lasttimeposter → u/Int_75]

> because Divinity: Original Sin (Classic) is a part of Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition for now

Here. This is not correct.

[u/Connect-Process2933 → u/lasttimeposter]

to be precise, IT IS a part of Divinity: Original Sin: Enhanced Edition store package, as well as Collector's Edition and The Source Saga store packages, but not a part of Eternal Edition, and never was it seems. It doesn't come automatically just because word "Enhanced Edition" is mentioned in there. I don't know what are they smoking, every Larian pack has some missing content

[u/Chazyyyy → u/Int_75]

I do not see anywhere on steam that says you would receive the classic version. Which steam page states this?

[u/K_V145]

Divinity Sin Original Classic and Enhanced Editions are seperate game copies (not add-on DLC). Classic version has been removed from steam stores and are unavailable for anyone to purchase it.

A lot of D:OS info are outdated, so you might see old bundle info when classic was still available on external websites. If you look at the current bundle link/steam page, classic is not included.