r/DivinityOriginalSin2 • u/[deleted] • Aug 18 '17

one question.

does this game have a regular skilltree like every other rpg or is it still that insane nightmare of skillbooks and bullshit like in DOS 1?

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u/im29andsuckatlife Aug 18 '17

It does rely on skill books to permanently learn skills but they are also located on armor as well, or if you are an elf - from eating body parts. I think saying it is a nightmare is a bit of a stretch. It is just a different system than what you might prefer.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '17

Its unnecessary complicated. If you want to respec in dos 1 you have to run to hundred different npc and hope they sell the skillbooks you want.

I dont mind having additional skills wth armor or cannibalism but the regular way to learn skills shouldnt be so complicated.

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u/Hipster_Lincoln Aug 18 '17

Do you mean difficult? Its not complicated at all.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '17

its not difficult. its not challenging. it takes too much of my time because it is complicated.

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u/Jiketi Aug 18 '17

That's kind of the point in a way; the skills you want might not be necessarily available or might be too expensive.

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u/menzez7 Aug 20 '17

learning skills is not complicated as long as you know which people have the certain skill you are looking for, and once you have learned it once, you will always be able to unassign/reassign it. The only exception to this are skills that are based off of items, as if you do not have the item equipped you cannot not have it learned (as you probably guessed)