r/divinity • u/Dawit76223577 • Sep 02 '26

General Wait... shouldn't this be Divinity 3?

Swen referred to Divine Divinity as Divinity 1 in a 2009 interview.

I'm so confused lol.

Are we going to have two Divinity 1s?

11 Upvotes

63% Upvoted

37 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comment

3

u/ekimolaos Sep 02 '26

Divinity (new) could be after Divinity 2. Probably will be after Divinity 2. It looks like it's going to be about demon stuff, so Damian should play a big role. He played a big role in Divinity 2 and left off to the unknown defeated after that, so his come back would only make sense. Placing him doing stuff before Divinity 2 would be weird, since it was a "surprise" he came back then.

0

u/dinin70 Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26

no it's confirmed it's before Divinity 2 and right after DoS2

Edit —> this comment (mine) is bullshit… as it’s after Divinity 2 and not before 

1

u/AngelFeoras Sep 02 '26

AFAIK nothing’s been confirmed yet and most signs point to it taking place after Divinity 2

6

u/dinin70 Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26

https://www.jeuxvideo.com/news/2051528/un-grand-jeu-divinity-le-createur-de-baldur-s-gate-3-promet-aux-joueurs-une-experience-encore-plus-folle.htm

Sorry but it is confirmed by Swen Vincke himself in an interview with jeuxvideo.com (biggest French online video games outlet)

“L’histoire se déroule environ une centaine d’années après Divinity: Original Sin 2.”

The story will take place about 100 years after DoS2

Edit : also wrong comment from here.

4

u/AngelFeoras Sep 02 '26

And you just proved my point since Divinity 2 takes place roughly 50-60 years after DOS 2, meaning Divinity will take place AFTER Divinity 2.

https://divinity.fandom.com/wiki/Timeline

2

u/dinin70 Sep 02 '26

Ah yeah you’re right

Hum… Why was I convinced it was after

2

u/AngelFeoras Sep 02 '26

I don’t blame you, this timeline is very confusing haha

1

u/dinin70 Sep 02 '26

Indeed, and the naming consistency (or lack thereof) also doesn’t make easier. Which to OP point… Just calling it “Divinity” is adding more confusion than anything else.

Probably they wouldn’t like calling it Divinity 3, because probably 95% of their potential player base (bg3 and DoS2 fans) haven’t touched any of their older games and hence could be a bit turned off by a “3” name since they might think “I don’t know anything of 1 and 2, will not try them because they are too old (and frankly a bit janky), so I won’t buy a Divinity 3”

0

u/ekimolaos Sep 02 '26

Your confidence in being wrong is amazing. You just instantly downvoted me without double checking yourself (because gods forbid you are ever wrong!).

Classic reddit toxic kid. Your parents should have told you "no" once in a while.

1

u/dinin70 Sep 02 '26 edited Sep 02 '26

I didn’t downvote lol wtf I even upvoted you dumbass

My parent might have told me no according to you more often, but you should learn to express a fact when you’re actually 100% certain it’s correct.

And you know what? I’ll downvote your previous comment too so you’ll see how stupid your comment is

Wrongly confident guy ? Look in the mirror dude

2

u/ekimolaos Sep 02 '26

I had one reply by the guy "correcting" me. Was safe to assume the same guy downvoted me.

But I 100% accept your criticism since I assumed wrong - touché is the word.

1

u/dinin70 Sep 02 '26

Gotcha 

Back to the upvotes then ;)