Stealing has been expanded, allowing you to drop stolen items in other character's inventories. The new dialog system has far more options, with dialog changing depending on who's talking to who. In order to make these quests are as deep as a DM-driven pen-and-paper campaign, Larian has gone back and enhanced some of its other systems.
In essence, Original Sin 2 is trying to bring that real D&D campaign feeling back to PC games.
Whether you choose to fulfill these quests is up to you, but if you decide not to, the other players (or potentially the AI-driven companion) may bid you adieu. Everyone has different personal motivations, from the heir to a family fortune, a crass smuggler, to an erudite sorceror. This is important because Larian is playing up the idea of competitive questing for Original Sin 2.Ĭompetitive questing means your party of four will sometimes split up to complete their own objectives. You'll pick your race (from dwarves, humans, lizards and wood elves), stats, and origin story in the beginning of the game, and you have the ability to recruit up to three companion characters, each with their own origin story. Right off the bat, Larian wants to make your origin story a strong part of the Original Sin 2.
While Larian previously said that Divinity: Original Sin 2 would build on what they already delivered with Original Sin and the upcoming Enhanced Edition, the funding drive provides all-new information on the direction of the sequel. As of this writing, it's nearly to the funding goal, once again proving that fans will reward studios who deliver on their Kickstarter promises. The Kickstarter for Larian Studios' Divinity: Original Sin 2 is live.
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