divinity original sin 2 pickpocket skill books from traders

Most games nowadays are too careful such that no choice you make has any effect on your experience, really making it feel empty. They add to the game by making your choices actually matter instead of just helping/hindering random NPCs you’ll never see again. Not enough games have real consequences for actions like this. You made that choice and should have to live with the consequences. You’re warned ahead of time that snuffing out the candles will kill the person. You don't ♥♥♥♥ over players by only having one skillbook vendor in the entire act which sells that stuff. No it's ♥♥♥♥ design and you are 100% wrong if you disagree.

Its probably one of the best aspects of the game.

Literally not having things like this frustrates players more. Originally posted by Chaoslink:Making choices have consequences? Thats kinda the point. No one thinks 'gee I better save all these skill books just in case a vendor mysteriously dies', and finally, the final fight operates under different rules, which means skills which were otherwise uninteresting suddenly become much better, so there's a reason to want to change them at the last minute. No regrets about that, because someone that touchy is dangerous.ītw, nice job on selling the over 9000 books you found in the game. I don't have the succubus, because despite being so grateful at me clearing the path for her, turning down her offer to learn Source (because I was already maxed) was apparently an offense warranting death, so I killed her.

yours.įirst of all, Tarquin, Gareth and the Archer don't sell the skillbooks the dead vendor had, so they obviously can't serve as a replacement. Of course if you kill everyone, that's an other problem. You have Tarquin, Gareth and the Succubus + the archer below for skillbooks. Originally posted by Firecam:Yes it's good design.

Divinity original sin 2 pickpocket skill books from traders