#DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2 PICKPOCKET MOD HOW TO#

Sound policy for the *entire* game is that when you encounter a quest that doesn't seem amenable to being solved by your efforts, *drop* that particular quest (for awhile or permanently-you decide) and move on to other quest lines in which you *can* make progress. In this case specifically, some quests are designed around specific NPCs which may-or may not-be in your group. Last, recall that the reason for the existence of several quests in Fort Joy is that solving those quests helps provide you with a way *out* of Fort Joy-and there are *several* ways out of Fort Joy-not just one. ) (In case you didn't know-this remains true beyond Fort Joy for the entire game, actually.) Also, there is more than one solution to most quests in the game. Solving every quest line in Fort Joy is not required to leave Fort Joy.

Is my impression so wrong, or what am I doing wrong? (Possible partial Spoilers) But so far DOS2 seems to me to rely on chance and luck and just clicking everything everywhere to find things. So basically: I like games with little hand-holding.

#DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2 PICKPOCKET MOD HOW TO#

And no idea/suggestion at all how to progress there. There's other stuff, like the (what seems interesting enough) confused cat following me. Is my impression so wrong, or what am I doing wrong? Or is this really a game for people who like dialoging with every NPC and collecting every item? Is there a trick to get enjoying the game without what feels like tedious hours spent on random chance? I can't see how logic is playing any part, there's a lot of things behing hinted at but zero way to get rolling. But so far DOS2 seems to me to rely on chance and luck and just clicking everything everywhere to find story clues. So basically: I like games with little hand-holding and don't need babysitting. I dug up the grave near where I found her, and it offered no solution at all (which is what I might have expected). And no idea/suggestion at all how to progress there or how to find out what's going on. Other than this one, how would I solve this quest without talking to flat out anyone on the whole place? I finally ended up searching a walktrough, and while it mentions a specific NPC that might have helped me find Griff's stuff, that NPC is not there in the Camp Kitchen in my playtrough.

I'm really trying to like this game after the few hours I've put in, but right now I feel like shelfing it.Д¬ase in point: 'The imprisoned Elf'.

Divinity original sin 2 pickpocket mod