Divinity original sin 2 talent full#

I don't know, you probably must rely on Resurrection A LOT for this Talent to be somewhat useful.ДЎ1. It helps by only resurrecting near the end of the combat phase, but doing that also reduces the overall effectiveness of this Talent.

Divinity original sin 2 talent full#

But even at full HP, without any armor, they can easily be incapacitated. Morning Person: the character gets full HP when resurrected. With a bit of management, you can totally forgo 3 memory slots.ДЎ0. Not to mention, in most fights, you really don't need every single one of your memorized skills. Again, 2-3 points in late game don't carry that much meaning anymore. It is the same as 3 extra points in Memory. But at the end of the day, I would still say that, I can go without it. Mnemonic: I admit, I had this Talent until endgame last playthrough. Now if you're telling me, 'but you can make use of this Talent during combat too'.Д©. Then the rogue guy can get some extra damage when he lands the first hit out of stealth, which, obviously, forces him into combat. You can take advantage of it when you know there is combat ahead, then you let the rogue guy stay back and sneak while the other guys enter combat. Guerilla: if you have tried to play a rogue char, you know that this Talent is next to useless. If it worked on ALL consumables, it would be something, but as it is right now, just no.ДЁ. Five-Star Diner: I don't really want to bluntly say that it's totally useless, but. Escapist: simple question: If you have beat the game, how many times have you wished you had this talent? How many times have you been in a situation where you really, REALLY needed to flee, but were unable to because enemies were too close? I'm not saying you can never be in that situation, I'm just asking how many times.

But seriously, you can avoid it for the most part just by being careful, right? It's not like every turn 3 out of 4 of your guys would get hit by 3 attacks of opportunity.Д¦. Duck Duck Goose: you can evade attack of opportunity. 100%? So with this talent you can stay at 110% without the need to use any potions? I mean, after Black Tea and Large Resist All, my Fire Resistance is 200 something, why would I need that 10% again?ДҐ. What about the 10% extra in maximum resistance? What is the default maximum resistance anyway? I don't know. Does Fire or Water constitute a major portion of elemental damage in this game? No, I don't believe so. Demon / Ice King: 15% extra resistance to X but -15% penalty resistance to Y.

Sure, it helps once in a while, but again, as a TALENT, it is rather underwhelming.Д¤. Comeback Kid: I played on Tactician and from my experience, I think it's not that hard to avoid dying at all throughout the game. Granted, I haven't played an archer build, but I really don't know how much of a special arrow spammer you must be for this Talent to be that useful.ДЈ.

Arrow Recovery: The fact that special arrows are fairly abundant in this game, even powerful ones, makes this Talent underwhelming fairly early. I realize I can totally give away these two Talents to get something else that actually helps maximize the effectiveness of my build.Дў. Later on, when all my stats/skills are high and I have all sorts of gears that increase my stats/skills (and I can pretty much buy anything I need at this point), 1 or 2 points don't matter that much any more. But anyway, in my experience, I find that these two are only really attractive during early game. They don't really 'decide what your character can do' like Talents are supposed to do. All Skilled Up / Bigger and Better: these two are really of their own kind. So I feel that Talents really should be more useful overall, than just some extra flavor you can totally do without.ДЎ. Yet at level 21, you can get up to only 5 Talents from leveling up - I'm not counting some special ones. We have a total of 34 Talents, excluding special ones. Now some Talents are 'decent', but when you compare them to the game-changing ones, they become really underwhelming. Talents kind of lost their novelty for me when I was about 2/3 through the game. I remember during early game, every level-up was really exciting. Why? Because not much left is that interesting or useful. At some point in the game, around level 15-ish, upon leveling up, I opened up the Talents panel, and realized that, I wasn't even sure what to take next.