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I don't understand why some people are so quick to completely believe to one source (being it one or the other) even to the point of asking for a refund and damage the company (and the people that work there). Don't you think that's not really fair? If you invert the situation around, would be fair to hurt CA and the company whose working with based on speculations?

I've just come to the realization that some people really like "I WIN" buttons and shortcuts that took away choices. Pretty depressing.

I don't think that is necessary, linking steam account and adding codes should simply add the dlcs license to your account. For instance I have Deadfire on gog but the dlc redeemed on my steam account nonetheless.

Somewhere (I think reddit) a dev already said that "most likely will be after release" for gog users.

Yay, 19.00 for central Europe (18 for UK, Ireland and Portugal). I'll have all the time to download and play it for a while.

Someone on tumblr asked Josh what happens if you run out of food while sailing and generally how you can die when you are in your ship. https://jesawyer.tumblr.com/post/173389617051/are-there-game-over-conditions-associated-with-the

I almost certainly will if they unlock it in GOG at 19:00 (CET), otherwise, if it's not too late, I'll try it out quickly that night or after a good sleep the day after.

Thanks, I didn't know they updated her too. I'm really happy that's definitely better, won't mod any companion portait now.

Interesting topic. Just a couple of weeks ago I was thinking about going dual-boot and using mainly Linux but it ended up "badly" (the bootloader wouldn't install), I'm surely going to try again shortly though. I'm not completely new to Linux but I'm still pretty noob, I have experience with programming but again I'm no professional. Since you all use Linux daily I have a couple of questions if you are kind enough to help me. - Should I choose a more user friendly distro? Which one? Something with deb package support? I was planning on installing Mint since I found it a little more intuitive than Ubuntu while still being similar with a lot of documentation online. - The savegame files of PoE 1/2 are incompatible between OS? Can't I copy and load them in windows version? - Is advisable to mount /home on another partition? What happens if I change distro? Should I format it in that case or being made only of data files means is "portable" between different versions of the same distro/other distros?

Also as far as we know from the fig campaign there's something called "Berath's Blessing", it should be a feature in which you spend a credit earned with achievements to alter something in the game (e.g. add a bonus to a character, make something more difficult or even more radical things like skipping the prologue) that should help with the replayability of the game, adding fun factor/challege/customization to following runs.

To be fair, Galaxy client (optional) has achievements and patching is usually within the same day/hours. Let's not forget that with GOG you don't need an account, a client or an internet connection to play the game, also the devs actually get more money from every sold copy.

Node as a single node in a tree structure I believe. Can edit the node, can't change the structure (i.e. add/remove nodes or changing which are linked togheter).

The magic orb squished by the book with sparkles coming out of the pages is one of the best tiny details I've ever seen.

It happens when you have to deal with unreasonable people that sometimes even offend you instead of trying to understand what you are actually saying. Doesn't take much to avoid these things, just respect your interlocutor and have a bit of common sense. To be honest I'm impressed that he (and other people in the industry) is usually pretty calm and willing to explain even when he's a target of random hatred. I mean there are places on the web where people do just that, unload the frustration in their lives (look at a famous RPG site that anyone knows...).

Not what I would expected (even announcement wise with all of them already planned with a release date) but I'll definitely wait to judge, they can be awesome or not, we cannot now. Anyway I'd be completely fine with them being a little smaller than one part of WM with the same "tail" of contents, meaning 1/2 companion/s, higher level cap with more abilities.

Considering that the games is likely going to be much bigger -based on requirements on steam store page something along six times larger- than the previous one, I really hope so at least in steam (fingers crossed for gog but very unlikely).

I agree, soul power can ride (I don't know if it's the right verb) through copper just like electricity (but with a memory?), maybe in the future they'll use latent souls in the air to power up things.

We always give for granted that all the codes are going to be released before the game, but what if this isn't the case? While highly unlikely there's this possibility.

There are at least Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky (which came to Obsidian a couple of years ago from Blizzard).

I wholeheartedly agree. I was just nitpicking, can't help myself My stream of thought told me "Yeah, they all have VO but they are not in that spot in this kind of rankings for this particular reason, while certainly that helped a bit".

I totally agree with you, they'll probably ramp-up the codes with the marketing and hype, I was just saying the 23 seem like a lot and we shouldn't exclude that we missed some

Well the game releases in 21 days, I find a little unlikely that all the remaining 23 are still to be released, we got 32 in 4 months

While I completely agree with you that most people, even in this environment of hardcore old school rpg fans, prefer full VO, I also think that your line of thinking can be a bit misleading. Save from some outliers (D:OS2 for instance) those are all games with enormous budgets behind, truly meant to be palatable to everyone and to achieve that they can't shy away from full VO. I think that a ranking like that, especially from a "generalist" portal like IGN, doesn't really tell all the story.

The guidebook is lore related not a strategy guide It also seems that the price of the first guidebook plummeted, at least on amazon.it, time to buy it.

I see just six flintocks, I wonder where the other two are