nightcobra

This bug happened to me as well, in my case it happened on my recent playthrough i started after buying the season pass a few days ago as i wanted to play through them with the turn based combat system.

try making an override folder in PillarsOfEternityII_Data and put a copy of the abilities.gamedatabundle file located in this directory Pillars of Eternity II Deadfire\PillarsOfEternityII_Data\exported\design\gamedata. then you can edit the abilities.gamedatabundle file you put in the override folder for example, open it with notepad++ and then search for the spells you want to alter (like ctrl-F concelhaut) example for concelhaut parasitic staff (you'll see this code): { "$type": "Game.GameData.GenericAbilityGameData, Assembly-CSharp", "DebugName": "Concelhauts_Parasitic_Staff", "ID": "f16dfb75-6526-46dc-903c-872d9eccb71e", "Components": [{ "$type": "Game.GameData.GenericAbilityComponent, Assembly-CSharp", "KeywordsIDs": ["ad3de01a-e7a8-4a5e-9ec3-7d858d1ffea7", "92121659-013a-42d7-9ee7-7eb05fe34a63"], "DisplayName": 401, "Description": 843, "UpgradeDescriptions": [], "UpgradedFromID": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "Vocalization": "GenericSpellCast1", "Icon": "gui/icons/abilities/wizard/concelhaut_parasitic_staff.png", "UsageType": "Spell", "UsageValue": 0, "AbilityClass": "Wizard", "AbilityLevel": 1, "IsPassive": "false", "TriggerOnHit": "false", "IsModal": "false", "ModalGroupID": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "IsCombatOnly": "true", "IsNonCombatOnly": "false", "HideFromUI": "false", "HideFromCombatLog": "false", "UniqueSet": "None", "NoiseLevelID": "82bc1ce9-3a81-41ca-a61a-cc1f73a53de7", "DurationOverride": 0, "ClearsOnMovement": "false", "CannotActivateWhileInStealth": "false", "CannotActivateWhileInvisible": "false", "ActivationPrerequisites": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [{ "$type": "OEIFormats.FlowCharts.ConditionalCall, OEIFormats", "Data": { "FullName": "Boolean HasStatusEffectType(Guid, StatusEffectType)", "Parameters": ["7d150000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "ChangeForm"], "UnrealCall": "", "FunctionHash": 998426332, "ParameterHash": 413157789 }, "Not": true, "Operator": 0 }] } }, "ApplicationPrerequisites": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [] } }, "DeactivationPrerequisites": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [] } }, "PowerLevelScaling": { "BaseLevel": 0, "LevelIncrement": 1, "MaxLevel": 0, "DamageAdjustment": 1, "DurationAdjustment": 1, "BounceCountAdjustment": 0, "ProjectileCountAdjustment": 0, "AccuracyAdjustment": 0, "PenetrationAdjustment": 0 }, "StatusEffectKeywordsIDs": [], "StatusEffectsIDs": [], "VisualEffects": [], "SelfMaterialReplacementID": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "AttackID": "ef01fb28-3c28-4672-92c6-06caa12ff964", "AITargetingConditional": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [] }, "Scripts": [] }, "AudioEventListID": "5adb80c9-5a7f-4e44-a2de-2e0a7921777e" }, { "$type": "Game.GameData.ProgressionUnlockableComponent, Assembly-CSharp" }] }, { "$type": "Game.GameData.GenericAbilityGameData, Assembly-CSharp", "DebugName": "Concelhauts_Parasitic_Staff_Summon", "ID": "2ff7c1fb-681e-44e7-83ba-a6db84268ed6", "Components": [{ "$type": "Game.GameData.GenericAbilityComponent, Assembly-CSharp", "KeywordsIDs": ["ad3de01a-e7a8-4a5e-9ec3-7d858d1ffea7", "92121659-013a-42d7-9ee7-7eb05fe34a63"], "DisplayName": 401, "Description": 843, "UpgradeDescriptions": [], "UpgradedFromID": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "Vocalization": "GenericSpellCast1", "Icon": "gui/icons/abilities/wizard/concelhaut_parasitic_staff.png", "UsageType": "PerRest", "UsageValue": 1, "AbilityClass": "None", "AbilityLevel": 1, "IsPassive": "false", "TriggerOnHit": "false", "IsModal": "false", "ModalGroupID": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "IsCombatOnly": "true", "IsNonCombatOnly": "false", "HideFromUI": "false", "HideFromCombatLog": "false", "UniqueSet": "None", "NoiseLevelID": "82bc1ce9-3a81-41ca-a61a-cc1f73a53de7", "DurationOverride": 0, "ClearsOnMovement": "false", "CannotActivateWhileInStealth": "false", "CannotActivateWhileInvisible": "false", "ActivationPrerequisites": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [{ "$type": "OEIFormats.FlowCharts.ConditionalCall, OEIFormats", "Data": { "FullName": "Boolean HasStatusEffectType(Guid, StatusEffectType)", "Parameters": ["7d150000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "ChangeForm"], "UnrealCall": "", "FunctionHash": 998426332, "ParameterHash": 413157789 }, "Not": true, "Operator": 0 }] } }, "ApplicationPrerequisites": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [] } }, "DeactivationPrerequisites": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [] } }, "PowerLevelScaling": { "BaseLevel": 0, "LevelIncrement": 1, "MaxLevel": 0, "DamageAdjustment": 1, "DurationAdjustment": 1, "BounceCountAdjustment": 0, "ProjectileCountAdjustment": 0, "AccuracyAdjustment": 0, "PenetrationAdjustment": 0 }, "StatusEffectKeywordsIDs": [], "StatusEffectsIDs": [], "VisualEffects": [], "SelfMaterialReplacementID": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000", "AttackID": "ef01fb28-3c28-4672-92c6-06caa12ff964", "AITargetingConditional": { "Conditional": { "Operator": 0, "Components": [] }, "Scripts": [] }, "AudioEventListID": "5adb80c9-5a7f-4e44-a2de-2e0a7921777e" }, { "$type": "Game.GameData.ProgressionUnlockableComponent, Assembly-CSharp" }] } try changing the values on the highlighted section and see if there's a difference in damage and duration of the spell (haven't tried this yet so i'm not sure if it'll have the desired effect)

By now we already know we can alter progression through the global.gamedatabundle just by changing the numbers bracket following these lines of code (just ctrl-F the code segments below to find them in the file). for powerlevel progression: "SingleClassPowerLevelByCharacterLevel" "MultiClassPowerLevelByCharacterLevel" for proficiency progression: "WeaponProficiencyPointsByCharacterLevel" for attribute allocation in character creation (not a per level thing per se but it's here for people that want to know): "CharacterCreationAttributePoints" for changing of the attribute cap of 35 (if you want to create your Overpowered or Underpowered character you can decrease or increase the attribute cap): "MaxAttributeScore" Only thing i'm not managing to figure out is how to alter skill point progression per level, has anybody figured it out?

tried looking through the global file for the ability/skill points per level but didn't find anything, now i'm looking through the progressiontables file, though it's a bit confusing to sort out the info. if anyone can find where those specific sections of code are i'd very much appreciate it

Don't know if anyone else is having this issue. I'm guessing it's due to the 3d model or something but when i try to move an item to equip the game seems to slow down quite a bit and sometime the game fails to recognize that i'm trying to click the items onto the character. A minor issue to be sure but it can add up since i'll be using the inventory screen loads of times in the playthrough.

The only real problem i had on POE1 was the loading times and a bit of a slowdown in the "cutscene" before the final boss, aside from that it ran well. I hope it stays relatively the same for POE2

As long as it's playable with a stable framerate i'm good.

I just hope my laptop can run it since i could play POE1 on it specs: Processor: Intel® Pentium® CPU N3540 2.16GHz RAM: 8,00GB GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 920M

The save import may have been borked, i know his eder stayed in dyrwood as a mayor and when he talked to him in POE2 eder said he joined the night market and a captain called him a dragon slayer even though in POE1 he never killed a dragon. if a dev manages to catch this they might want to look into import inconsistencies before the 8th of may.

Instead of not being able to cast spells from other schools, wouldn't it be better to double the resource cost of those spells? Don't know if that'd make the penalty negligible, but IMO a doubled resource cost to cast a spell seems an appropriate penalty.

should a talking shield be added for some back and forth banter? XD

Yeah, I don't think much of her or her 'quest' for this reason. She's a woman without agency. She takes a stranger she just met (who may or may not have murdered her countryman) to her ambassador, gets shirty if said stranger didn't intervene on her behalf with the local representative about an issue they knew nothing about. And expects the stranger to give her permission to break an already arranged treaty because... she personally doesn't like it very much. And this can happen in the space of a day or so, or an extended period of time where she gets to watch said stranger make all sorts of questionable decisions. Its unclear why this is a companion quest at all, let alone the pretence that she's making a decision. She's just deferring to the player, in a way that seems like she's looking for an excuse to avoid the responsibility of making the decision herself. That in itself can be a compelling hook for her progression in POE2, a paladin unsure of her own place in life and thus shirks responsibility so she can avoid dealing with it even though she despises hylea and the gods for not taking responsibility for their actions.

Placing bets on who'll be the first to name an island "Where am I?!"

You overclocked a laptop? it's a factory model feature, it's technically an overclock but it's just a default thing of the model.

I don't think so, most potatoes are 32-bit - I think you may have to upgrade to a pumpkin. He could use a Yam instead if the pumpkin is out of his price range