If it is anything like the first game I expect there to be lots of updates to the game, some of which will probably require restarts of the game because of save game incompatibility. However, there is the option to multi-class now, and there are subclasses as well. I also saw that all of the classes from PoE I were present from the start of the game. Why anyone would want that over the good artwork is a mystery to me. Obisidian calls the two new ones watercolors. In PoE I you had two character portraits: A large one and a small one. I also discovered something pretty quick. Not really a good thing if you like creating a lot of characters (like me). So basically the opening of PoE II is a lot more long and drawn out.
Afterward there is some more talking, you get a second chance at life, go back to Eora, and find yourself on a ship. Then you finally get to create your character. Then you talk to the goddess of death and she tells you that shit has hit the fan since you have been gone. In PoE II the game starts with your character being dead and in the afterlife, and you get a very brief replay of some of the key events of PoE I. In PoE I you start straight with character creation, then you are dropped into the world and the tutorial starts with a little bit of talking, and then you can start walking around doing stuff. So PoE II takes it for granted that your character was the hero from the the first game, whether you actually played it or not.Īnother observation is that the beginning is rather long. There are half a dozen choices to pick from, on a sliding scale from really good to really awful. Because if you do not import a save, you still have to tell the game how the first game turned out. Instead I think it is just importing your choices from the first game.
So it isn't really importing your character. Basically you still start your character over from scratch. I experimented and imported Persephone's save.Īn interesting thing is that even with an imported save, you still have the options to change your character's race, class, portraits, etc. So long as it is from just before the endgame. You can import a save from Pillars of Eternity I.
So getting to the actual game, I only played enough to get a feel for it. I also found that at one point the keyboard just stopped working. I found that again going to Options -> Graphics and setting the MSAA to 1 stopped that. I also had a huge amount of screen flickering whenever I moved. It took some digging but I found out that in the game's options -> graphics it was set to Windowed.
PILLARS OF ETERNITY 2 SWITCH SAVE FULL
I would have to Alt+Tab back and forth multiple times before I could get the game to show up full screen. First whenever it I started the game, it would only show about an inch of it along the top of my monitor, and my desktop along the rest of the screen.
PILLARS OF ETERNITY 2 SWITCH SAVE DOWNLOAD
I have a pretty fast internet speed, and it took me about 5 hours or so to download it. Pillars of Eternity II is out, so I bought it.
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