You can definitely abuse your undead advantage at every opportunity- I have an undead Fane as my tank. I passed a boss check with Fain for his face-ripping tool cause I had a leg in my inventory- but still killed him later for experience and loot once I had the gear I needed. Save often! Stack encounters to your favor! Try not to fight things that are not your level, and take advantage of passive quest success. My girlfriend and I beat D:OS1 on tactictian start to finish, so you can too! I would understand if you were on "explorer" difficulty, but normal/tactition deserves no quarter. I use regeneration against enemy undead at every opportunity, and you should expect the same. I heartily disagree- the AI doesn't cheat/isn't cheating by using regen on undead characters.
It's part of the balancing that goes into the Undead race as a character selection. I don't expect this to be changed except possibly through a Mod, but even then I doubt I'd use it. In fact, it's a tactical advantage when they waste their heals on your Undead like that. That being said, I hate that factoid because it breaks Common Sense and Lore, NOT because of combat mechanics. It's like that one GM you have that checks the Will Save of every player before deciding who the big bad will target with their Save or Die spell. So when you all of a sudden go into combat without exposing your true nature, it's blatant Meta-gaming that the enemies throw Healing spells on you without deducing you're an Undead through experience or knowledge of some sort. So in this example, if you cover up, then the mechanics of the game are telling you in essence, the NPC's do not recognize you as an Undead, and therefore will not attack you or treat you as such so long as you keep covered up. Failure to do so, an NPC will immediately aggro you. I think what makes it not okay for me is similar.Being undead means having to cover up in Fort Joy. Overall, being an undead should not be an automatic handicap and NPCs should not be psychic assholes that can see through your "perfect disguise mask" as soon as you start fighting. One or more of the above can be combined to give a better undead combat experience vs restoration Only counts if they get a successful proc on the status effect. Does not count if for example their sword has 5% chance to proc Bleeding but it fails to proc. If they see you get hit with a certain SUCCESSFUL status effect such as: Bleeding, Suffocating, etc and they see you resist it when that status effect would normally be un-resistable. If they see you get hit with poison and end up getting healed. If at any point one of them figures it out, it will always be done as a callout to their entire team (letting you know that they know), and they will know it for the rest of the fight or potentially forever if you manage to run away. Does not apply if you have the disguise mask on. If they hit you with a melee attack they get X% chance to notice that you are undead. If you have hands face chest or pants slot uneqipped then they notice immediately like any other old NPC. If you have the disguise mask them they won't notice at all. Maybe thru chance like 10% chance to notice and it keeps rolling each turn until they notice. "HEY THAT GUY IS UNDEAD!" then their entire party knows and now you know they know and can play accordingly.Īt a certain point in turns 1-3 one of the NPCs randomly notices your guy is undead. One (or more) of the NPCs has loremaster of sufficient level and warns their entire team by callout. IMO they should only be able to tell you are undead in one of the following situations: Vendor Prices, Bartering & Attitude Formula Level Up: Attribute, Skill & Talent Point Breakdown The Quick Questions and Looking for Group Threads exist for a reason, use them. >!This is spoilery!< to get This is spoilery Submissions should relate to Divinity Original Sin or other works of Larian Studios.ĭo not put spoilers in the title of your post and mark your posts. Join up with a friend to play online in co-op and make your own adventures with the powerful RPG toolkit. Gather your party and get ready for a new, back-to-the-roots RPG adventure! Discuss your decisions with companions fight foes in turn-based combat explore an open world and interact with everything and everyone you see.
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