DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2 BEST CLASS PLUS

Then it just gets kind of boring, having to spend tons of AP in your first turn to even really utilize the Incarnate.

DIVINITY ORIGINAL SIN 2 BEST CLASS PLUS

Plus you need craploads of memory for all the different incarnate infusions you might want to carry. Even though a lot of classes had strong summons, I kept using the Incarnate because it's so versatile. While they can kind of be combined with any other class (since they have no real primary stat or weapon), it just feels like you're weakening that class, not necessarily making a stronger summoner. Granted, the Incarnate's health/armor etc get pretty insane as you reach higher levels, but the damage just doesn't keep increasing as you invest any of your stats like everyone elses'. One major downside with summoner is they don't scale like any of the other classes do (only off Summoner skill). Archers are great as well, assuming high ground is obtainable, but best? Nah. Warriors are strong as well and might be number one if not for the huge disparity in rogue versus warrior gear near the later acts which propels rogues into the number one spot, at least from my perspective. Mages are strong, but not in all situations, also they're too cool-down reliant and they sacrifice much of their primary attributes toward memory to have an effective arsenal of spells. The dream.īest character type? Rogue, has to be. What I wouldn't give for the addition of a stave/and or wand focused skill tree, 'Implements' or something. I feel worse for wand builds who lack the ability to piggy-pack off another skill trees abilities. Granted you can use warfare abilities which help to paint the image of a spell-sword type of character, but since you're dealing spell damage instead of physical damage you can't benefit from the secondary effects of warfare skills, like knockdown. No matter how you try to build this type of character, in the end you just wind up side stepping your auto-attacks in favor of casting offensive spells because it's much more advantageous relative to running after your enemies and trying to whack enemies with your stave. While a character maintains their Armour they cannot be affected by Status Effects, which is important because. Physical Damage is prevented by Physical Armour and Earth, Poison, Fire, Water and Air Damage are prevented by Magic Armour. The combination of fire-cleave buff coupled with the added poison damage ability is underwhelming and not the amazing unison I expected. Divinity Original Sin 2 features an Armour system where damage is split into two types: Physical and Magical. Worst character type? Auto-attack based Stave builds feel a little lacking.

Divinity original sin 2 best class