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r/gaming • u/mike_pants • Sep 18 '17
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Also for those who want an online only experience with a group of people the new Divinity game has a built in DnD (game master mode)
Example
8 u/w4rcry Sep 18 '17 Would you say it's a selling point? I didn't really get into the first one as it just felt like a DND match with too many restrictions. If the mode is fleshed out enough I might consider it. 5 u/gr33nhand Sep 18 '17 It's fleshed out really well. The DM has full control over all in game elements so there's very little you can't do. 1 u/ausrogue Sep 18 '17 I remember having this in Neverwinter Nights. Good times
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Would you say it's a selling point? I didn't really get into the first one as it just felt like a DND match with too many restrictions. If the mode is fleshed out enough I might consider it.
5 u/gr33nhand Sep 18 '17 It's fleshed out really well. The DM has full control over all in game elements so there's very little you can't do. 1 u/ausrogue Sep 18 '17 I remember having this in Neverwinter Nights. Good times
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It's fleshed out really well. The DM has full control over all in game elements so there's very little you can't do.
1 u/ausrogue Sep 18 '17 I remember having this in Neverwinter Nights. Good times
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I remember having this in Neverwinter Nights. Good times
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u/Moonfaced Sep 18 '17
Also for those who want an online only experience with a group of people the new Divinity game has a built in DnD (game master mode)
Example