I guess before I ask for help, I should see if anyone thinks this is a good or even plausible idea. The Divinity Engine 2 - How do I load up my created levels to maps in the DM creation mode I finally figured out how to create my own maps (very basic). but I can write dialogue and do some design. I'm not much of one for programming/modeling/etc. The PC could choose whether or not to obey Enclave orders throughout the story. After the initial release of Ego Draconis, Larian was interested in releasing an updated version that would fix many of the bugs and issues with the first game and improve the performance of the engine. a Vault dweller, a tribal, a BoS initiate, an ordinary courier. The game uses the Gamebryo engine, known for its use in Oblivion and Fallout 3.

I also thought that it might be interesting if the PC originates from the Enclave, as most other origins have been explored, i.e. I also thought about recycling Tactics 2's old plot about a rogue GECK churning out mutant fauna and etc. It would not be one single huge open world, you would travel across distances through a map like the original games. I was thinking the game could take place in the southeastern US, Florida and Louisiana in particular. I've got some decent design ideas in place. It would obviously require lots of new assets, animations, and etc before the actual game itself could be made, but I know it can be done within reasonable time if we get enough people. If the Engine really is as good as it seems, then maybe it is possible to create a fan-spinoff Fallout game, in the classic style of FO1 and FO2. The base game has lot's of good roleplaying mechanics, including a literal rock-paper-scissors dialogue argument system and detailed character-building. Brand new to the forums but a huge fan of old school modding and the. It's the first turn-based isometric RPG I've enjoyed in quite a while. From what I've heard and from looking at it, it seems fairly versatile but perhaps not too difficult to use. So Divinity: Original Sin was recently released and along with it is the (unrefined) Divinity Engine.

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