Divinity: Original Sin 2 Patch Nerfs Reactive Armor, Fixes Journal Issues

A hefty patch has arrived to fix a number of bugs and issues.

Posted By | On 21st, Sep. 2017

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Larian Studios’ Divinity: Original Sin 2 hasn’t even been out a week and it’s doing much better than the previous game with roughly 500,000 units sold thus far. Though bugs and other glitches have emerged – especially in the first act, which can be annoying when said act has been in Early Access for a year – Larian has been quick with the updates.

Case in point, the latest patch to arrive brings a ton of fixes and changes. Along with crash fixes, the patch also corrects the Journal from being updated wrongly for certain quests. The developer did note that for quests like Call to Arms and the Imprisoned Elf, current saves will still have the wrong entry. Thankfully, this won’t impact later sequences in the game.

Other changes include a nerf to Reactive Armor which players used in all kinds of OP ways. Along with the cost now being 2 AP and cooldown changing to 6 turns, the overall damage it outputs has been reduced. Check out some of the patch notes below with the full list available here.

Improvements and changes

  • Added henchman support in the endgame dialog
  • Updated several quest log entries
  • Several inventory settings (filters and sorting) will now be saved
  • Teleporter pyramids are now sent to the Avatar when a companion is dismissed
  • Rune slots are now limited to one slot per item
  • Mass Cleanse Wounds now properly clears Decaying from allies and damages Undead enemies
  • Void-Enhanced Poison now inflicts more damage
  • Reactive armor changes:
    Cost changed to 2 AP
    Cooldown changed to 6 turns
    Damage reduced
  • Fixed Unstable talent not scaling with maximum Vitality like it should. Reduced multiplier to 50%.
  • Fixed Dodging from Leadership not corresponding to amount stated in the tooltip.
  • Loot has been modified in the final boss fight, the demons near bloodmoon island, a corpse in the Wrecker Cave, in and around the Arena of the One
  • Non-recruited Godwoken now have Curse instead of Bless
  • Tweaked XP rewards for certain Voidwoken
  • Fixed certain Voidwoken that create Cursed blood surfaces when they died
  • Updated credits screen

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