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Divinity II: The Dragon Knight Saga [Download]

Platform : Windows Vista, Windows, Windows XP, Windows 7 |
Rated: Mature
| DRM: NONE
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Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga is an epic role-playing game, that combines the complete adventures of the legendary dragon Knight.

This incredible RPG includes the entirely remastered and improved version of Ego Draconis, the original adventure of the Divinity II saga. The content of this edition as well as its graphic engine have both been much improved and overhauled, in order to provide a more beautiful and richer game experience!

Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga also includes the brand new adventure Flames of Vengeance, which adds dozens of hours of gameplay to the original story, and packs loads of new quests, creatures and items, as well as a spectacular finale to this great saga!

A total of over 100 hours of gameplay and more than 180 original quests await you in this epic role-playing game. Embrace the Dragon Knight's destiny and annihilate the threat that looms over Rivellon!

  • Includes 2 complete adventures: Divinity II - Ego Draconis Remastered & Divinity II - Flames of Vengeance
  • Over 100 hours of gameplay.
  • More than 180 original quests
  • Hundreds of equipment pieces including armour, swords, war hammers, bows, etc.
  • Fight your enemies on the ground, or crush them from the sky using your Dragon form!

System Requirements
 Minimum Specifications: OS:Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7 Processor:Intel Dual Core - 1.8 GHz RAM:1GB (XP) / 2GB (Vista/7) Hard Drive:13 GB Video Card:256 MB compatible DirectX 9.0c and Shader Model 3.0 (ex.: Nvidia GeForce 7600, ATI Radeon 1600 or higher) Additional Info:Direct X 9.0c (Windows XP) / Direct X10 (Vista/7)
This game is distributed DRM free
System Requirements:Supported OS:  Windows 7,Windows Vista,Windows XP,WindowsProcessor:  none specifiedRAM:  none specifiedHard Disk:  none specifiedVideo Card:  none specified

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Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga is an epic role-playing game, that combines the complete adventures of the legendary dragon Knight.

This incredible RPG includes the entirely remastered and improved version of Ego Draconis, the original adventure of the Divinity II saga. The content of this edition as well as its graphic engine have both been much improved and overhauled, in order to provide a more beautiful and richer game experience!

Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga also includes the brand new adventure Flames of Vengeance, which adds dozens of hours of gameplay to the original story, and packs loads of new quests, creatures and items, as well as a spectacular finale to this great saga!

A total of over 100 hours of gameplay and more than 180 original quests await you in this epic role-playing game. Embrace the Dragon Knight's destiny and annihilate the threat that looms over Rivellon!

  • Includes 2 complete adventures: Divinity II - Ego Draconis Remastered & Divinity II - Flames of Vengeance
  • Over 100 hours of gameplay.
  • More than 180 original quests
  • Hundreds of equipment pieces including armour, swords, war hammers, bows, etc.
  • Fight your enemies on the ground, or crush them from the sky using your Dragon form!

System Requirements
Minimum Specifications: OS:Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7 Processor:Intel Dual Core - 1.8 GHz RAM:1GB (XP) / 2GB (Vista/7) Hard Drive:13 GB Video Card:256 MB compatible DirectX 9.0c and Shader Model 3.0 (ex.: Nvidia GeForce 7600, ATI Radeon 1600 or higher) Additional Info:Direct X 9.0c (Windows XP) / Direct X10 (Vista/7)
This game is distributed DRM free

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Arthur Kimes
5.0 out of 5 stars Clearing up the DRM confusion.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2012
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(update 5/23/2012 - It appears the version of the game you dl from Amazon is now drm free. If it's not... the instructions below will help)

There's some confusion about the DRM status of this game and what version Amazon delivers. Amazon has no DRM of it's own on the game. Larian HAD SecuRom on it but removed it in December 2011. Even the developer, Larian, doesn't know when or if Amazon will update the game. This review (the game is great - 5 stars!) is intended to tell you how to get the latest, non-drm version of the game no matter what Amazon gives you.

1. Download the game from Amazon. Install it. Run it. If it asks for a key code, hit cancel - you have one of older DRM SecuRom versions. If it doesn't, you're good to go!

2. Go to the developer's site (larian)
Hit the SUPPORT button
Choose "Divinity II - The Dragon Knight Saga"
Look for the "PC version - Patch 2" part.
Download that patch.

3. Get the DRM free patch. Amazon won't let me give you the direct link to that Larian web page but if you google "DKS DRM FREE" it'll probably be the first link.
Download it.

4. Install the patch you got in step 2.
Start the game. The game's launcher will go out and get the updates so that you'll have the latest version. After it finishes downloading, hit the install button. That'll install the files you just downloaded.
Don't run the game

5. Unzip the file you got in step 3. It has the non-drm non-SecuRom version of the game's main program. Go to the directory where you installed the game. It has a BIN subdirectory. That's where the old main program is - name is DIVINITY2.EXE. Copy the new file over the old one.

Done! Now you have the latest version of the game and no DRM.
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Mark of Jonson
1.0 out of 5 stars Boring combat, boring story, tedious mechanics
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2012
Verified Purchase
I kept trying to like this game. I got to level 28, which is most of the way through, but I just don't have the desire to continue playing it.

1. Combat is boring. Many of your special abilities can only be used every 15 seconds. Also, health regeneration is very slow, especially in the first half of the game before you get your battle tower to craft potions or skills like life leech. A typical battle goes something like this: special ability, left click, left click, left click, left click, wait 45 seconds for your health to regenerate, repeat.

2. The story is forgettable. You don't get any companions (other than a golem that doesn't talk). The voice acting of the NPCs is pretty good, but the quests seem random and scattered. This is made even worse by the fact that there are no quest markers and the quest text is very vague. You get quests that go something like this: bring me a book I lost somewhere in the large region where you will spend a third of the game. The quests are often so vague that you have to hope you run across what you need by sheer luck or you have to look up the quests on the internet.

3. Many of the game mechanics are needlessly tedious. For example, to go along with point 2, often the switch, lever, or quest item to progress through an area is difficult to find. Also, the terrain is hard to navigate by foot. This could be okay, because partway through the game you get the ability to fly as a dragon. But the game puts up barriers not allowing you to use your dragon form in most areas, so you're left running around hard-to-navigate areas on foot. And even when you do get to fight as a dragon, your left click ability has a very short range (bad since all your opponents in the dragon-usable areas have ranged attacks) and your ranged attack can only be used every 10 seconds.

If you're looking for a good hack-and-slash game, don't buy this.
If you're looking for a game with a great story and well-developed characters, don't buy this.
If you're looking for a game that gives you an excuse to run around and look under every nook and cranny 2 or 3 times over, then this is the game for you.
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Optimal
2.0 out of 5 stars Just not fun...
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2012
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Great graphics. Pretty good control. Pretty decent fight moves and spells.
This game had so much potential, but after playing it for several hours, I found that I just hated it.

The biggest problem is the open game world. Most people seem to love this, I hate it.
Either you end up mindlessly grinding enemies to dust, or you're stuck in town talking to dozens of people or you're going into an area that you're not yet ready for and getting pummelled, or you missed an area and when you go back to explore it, the enemies die with one hit.

The next problem is the obscene number of weapons, spells, combinations, armor/weapon sets, etc. There's just so much junk, I ended up longing for the days when you'd find a +2 sword and you'd be ecstatic. To make matters worse, in combat, there's so much clicking/spell casting/dodging going on, you really don't enjoy any of the moves, special effects, configurations that you spent so much effort collecting.

The last and most annoying feature to me is that when you finally get to transform into dragon form, you can't actually fight any of the normal ground-based enemies. They mysteriously disappear and you end up shooting towers mostly. I remember an old video game (can't recall the name). But it was much like this and the greatest moment was being able to transform and terrorize the monsters that used to terrorize you when you were in human form.

It seems to me that in trying to do "everything" that everyone is asking for these days, this game forgot the most important thing: fun.
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