Getting secondary stats to 14 can be useful to give additional armour options. An archer with enough str to wear high physical armour pieces, or mage with the same, is handy.
I tried Lonewolf for the first time today and it was way easier. new to the game, I went with the full party and everything felt difficult, even till level 15. when I got Lonewolf on a new play through it was all a breeze. it's so much easier to have 2 strong characters and 4 average ones that do ok damage and get cc'd easily.
@@marky1974 mark, I hope I’m not too late. It’s both easier and harder. It’s easier to manage one hero, who can do more, than four who depend on their synergies. In my experience, lone Wolf (on harder difficulties) requires you to play “tighter,” or there’s less wiggle room for errors, near act 3, and especially 4, when enemies pack a punch, It does, however, make act 1 and 2 very trivial and can be a fun adventure. :) highly recommend playing both ways to find what’s your style
@@marky1974 I would recommend to not play as a lone wolf for teh first time as you would get used to all the stats and APs. It is not that punishing so you would not learn so much about the game.
@@marky1974 I know this is late but yes. I’ve beaten the game 12 times and did my first 5 with lone wolf. Run 6 was hard as the weaker characters consistently die. Placement is so much more important with 4 people
Couple of things (and yeah, I know I'm ludicrously late): Certain talents that are easy to overlook become potentially very effective with Lone Wolf: Five Star Dinner - double effect of potions and food items. May sound gimmicky, but with Lone Wolf health bonus... Percentage based heal from food becomes all the more valuable. For the same reason - increased health, that is - a gimmicky build based on vitality, comeback kid, morning person and unstable may be, in some ways hilarious. Also - polymorph was completely overlooked here... I understand it is gimmicky at times but still - this is the only exception from general doubling rule of Lone Wolf... You do not get double points from Lone Wolf, but bonus attribute points DO get doubled still. On top of that - Polymorph may be a good complementary ability for some builds - allowing you so squeeze some additional attribute points if you already maxed primary abilities. On top of that - the utility it provides is also great - skingraft + apotheosis combo can be gamebreaking with some abilities.
I feel that when it comes to most LW builds, the attribute points are far less valuable than the ability points. So Poly isn't too great, eventhough I have a thing for the Medusa stuff.
@@DrZaius3141 absolutly nothing beats apotheosis with a ridicolous amounts of memory slots at hand , for utmost stupidity -> necro/hydro + aero as main skill . It just deletes the everything in sight.
I‘ll do you one over with the late reply, but I really think they should have undone the LW Polymorph exception when they solved the glitches with refunding attributes.
This was very helpful as a new player!! I finished the Baldurs Gate 3 EA and so decided to try our Divinity Original Sin2 but was quickly overwhelmed. Thanks again for this!
I ran a variant of your stormchaser build in DE where I built into Hydro as a secondary tree, but also maxed out Scoundrel, dipped into warfare and huntsman to take their respective teleport abilities, and took The Pawn. Insane mobility, Which gave me a LOT of unique options in fights that either had an unusually large arena, or where repositioning quickly was key.
After I maxed out Areothurge in my Lone wolf run, I split my points between Hydrosophist and Scoundrel. Scoundrel's movement + crit bonus pairs well with Savage Sortilige for amazing damage and The Pawn for great movement, plus Adrenaline and Cloak and Dagger are good in virtually any situation. Hydrosophist just gave me another damage type for enemies with air resistance and some decent magic armor regeneration. Whether it was "efficient" or not, I also dipped one point (plus another from Lone Wolf) into warfare and huntsman so I could take Phoenix dive and tactical retreat. With those two skills, plus cloak and dagger, plus nether swap, plus the movement from The Pawn and points in Scoundrel, meant in any fight I could position myself pretty much anywhere I wanted for my aoe-sround-self skills for at most 1-2 AP. Both major points in act 3 where you need to reach a goal as quickly as possible (the imp Pocket dimension and the race to well of ascension) I was able to cross the entire map to reach the goal in a single turn. Difficulty was classic, other player played a Fire/Earth focused mage. I didn't host, so I don't have access to exact numbers on the build. Like I said, I'm not sure whether movement-focused aerothurge build would be as efficient in higher difficulties, but it got me by, and was loads of fun to play.
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I like putting 4 points into strength on my blood mage just to carry Falone and putting ponts into 2h. The boosts from it outweigh the 4 pts in strength. Also more armor options negates the loss of a shield.
Hi Fextralife! Thank you for the deep insight and detailed explanation, just started playing and I love the depth and the options this game allows. Your guides are amazing thank you!
Its a shame because these games have the best graphics..Icewind Dale...Pillars of Eternity etc etc but then they all have this same pathetic nerd playstyle of managing fking 100 people at once because apparently thats "roleplaying"
Loopholing the heck out of LW with a technical 4-Man Wrecking Crew Both characters: 10 Summoning 10 Warfare 10 Scoundrel 10 Two-Handed 2 Polymorph 40 Strength 40 Intelligence 40 Wits Lone Wolf (Obvious) All Skilled Up Bigger And Better Executioner Leech (Flexible) (Two humans, due to Encourage, make this significantly stronger than any other race combination. Except maybe Fane, due to Time Warp). First round is spent summoning and buffing Incarnates (maybe a second round, if you think you're going to need all those buffs, though I only really needed Power and Shadow). Polymorph 2 offers Heart of Steel for Phys. Armor heal, Chameleon Cloak is your "Oh, shit!" button, and Bull Horns grants you Bull Rush which is almost identical to Battering Ram. Yes, you can use both (even chain them) and they're great for closing distance. I often chained them between conveniently lined-up enemies, stripping armor with Bull Rush and knocking down with Battering Ram. You can also bring totems if you want but I felt they were a waste of Action Points compared to anything else I could spend them on. They're okay if your heart's just not in the fight. The only thing I ever had trouble with was cooldowns. I could have sacrificed a point in something to put one more in Polymorph for Skin Graft, which cools down all of that character's skills for one round. Looking back now, taking a point out of Scoundrel wouldn't have significantly hurt the curb stomp I was giving this game. In summary: Lone Wolf and Summoning turn any difficulty into EZ mode.
Just started my first Lone Wolf/Honour Mode play through with Fane and am loving it so far. Thanks for all the info in these guides. I went full Summoner and teamed up with Beast, so far they are doing great!
I realize this is an older video so you might not see this but my only issue with these guides is you reference stuff from your other videos but then offer no further explanation, not even a little. So my only option is to find your video on the thing you just referenced but this happens every video so i end up with seven videos open trying to make heads or tails of what your talking about. I realize you have class build videos and i can go watch those if i want further details however you made THIS video to explain how to make those builds Lone Wolf, which is what im interested in. But you gloss over the actual builds as if ive already watched the original video. This again leads to me havig to watch multiple build guides to even understand this one, which is time and effort i could spend watching a more dedicated video. I really like you delivery and how you explain the various things i CAN understand and would love to get more out of these videos without having to go through your catalog of videos to fully understand what your talking about. I would suggest that you make a dedicated video for each of your builds and go over the small changes needed to make them a viable Lone Wolf build. I realize, again, that this takes up a lot of time but if you, as a creator, are going to make an explanation video then it needs to be made as if the watchers are fresh off the boat and new to Fort Joy. This means some of the more experienced watchers might get a little annoyed by the rehashing of already known topics but it would ease newer players into the game much easier than having to watch seven videos at once to understand your guides. I am new to this game and have used many of your videos to help ease me into this hard ass game but even after watching many, MANY of your videos i am lost most of the time due to this glossing over already made video topics. You make these guides, im guessing, to help new players but they dont do that if we can't understand them. Jesus this is a long ass comment. But i had to say it. Please, PLEASE fix this issue with these guides.
I would think that the definitive edition would lend itself to more mixed damage builds: magic and physical damage. Battlemages who invest in strength, rangers who invest in intelligence, etc.
I went 2 hand weapon necro knight Fane and undead geomancer/summoner archer main. It is OP and nothing has phased them, not even those magical moments where the AI has had enough of my entirely covering the map in poison before initiative begins and decides to throw a fire ball. Because the undead trait heals from poison and because rain/corruption does not trigger initiative the game is easily rigged.
Not sure if you've tested but, Fire arrow consumable on a lone wolf archer potentially does more damage than a regular shot if Pyrokinetic is maxed out. Similar to your poison archer build, you could replicate into flames and also max Pyrokinetic. Considering a Fire Arrow consumable is scaled based off of your damage, wouldn't in theory the damage be increased *also* by warfare etc? Food for thought.
I wish they would allow memory to go beyond 40 for magic builds. By level 14, you literally have 10/10 in 2 magic skills, no matter how you hybrid you either will end up dipping into Necromancer for the free healing or Poly for more attributes, which themselves already cap at 40 anyway.
The music at the very start of the video , when i first heard it in game i was like "oh yeahhh bring it .... " XD good shit ..that whole fight i enjoyed more than i would cuz of the music
That music at the very start of the video, i heard that first when i entered a fight with that judge guy in fort joy sucking source from an elf. I was like "oh yeah bring it .. " hahaha good music
I completed honour mode with a friend where as I played as a Rogue Summoner, turns out the Rogue falls off really bad in the late game as you can't gain more damage from Wits... Also I would higly recommend going one handed as rogue to allow you to hit enemies reliable.
These videos are great as they help me undertand the mechanics of the game. So thank you to the creator. I will never be a min/max player and I am enjoying a split damage cc machine LW playing with a friend who is a tank physical. On tactician it's a blast. I have to ask though. How can people call dumping everything into one stat and one skill a "build"? Everyone is like, check out my "Necroganker" of doom. Full int, necro and warfare. Then the next video is check out my "necromanflanker". Full int, warfare and necro. And so on. Everyone has the same "build" but calls it something different. Min/max =boring to me (my opinion) Thoughts?
Making unique builds work decently is the true mark of min/max finesse in my book :P simply following the same meta build recipe gets old fast - experiment! :D Be the next player that discovers a strange synergy or bug in the game, and BECOME the next meta build :)
Imo most efficient build for Lone Wolf is just boring pure damage archer. You can max out Huntsman, Ranged, Warfare and dump rest of points into Scoundrel for crit damage. Maxing finesse is easy, then wits for crit chance, and bam - you have a murder machine that deals more damage from basic attacks than other characters deal from high damage skills (even memory is not necessary since you get a memory slot every two levels). You forgot that you need to almost always dump some points into stats that are not efficient for you, but allow you to equip some elements of armor that are just better than armor that favors your normal stat. You must be really lucky or hunt for specific uniques to get a good stat armor that will not make you waste stat points, both early on as well as late in the game. Also... does anyone really need a guide for Lone Wolf? Game becomes such a face roll with that trait. I'd strongly encourage just having fun when playing Lone Wolf and crafting your own way to play and build you want to use. ^^
The game is pretty faceroll in 4 players as in it is 2 players. As long your build includes Evasion Aura x4 in 4 player and Cloak+Uncanny Evasion in Lonewolf. It's probably going to win with almost any logical build. Also, because Lonewolf has so many "free stats", you can basically always mix Int+str armor on mages, therefore staff build is best build for mages because it optimizes their damage output, which in turn sometimes makes them better than ranger builds because of aoe moves vs single target damage.
Kinda glad i figured most out myselfe, but it never occoured to me to use scoundrel on my air/geo/hydro mage for lonewolf (i use geo mainly to get more armour and because a friend of mine plays a bowsman, so earthquake can be quite the heavy cc). but since i still have points to use getting into scoundrel should yield devestating results
For mages, Lone wolf+Executioner+Elemental Affinity+Savage Sortilege. If you abuse Act 3 Making the pact with the King than disables it, Far Out man and Hothead are good choices. For physical, Lonewolf+Executioner+Living Armor+Opportunist. Physical builds don't really have that many options, so they can probably misc perks such as Pet Pal, All Skilled up, Far out man or some of the useless ranger perks that barely do anything.
Soooo, what about polymorph? For pretty much any class it has the potential to pretty much double your dmg come level 16 with Apo/Skin Graft. Skin Graft and lower level Poly skills are also very useful early on. + The extra attributes etc... I think you should incorporate Poly way more into your builds.
It's boring. You can utilize polymorph/skin graft into every single build and it's polarizing. This does not make for any sort of diversity or fun exploration of builds.
Since you will max out your Primary Attribute and Wits and have points left over, Polymorph will not increase your damage (except early on in the game). It's skills are very useful, of course, but I am not focusing on Skills in this Guide, but rather what to do with Attributes and Ability Points to maximize your damage. Adding Polymorph Skills is part of many of my Builds, but this is a more general Guide.
Well, after doing something completely idiotic and getting my party goddamn vaporized with deathfog AND lava - after 200+ hours being vewy vewy careful - I've decided to lone wolf it up instead. Thanks for the magnificent guide as always, Fex!
@@fartytowels8409 Lol I did the same thing. Thankfully I was on tactician not honor mode. at fist it's just the fog and I was like lmao get fucked to my buddy who isnt undead then the lava came and im like well damn
First of all, what an amazing video. can you help me? I just finished the game, 123 hours and 54 achievements (steam). I'm considering playing on a higher difficulty with Lone Wolf, could I do it??? Another thing, playing with only 02 characters does the experience I would gain with 04 go to 02? I win a battle and gain 100 XP, with a team of 04, 25 XP each, with Lone Wolf (02) each would receive 50 XP ?!?!
I don't know whether you still do Divinity Original Sin 2 build guides, but i have a request. I noticed, that there are no grenade/scroll oriented builds. There are a few reddit threads and literally 0 results on youtube. Maybe you could look into that and use the oppurturnity to create another amazing and unique build guide?
@@Fextralife Thanks for the quick reply! I did a little bit of testing and found out that mods that add grenade scaling might make it viable. If you wanted to base a build around that.
I’m looking into builds and wether I should try line wolf with my wife as her first time, or stick with the 4 player party. Although I am leaning heavily to lone wolf. And what build path to go down as it can be intimidating and hard to figure out what everything does
I know i'm a little late to the party lol, So would blood mage with summoning worked in be efficient? I have owned the game for years but refused to play as didn't have the first one complete, So i'm blind going into the game, of course me being me I want to try to complete on honor mode. Lone wolf and only 1 other companion. Awsome vids btw :)
to be honest i started this game like 4 times and always failed the 5th time i started with 2 characters who both had lonely wolf and i immediatly finished the whole game there is no "build" or a guide you need to make this work it is just op take it and win lol
hey i'm currently watching all your videos and reading all your guides and they are awesome ty for that!(esp the newer ones :) ) Im currently starting over with a juggernaut build and in the guide you emphasise on reactive armor A LOT and with that on a build with a shield however in this video you say you should focus on two handed with the juggernaut- so is the build on your homepage not updated? is reactive armor not as good anymore?
Was wondering the same thing. Running a juggernaut with a shield myself right now. Has great CC, but the damage is crap compared to my previous Eternal Warrior with a 2 hander.
I played a bit after launch, paused and had to restart when definitive came, paused a again and got in to it recently. I play Lone wolf solo magic archer character with focus on critical chance and i hit my first maxed atribute at lv16 i believe. But you said that should be around lv7. Is it possible to be a bug from the older save, before patches and changes? Should i start another character?
Can you bring story characters with a lone wolf build? Like, 2 lone wolf characters + 2 story characters? Or does it mean that all your fights will be with 2 characters in total? What about when you're walking around? Can you then bring story characters, and right before a battle "bench" (dismiss?) them so that your wolf builds work correctly? I started the game on PS4 2 years ago and I'm pretty sure I custom made 2 lone wolf characters and then I always had 2 story characters with me and I switched them up to to their quests.... was that not what I was supposed to do?
I barely know anything about this game, is it possible to do the game single-player but to control several custom characters? It looks really fun but it seems a bit too reliant on online multiplayer.
@@kschmeed Thanks, I didn't know back then because I had just heard about this game (for some reason it's starting to be played by content creators now but it came out in 2017 apparently?)
No constitution in tatican mode? really? im going to finish the game again in the tatican lone wolf, im a bit confused now since i used a lot on my first run without lonewolf
For a melee build that uses two-handed weapons... WHy would I not spec into two-handed instead of warfare? It has the same damage bonus as well as having a critical multiplier. Wouldn't that be better than just flat damage from warfare?
@@jareddmunoz but two-handed says it's increasing my damage by 5% and gives extra crit damage while warfare only increases 5% damage and only of one type of damage source?
So, I haven't started my game yet. Do you miss out on a lot playing lone wolf? I want to play stormchaser but I still want companions for extra dialog and abilities.
You do miss out a lot of character lore and lone wolf is even considered an easy mode because you're rewarded a lot just for choosing the perk. I think it's still fun for a playthru, you can have 1 companion in your lone wolf play thru.
@@gashelio8747 if you'rre starting the game is going to overwhelm you because it's not... very beg friendly however it will be easier on lone wolf. I think if you want to enjoy more of the story aspect a full party is better because all of the characters are really fleshed out.... except for beast. All you have to really learn to do is to knock people down or kill them before they knock you down
i'm going through with a squishy high burst mage and support/baby sitter right now :P , baby sitter is the tank/support character with heals, summoning, warfare, a lot of CC, and living on the edge. since hydro and summoninc dont need much to be effective, you can do whatever else you want as you arnt pumping damage.
Yes, if you are willing to sacrifice civil abilities. While it does add complications late game, I've actually found having two lone wolf characters significantly stronger than four normal ones, short of losing out on things like lockpicking, barter, etc. I will say, I would recommend having an intimate knowledge of what you'll be fighting before playing lone wolf, as it is far easier to completely screw yourself with only two people to work with. Although, you can completely respec with the mirror on the ship, so I guess it's not COMPLETELY screwing yourself over
@@TheCowardlyChicken I haven't played this game yet, but I'm trying to plan ahead. You can have 2 different lone wolf characters? Is it better to play with a team of 4 my first time through? Thank you.
@@bradencluster4739 I'd play with four for your first play through, just for the companion quests. You can have a party of two, with both characters having the lone wolf trait. Any more than that and the trait doesn't work
These guides are a bit miss-informative when it comes to certain aspects. Focusing on either physical or magical damage is not essential, you can mix and match and still outperform pure physical/magical parties when it comes to most encounters. Enemies usually have either more physical or more magical armor, and reducing the one that is lower so you can to CC asap is a decent strategy. The less the enemy hits you the more you can hit him back. each point you spend on anything has diminishing returns. Since damage is gear + stat dependant. I have been playing what I like to call the elemental champions where each party member focuses on 1 school of elemental magic and then 2 other classes and I have yet to use a single res scroll. I distribute points equally between their weapon choice attribute and their classes and positions. My pyro rogue usually can 1 shot most enemies in classic mode. My geo warrior is impossible to strip armor from with heavy reliance on positioning and attacks of opportunity. When I use abilities I focus on stripping magic armor for petrify from medusa's head. My Water Aero Necro strips both phyisical armor and magic armor very fast, and can choose which one she wants to stip. Controls the battlefield beautifully. My Huntsman has summoner and some aero skill. Positions super easily and usually is my main source of CC with a combination of the empowered incarnate and his aero skills on wet ground. Never lost a fight. No reliance on pure builds. Just play what is fun for you, the game isn't that hard except for the first 2 levels. Once you are level 3 with some gear it's a breeze.
No you cant. Pure physical is simply superior in every way 95% of the time. You CAN split damage, and its ok. But its not nearly as effective as pure damage builds
@@Fextralife I see, i never update it. My Strength is 50 and summoning 15. I use Lone wolf two handed, 1 whirlwind can take out all ranger or magician. I want to try a ranger with marksman fang. See if i can one hit kill any knight
Im new to this game and i escape foy place whatever it's called, and i came across a flag thing that instantly killed me, how can i survive these flags? As I was playing on honour mode and lost my saved data.
Maybe you are talking about Shriekers (body hanged with flag) you need Source Vampirism skill, you can get that skill from Purging Wand and other 2 unique item. If you have have helped Winter Dragon so he will deal with them for you. Or if you have skill you have to sneak behind them for use skill on them.
@@sanketmhatre9 yes it was a shrieker I've gotten past them now, i helped the dragon knight (blue lizard) I'm now on the island after that, I'm currently in a bloody place bloodmoon island I think it's called, that's where I'm up to now, all on honourmode.
Just curious, how and why do you use lone wolf with more than one in the party? Do you play some missions with one, and other missions with the other, and sometimes they go together? Is there a reason for more then one character? I've never played Lone Wolf.
The buff for lone wolf allow you to have 1 companion. Any more than 1 then the buff goes away so may aswell make the most of it by always having someone with you. Besides its nice to have someone with a different build to compliment your own play style
Is lone wolf fake in this game like it is in the first one? There you had to have a party member with you at all times and the lone wolf would still work somehow while he was there. Even though the game lied about it saying you'd have to solo for it to function.
Thank you very much for this video ^~^ i have a question: i'm playing with 3 other guys, who cheese most of the fights, and as such, i want them to taste their own medicine and i want to be able to do something for once aswell :'(, so my question is, if i were to take Lone Wolf for an Arena fight, but i already put 30 points into strenght, do i get the 10 extra points back in the fight to spend somewhere else? or do i just get the lone wolf bonusses? Thank you very much for your answer ^~^
I didn't really understand why you recommend playing stormchaser with necro or hydro, but in a cheatsheat you suggest to max warfare? I would appreciate if someone explain me this
Also pick something, and maybe don't go lonewolf the first time but do a party build you can then select 4 different builds that you can mold your party after. Trust me I have now 3 weeks in the game and I have made countless builds that never left or got far in Ford Joy, but I now have 4 characters in a group with builds that I think are fun to play with... Because in the end you play with all your party members nothing on your side is done with AI. But my main tip, pick a build and stick with it, it gets more fun when you spend some time in fort Joy and you leveled a few times.
This is an insanely detailed and well put together video. Good job
Getting secondary stats to 14 can be useful to give additional armour options. An archer with enough str to wear high physical armour pieces, or mage with the same, is handy.
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Lonewolf looks like a more difficult way to play but in actuality makes the game ALOT easier compared to the standard.
I tried Lonewolf for the first time today and it was way easier. new to the game, I went with the full party and everything felt difficult, even till level 15. when I got Lonewolf on a new play through it was all a breeze. it's so much easier to have 2 strong characters and 4 average ones that do ok damage and get cc'd easily.
Is it a better way for a newbie to play?..i found the party management a bit of a chore..
@@marky1974 mark, I hope I’m not too late. It’s both easier and harder. It’s easier to manage one hero, who can do more, than four who depend on their synergies.
In my experience, lone Wolf (on harder difficulties) requires you to play “tighter,” or there’s less wiggle room for errors, near act 3, and especially 4, when enemies pack a punch,
It does, however, make act 1 and 2 very trivial and can be a fun adventure. :) highly recommend playing both ways to find what’s your style
@@marky1974 I would recommend to not play as a lone wolf for teh first time as you would get used to all the stats and APs. It is not that punishing so you would not learn so much about the game.
@@marky1974 I know this is late but yes. I’ve beaten the game 12 times and did my first 5 with lone wolf. Run 6 was hard as the weaker characters consistently die. Placement is so much more important with 4 people
Dude you need more recognition, you make well made videos that are stupidly informative. Keep up the great work.
410k views. I guess he got recognition now xD
Couple of things (and yeah, I know I'm ludicrously late):
Certain talents that are easy to overlook become potentially very effective with Lone Wolf:
Five Star Dinner - double effect of potions and food items. May sound gimmicky, but with Lone Wolf health bonus... Percentage based heal from food becomes all the more valuable.
For the same reason - increased health, that is - a gimmicky build based on vitality, comeback kid, morning person and unstable may be, in some ways hilarious.
Also - polymorph was completely overlooked here... I understand it is gimmicky at times but still - this is the only exception from general doubling rule of Lone Wolf... You do not get double points from Lone Wolf, but bonus attribute points DO get doubled still.
On top of that - Polymorph may be a good complementary ability for some builds - allowing you so squeeze some additional attribute points if you already maxed primary abilities. On top of that - the utility it provides is also great - skingraft + apotheosis combo can be gamebreaking with some abilities.
I feel that when it comes to most LW builds, the attribute points are far less valuable than the ability points. So Poly isn't too great, eventhough I have a thing for the Medusa stuff.
@@DrZaius3141 absolutly nothing beats apotheosis with a ridicolous amounts of memory slots at hand , for utmost stupidity -> necro/hydro + aero as main skill . It just deletes the everything in sight.
I‘ll do you one over with the late reply, but I really think they should have undone the LW Polymorph exception when they solved the glitches with refunding attributes.
This was very helpful as a new player!!
I finished the Baldurs Gate 3 EA and so decided to try our Divinity Original Sin2 but was quickly overwhelmed. Thanks again for this!
Just got the game for the ps4, always loved rpgs but new to this. Thanks to you I’m enjoying this much more than I thought.
I ran a variant of your stormchaser build in DE where I built into Hydro as a secondary tree, but also maxed out Scoundrel, dipped into warfare and huntsman to take their respective teleport abilities, and took The Pawn. Insane mobility, Which gave me a LOT of unique options in fights that either had an unusually large arena, or where repositioning quickly was key.
Do you have any more info on this?
After I maxed out Areothurge in my Lone wolf run, I split my points between Hydrosophist and Scoundrel. Scoundrel's movement + crit bonus pairs well with Savage Sortilige for amazing damage and The Pawn for great movement, plus Adrenaline and Cloak and Dagger are good in virtually any situation. Hydrosophist just gave me another damage type for enemies with air resistance and some decent magic armor regeneration.
Whether it was "efficient" or not, I also dipped one point (plus another from Lone Wolf) into warfare and huntsman so I could take Phoenix dive and tactical retreat. With those two skills, plus cloak and dagger, plus nether swap, plus the movement from The Pawn and points in Scoundrel, meant in any fight I could position myself pretty much anywhere I wanted for my aoe-sround-self skills for at most 1-2 AP.
Both major points in act 3 where you need to reach a goal as quickly as possible (the imp Pocket dimension and the race to well of ascension) I was able to cross the entire map to reach the goal in a single turn.
Difficulty was classic, other player played a Fire/Earth focused mage.
I didn't host, so I don't have access to exact numbers on the build.
Like I said, I'm not sure whether movement-focused aerothurge build would be as efficient in higher difficulties, but it got me by, and was loads of fun to play.
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I like putting 4 points into strength on my blood mage just to carry Falone and putting ponts into 2h. The boosts from it outweigh the 4 pts in strength. Also more armor options negates the loss of a shield.
Thank you for yet another amazing guide and for popularizing this incredibly good game!
Your videos have made it possible for me to get into this amazing game. Thankyou.
I hope i can get into it too...I absolutely despise these nerd games where you manage fking 100 people at once.
Hi Fextralife! Thank you for the deep insight and detailed explanation, just started playing and I love the depth and the options this game allows.
Your guides are amazing thank you!
I'm horrible at CRPGS and hate party management, so this is perfect for me :)
@@matthuck378 Same. I'm horrible and lazy AF. Wish more CRPGs had this.
Its a shame because these games have the best graphics..Icewind Dale...Pillars of Eternity etc etc but then they all have this same pathetic nerd playstyle of managing fking 100 people at once because apparently thats "roleplaying"
Loopholing the heck out of LW with a technical 4-Man Wrecking Crew
Both characters:
10 Summoning
10 Warfare
10 Scoundrel
10 Two-Handed
2 Polymorph
40 Strength
40 Intelligence
40 Wits
Lone Wolf (Obvious)
All Skilled Up
Bigger And Better
Executioner
Leech (Flexible)
(Two humans, due to Encourage, make this significantly stronger than any other race combination. Except maybe Fane, due to Time Warp).
First round is spent summoning and buffing Incarnates (maybe a second round, if you think you're going to need all those buffs, though I only really needed Power and Shadow). Polymorph 2 offers Heart of Steel for Phys. Armor heal, Chameleon Cloak is your "Oh, shit!" button, and Bull Horns grants you Bull Rush which is almost identical to Battering Ram. Yes, you can use both (even chain them) and they're great for closing distance. I often chained them between conveniently lined-up enemies, stripping armor with Bull Rush and knocking down with Battering Ram. You can also bring totems if you want but I felt they were a waste of Action Points compared to anything else I could spend them on. They're okay if your heart's just not in the fight.
The only thing I ever had trouble with was cooldowns. I could have sacrificed a point in something to put one more in Polymorph for Skin Graft, which cools down all of that character's skills for one round. Looking back now, taking a point out of Scoundrel wouldn't have significantly hurt the curb stomp I was giving this game.
In summary: Lone Wolf and Summoning turn any difficulty into EZ mode.
Well, that "was" spaced for easier reading. Why do you do this, RUclips?
This is so great, thank you *so* much!
Just started my first Lone Wolf/Honour Mode play through with Fane and am loving it so far. Thanks for all the info in these guides. I went full Summoner and teamed up with Beast, so far they are doing great!
I realize this is an older video so you might not see this but my only issue with these guides is you reference stuff from your other videos but then offer no further explanation, not even a little. So my only option is to find your video on the thing you just referenced but this happens every video so i end up with seven videos open trying to make heads or tails of what your talking about. I realize you have class build videos and i can go watch those if i want further details however you made THIS video to explain how to make those builds Lone Wolf, which is what im interested in. But you gloss over the actual builds as if ive already watched the original video. This again leads to me havig to watch multiple build guides to even understand this one, which is time and effort i could spend watching a more dedicated video. I really like you delivery and how you explain the various things i CAN understand and would love to get more out of these videos without having to go through your catalog of videos to fully understand what your talking about. I would suggest that you make a dedicated video for each of your builds and go over the small changes needed to make them a viable Lone Wolf build. I realize, again, that this takes up a lot of time but if you, as a creator, are going to make an explanation video then it needs to be made as if the watchers are fresh off the boat and new to Fort Joy. This means some of the more experienced watchers might get a little annoyed by the rehashing of already known topics but it would ease newer players into the game much easier than having to watch seven videos at once to understand your guides. I am new to this game and have used many of your videos to help ease me into this hard ass game but even after watching many, MANY of your videos i am lost most of the time due to this glossing over already made video topics. You make these guides, im guessing, to help new players but they dont do that if we can't understand them. Jesus this is a long ass comment. But i had to say it. Please, PLEASE fix this issue with these guides.
9:55 Mages
HELL YES! Been waiting for this! :D
Max Warfare, max Necro, 5+ in Polymorph, a few in scoundrel and two handed. Pump strength, int, and wits grabbing memory when needed. Win.
or just be the avatar and max every single school of magic,
and examine each enemy to see which element they weak to and BAM
I would think that the definitive edition would lend itself to more mixed damage builds: magic and physical damage. Battlemages who invest in strength, rangers who invest in intelligence, etc.
Exactly. It absolutely does.
I went 2 hand weapon necro knight Fane and undead geomancer/summoner archer main. It is OP and nothing has phased them, not even those magical moments where the AI has had enough of my entirely covering the map in poison before initiative begins and decides to throw a fire ball. Because the undead trait heals from poison and because rain/corruption does not trigger initiative the game is easily rigged.
the controller support in this game is phenomenal
Not sure if you've tested but, Fire arrow consumable on a lone wolf archer potentially does more damage than a regular shot if Pyrokinetic is maxed out. Similar to your poison archer build, you could replicate into flames and also max Pyrokinetic. Considering a Fire Arrow consumable is scaled based off of your damage, wouldn't in theory the damage be increased *also* by warfare etc? Food for thought.
warfare only buffs physical am i right?
archetype is pronounced ar-ketype
Thanks for the guide!
Ok loser
@@albernard180 He's just informing... you're the jerk callin' people a loser.
@@Nimoot How do you know they're a guy?
@@jellybeansi I'm happy to be corrected... Doesn't make Al Bernard off the hook either...
@@Nimoot yeah fuck al bernard
I wish they would allow memory to go beyond 40 for magic builds. By level 14, you literally have 10/10 in 2 magic skills, no matter how you hybrid you either will end up dipping into Necromancer for the free healing or Poly for more attributes, which themselves already cap at 40 anyway.
The music at the very start of the video , when i first heard it in game i was like "oh yeahhh bring it .... " XD good shit ..that whole fight i enjoyed more than i would cuz of the music
True, for some there is great stat increases working alone.
That music at the very start of the video, i heard that first when i entered a fight with that judge guy in fort joy sucking source from an elf. I was like "oh yeah bring it .. " hahaha good music
I completed honour mode with a friend where as I played as a Rogue Summoner, turns out the Rogue falls off really bad in the late game as you can't gain more damage from Wits... Also I would higly recommend going one handed as rogue to allow you to hit enemies reliable.
These videos are great as they help me undertand the mechanics of the game. So thank you to the creator.
I will never be a min/max player and I am enjoying a split damage cc machine LW playing with a friend who is a tank physical. On tactician it's a blast.
I have to ask though. How can people call dumping everything into one stat and one skill a "build"?
Everyone is like, check out my "Necroganker" of doom. Full int, necro and warfare. Then the next video is check out my "necromanflanker". Full int, warfare and necro. And so on. Everyone has the same "build" but calls it something different.
Min/max =boring to me (my opinion)
Thoughts?
Making unique builds work decently is the true mark of min/max finesse in my book :P simply following the same meta build recipe gets old fast - experiment! :D Be the next player that discovers a strange synergy or bug in the game, and BECOME the next meta build :)
Just what I was looking for. Awesome work, thanks!
Imo most efficient build for Lone Wolf is just boring pure damage archer. You can max out Huntsman, Ranged, Warfare and dump rest of points into Scoundrel for crit damage. Maxing finesse is easy, then wits for crit chance, and bam - you have a murder machine that deals more damage from basic attacks than other characters deal from high damage skills (even memory is not necessary since you get a memory slot every two levels).
You forgot that you need to almost always dump some points into stats that are not efficient for you, but allow you to equip some elements of armor that are just better than armor that favors your normal stat. You must be really lucky or hunt for specific uniques to get a good stat armor that will not make you waste stat points, both early on as well as late in the game.
Also... does anyone really need a guide for Lone Wolf? Game becomes such a face roll with that trait. I'd strongly encourage just having fun when playing Lone Wolf and crafting your own way to play and build you want to use. ^^
The game is pretty faceroll in 4 players as in it is 2 players. As long your build includes Evasion Aura x4 in 4 player and Cloak+Uncanny Evasion in Lonewolf. It's probably going to win with almost any logical build. Also, because Lonewolf has so many "free stats", you can basically always mix Int+str armor on mages, therefore staff build is best build for mages because it optimizes their damage output, which in turn sometimes makes them better than ranger builds because of aoe moves vs single target damage.
Kinda glad i figured most out myselfe, but it never occoured to me to use scoundrel on my air/geo/hydro mage for lonewolf (i use geo mainly to get more armour and because a friend of mine plays a bowsman, so earthquake can be quite the heavy cc). but since i still have points to use getting into scoundrel should yield devestating results
ar-KE-type :D good vid tho, just found out the hard way that old builds no longer work quite the same, and I found this rather helpful
I was going to say that. I live the vids, but I cringe every time he mispronounces it.
I wish you had touched on which talent to replace with Lone Wolf in each of your builds, since that is what confuses me the most.
Most of my Builds are not Lone Wolf, thus why I did not add this.
For mages, Lone wolf+Executioner+Elemental Affinity+Savage Sortilege. If you abuse Act 3 Making the pact with the King than disables it, Far Out man and Hothead are good choices.
For physical, Lonewolf+Executioner+Living Armor+Opportunist. Physical builds don't really have that many options, so they can probably misc perks such as Pet Pal, All Skilled up, Far out man or some of the useless ranger perks that barely do anything.
Necro 2h undead warrior best lone wolf for me
Soooo, what about polymorph? For pretty much any class it has the potential to pretty much double your dmg come level 16 with Apo/Skin Graft. Skin Graft and lower level Poly skills are also very useful early on. + The extra attributes etc... I think you should incorporate Poly way more into your builds.
It's boring. You can utilize polymorph/skin graft into every single build and it's polarizing. This does not make for any sort of diversity or fun exploration of builds.
Since you will max out your Primary Attribute and Wits and have points left over, Polymorph will not increase your damage (except early on in the game). It's skills are very useful, of course, but I am not focusing on Skills in this Guide, but rather what to do with Attributes and Ability Points to maximize your damage. Adding Polymorph Skills is part of many of my Builds, but this is a more general Guide.
Well, after doing something completely idiotic and getting my party goddamn vaporized with deathfog AND lava - after 200+ hours being vewy vewy careful - I've decided to lone wolf it up instead. Thanks for the magnificent guide as always, Fex!
That's what happens when you enter a god's realm and turn a valve labeled flush
@@evanfischer147 It was there to be turned. And I turned it. Damn it, I'm only a man!
@@fartytowels8409 Lol I did the same thing. Thankfully I was on tactician not honor mode. at fist it's just the fog and I was like lmao get fucked to my buddy who isnt undead then the lava came and im like well damn
First of all, what an amazing video.
can you help me?
I just finished the game, 123 hours and 54 achievements (steam). I'm considering playing on a higher difficulty with Lone Wolf, could I do it???
Another thing, playing with only 02 characters does the experience I would gain with 04 go to 02? I win a battle and gain 100 XP, with a team of 04, 25 XP each, with Lone Wolf (02) each would receive 50 XP ?!?!
I feel that split damage type builds are not as effective as single damage type, even on lone wolf. Thoughts?
I don't know whether you still do Divinity Original Sin 2 build guides, but i have a request. I noticed, that there are no grenade/scroll oriented builds. There are a few reddit threads and literally 0 results on youtube. Maybe you could look into that and use the oppurturnity to create another amazing and unique build guide?
I have looked into it and tried to make some, couldn’t make it work.
@@Fextralife Thanks for the quick reply! I did a little bit of testing and found out that mods that add grenade scaling might make it viable. If you wanted to base a build around that.
I’m looking into builds and wether I should try line wolf with my wife as her first time, or stick with the 4 player party. Although I am leaning heavily to lone wolf. And what build path to go down as it can be intimidating and hard to figure out what everything does
go lone wolf game get way too easy late if you dont
@@MrFlip738 lone wolf late game is harder??
I know i'm a little late to the party lol, So would blood mage with summoning worked in be efficient? I have owned the game for years but refused to play as didn't have the first one complete, So i'm blind going into the game, of course me being me I want to try to complete on honor mode. Lone wolf and only 1 other companion.
Awsome vids btw :)
I just slap on some attributes and chug some potions. Nothing else to it!
B D F Wow that was as late of a response as possible...
to be honest i started this game like 4 times and always failed the 5th time i started with 2 characters who both had lonely wolf and i immediatly finished the whole game
there is no "build" or a guide you need to make this work
it is just op
take it and win lol
hey i'm currently watching all your videos and reading all your guides and they are awesome ty for that!(esp the newer ones :) )
Im currently starting over with a juggernaut build and in the guide you emphasise on reactive armor A LOT and with that on a build with a shield
however in this video you say you should focus on two handed with the juggernaut- so is the build on your homepage not updated? is reactive armor not as good anymore?
Was wondering the same thing. Running a juggernaut with a shield myself right now. Has great CC, but the damage is crap compared to my previous Eternal Warrior with a 2 hander.
Fextralife you are God :-D thanks for your information you saved me a LOT A LOT A LOT of time =))
Can you reach higher stats with Lone Wolf than without it? I mean, you get 2 points per level, right?
No the cap is the same.
Thank you!
I played a bit after launch, paused and had to restart when definitive came, paused a again and got in to it recently. I play Lone wolf solo magic archer character with focus on critical chance and i hit my first maxed atribute at lv16 i believe. But you said that should be around lv7. Is it possible to be a bug from the older save, before patches and changes? Should i start another character?
This reply might be a bit late but if not then, what did you sink your points into, wits?
Can you bring story characters with a lone wolf build? Like, 2 lone wolf characters + 2 story characters? Or does it mean that all your fights will be with 2 characters in total? What about when you're walking around? Can you then bring story characters, and right before a battle "bench" (dismiss?) them so that your wolf builds work correctly? I started the game on PS4 2 years ago and I'm pretty sure I custom made 2 lone wolf characters and then I always had 2 story characters with me and I switched them up to to their quests.... was that not what I was supposed to do?
When using lone wolf there can only be 2 people in your party at max you can't have 4
I barely know anything about this game, is it possible to do the game single-player but to control several custom characters? It looks really fun but it seems a bit too reliant on online multiplayer.
@@kschmeed Thanks, I didn't know back then because I had just heard about this game (for some reason it's starting to be played by content creators now but it came out in 2017 apparently?)
Ok so… what makes the definitive edition worth playing if they patched so much of the original gameplay?
No constitution in tatican mode? really? im going to finish the game again in the tatican lone wolf, im a bit confused now since i used a lot on my first run without lonewolf
have you tried/used any modded skills before? i realize some of them just make the game burst into flames in the balance department.
For a melee build that uses two-handed weapons... WHy would I not spec into two-handed instead of warfare? It has the same damage bonus as well as having a critical multiplier. Wouldn't that be better than just flat damage from warfare?
Warfare increases all physical damage dealt. Necro, polymorph skills, etc. It's also multiplicative instead of additive.
@@jareddmunoz but two-handed says it's increasing my damage by 5% and gives extra crit damage while warfare only increases 5% damage and only of one type of damage source?
I’d recommend putting some points into finesse/str regardless of ur main stat, because armor
Should you play Lone Wolf with magical and physical, or magical or physical?
Always good to focus on only one. Some Skil groups do allow you to have skills that pen magic and armour. So "or"
im doing duo undead mages and still kick butts
Am I right, that since Lone Wolf works with one companion (unless I'm mistaken?) then you both can have this perk?
yes
the only thing i wanna know is if u still get extra points i assume u dont but ima find out
So are you saying that sanguine bowman and eternal warrior are the best builds for lone wolf above the others due to the two attributes?
So, I haven't started my game yet. Do you miss out on a lot playing lone wolf? I want to play stormchaser but I still want companions for extra dialog and abilities.
You do miss out a lot of character lore and lone wolf is even considered an easy mode because you're rewarded a lot just for choosing the perk. I think it's still fun for a playthru, you can have 1 companion in your lone wolf play thru.
@@noellenyx I am new to the game,should I do my first run with or without it?Does the party management overwhelm you?
@@gashelio8747 if you'rre starting the game is going to overwhelm you because it's not... very beg friendly however it will be easier on lone wolf. I think if you want to enjoy more of the story aspect a full party is better because all of the characters are really fleshed out.... except for beast. All you have to really learn to do is to knock people down or kill them before they knock you down
What is your favorite combo with two lone wolf character? I want to do a second play through with a fun combo.
Probably 2 Assassins lol
i'm going through with a squishy high burst mage and support/baby sitter right now :P , baby sitter is the tank/support character with heals, summoning, warfare, a lot of CC, and living on the edge. since hydro and summoninc dont need much to be effective, you can do whatever else you want as you arnt pumping damage.
@@Fextralife oh! So is assassin you favorite build?
Commenting to please the youtube algorithm
are you sure the two handed crit multiplier works outside of two handed ? cause the description said it only for two handed ?
As long as you are holding a 2 handed weapon you will get the crit multiplier for everything
I thought you loved repeating yourself?
He definitely loves repeating his mis-pronunciation of the word 'archetype'; it's "ark-ee-type", not "arch-type" damnit!
is it worth playing lone wolf, when there is a lot of benefits from companions
Yes, if you are willing to sacrifice civil abilities. While it does add complications late game, I've actually found having two lone wolf characters significantly stronger than four normal ones, short of losing out on things like lockpicking, barter, etc. I will say, I would recommend having an intimate knowledge of what you'll be fighting before playing lone wolf, as it is far easier to completely screw yourself with only two people to work with. Although, you can completely respec with the mirror on the ship, so I guess it's not COMPLETELY screwing yourself over
@@TheCowardlyChicken thanks for info. Will considure playing 2 character team next play
@@TheCowardlyChicken I haven't played this game yet, but I'm trying to plan ahead. You can have 2 different lone wolf characters? Is it better to play with a team of 4 my first time through? Thank you.
@@bradencluster4739 I'd play with four for your first play through, just for the companion quests. You can have a party of two, with both characters having the lone wolf trait. Any more than that and the trait doesn't work
@@TheCowardlyChicken Thanks!
What is your Favorit?
so if im buying the game should I get definitive edition or standard?
Definitive edition
I usually main summoners- I regret doing a polymorph summoner -_-
These guides are a bit miss-informative when it comes to certain aspects. Focusing on either physical or magical damage is not essential, you can mix and match and still outperform pure physical/magical parties when it comes to most encounters. Enemies usually have either more physical or more magical armor, and reducing the one that is lower so you can to CC asap is a decent strategy. The less the enemy hits you the more you can hit him back. each point you spend on anything has diminishing returns. Since damage is gear + stat dependant. I have been playing what I like to call the elemental champions where each party member focuses on 1 school of elemental magic and then 2 other classes and I have yet to use a single res scroll. I distribute points equally between their weapon choice attribute and their classes and positions. My pyro rogue usually can 1 shot most enemies in classic mode. My geo warrior is impossible to strip armor from with heavy reliance on positioning and attacks of opportunity. When I use abilities I focus on stripping magic armor for petrify from medusa's head. My Water Aero Necro strips both phyisical armor and magic armor very fast, and can choose which one she wants to stip. Controls the battlefield beautifully. My Huntsman has summoner and some aero skill. Positions super easily and usually is my main source of CC with a combination of the empowered incarnate and his aero skills on wet ground. Never lost a fight. No reliance on pure builds. Just play what is fun for you, the game isn't that hard except for the first 2 levels. Once you are level 3 with some gear it's a breeze.
No you cant. Pure physical is simply superior in every way 95% of the time. You CAN split damage, and its ok. But its not nearly as effective as pure damage builds
Not to be that guy but you’re also playing on classic mode lol
i have the 2017 Divinity and still can past 50 attribute and goes to 15 in summoning, idk if newest update make them caps on 40 and 10
Yes the Definitive Edition capped them at 40/10. If you are not playing DE then you can still go to 80/20
@@Fextralife I see, i never update it. My Strength is 50 and summoning 15.
I use Lone wolf two handed, 1 whirlwind can take out all ranger or magician.
I want to try a ranger with marksman fang. See if i can one hit kill any knight
@@Nimoot i tried it, summoning still caps on 20 even with lone wolves. lone wolves just make growth fasster
@@sliceoflife3611 You're on Classic, not DE. You can change the game type/version at launch.
@@Nimoot Gear?
Im new to this game and i escape foy place whatever it's called, and i came across a flag thing that instantly killed me, how can i survive these flags? As I was playing on honour mode and lost my saved data.
Maybe you are talking about Shriekers (body hanged with flag) you need Source Vampirism skill, you can get that skill from Purging Wand and other 2 unique item. If you have have helped Winter Dragon so he will deal with them for you. Or if you have skill you have to sneak behind them for use skill on them.
@@sanketmhatre9 yes it was a shrieker I've gotten past them now, i helped the dragon knight (blue lizard) I'm now on the island after that, I'm currently in a bloody place bloodmoon island I think it's called, that's where I'm up to now, all on honourmode.
@@thegodwarsable Its all good then :)
Just curious, how and why do you use lone wolf with more than one in the party? Do you play some missions with one, and other missions with the other, and sometimes they go together? Is there a reason for more then one character?
I've never played Lone Wolf.
The buff for lone wolf allow you to have 1 companion. Any more than 1 then the buff goes away so may aswell make the most of it by always having someone with you. Besides its nice to have someone with a different build to compliment your own play style
Good shit bro
Is it now possible to have one Lone Wolf character and 2 regular?
No, for the Lone Wolf trait to work you can have at most one companion.
Is a Rogue Summoner workable?
Can someone tell me how you can gain two point in skill when losing only one?
What do you mean "losing one"?
@@TheTraveler980 losing one free point to aquire two points in some skill. sorry my english is good but it is not good enough
@@МаксимПономарев-х3ф lone wolf talent
Why i have 4 stat points?
no polymorph?
what classes for the elf and fane for lone wolf ?
Just wondering if they will release the game into switch?
Probably know already .... but Yes. lol
wheres he getting these build names from did i miss some lore or something
.... His channel, dumbass. He literally drops the thumbnail for the video every time he mentions one of them.
Is lone wolf fake in this game like it is in the first one? There you had to have a party member with you at all times and the lone wolf would still work somehow while he was there. Even though the game lied about it saying you'd have to solo for it to function.
Lone Wolf only works with 2 people or less.
@@Fextralife So they can both have lone wolf and it would work for both of them?
@@Skoshtwo yep
a doubt that I have because the person with Lone wolf can not have companion or can have 1 companion so ??
You can have at most 1 companion with Lone Wolf trait. ^^
Thank you very much for this video ^~^ i have a question: i'm playing with 3 other guys, who cheese most of the fights, and as such, i want them to taste their own medicine and i want to be able to do something for once aswell :'(, so my question is, if i were to take Lone Wolf for an Arena fight, but i already put 30 points into strenght, do i get the 10 extra points back in the fight to spend somewhere else? or do i just get the lone wolf bonusses? Thank you very much for your answer ^~^
I'd probably respec just for that fight... I think you'd be over-capped and waste 10 points.
Lone wolf is so fucking good
It would be nice if a "lone wolf" guide started by explaining what that means.
If you own the game, you know what it means, dumbass
@@emoimo4171 pwn'd
Time stamps would help
Outro song ?
I lone lone wolvening even the multiplayer games. xD
Lone wolf needs 1 skill..... Chestmancer..... destroy everything with a 5 ton chest.
Can you play this build lone wolf?
I didn't really understand why you recommend playing stormchaser with necro or hydro, but in a cheatsheat you suggest to max warfare? I would appreciate if someone explain me this
I prefer sweet-cerors
omg I never played a RPG like this and I am so confused, 100th video and still don't know what to build and how and wtf
Have you tried our newbie guide? fextralife.com/beginners-guide-for-divinity-original-sin-2-definitive-edition/
Also pick something, and maybe don't go lonewolf the first time but do a party build you can then select 4 different builds that you can mold your party after.
Trust me I have now 3 weeks in the game and I have made countless builds that never left or got far in Ford Joy, but I now have 4 characters in a group with builds that I think are fun to play with...
Because in the end you play with all your party members nothing on your side is done with AI.
But my main tip, pick a build and stick with it, it gets more fun when you spend some time in fort Joy and you leveled a few times.