Dungeon Siege 2 Q&A

Now that I completed the DS2 demo 3 days ago, I went back and am now trying to BEEF up the rest of my player's skills. This includes, if they were focused as a fighter, now its Magic...or archery.

Either way, I like the game. What I am most concerned with is how to BEST apply the different skill points for each character growth area. For example, what is the best combinations and where should I first apply my skill points. That is the input I really would like to read up on and use on my characters.

I lean to being a FIGHTER with an archer as a BACUP #2 man. From there I go Nature magic for HEALTH BUILDING and then a combat mage.

If anyone has any insight on combination skills and applying points, plz let me know.

sirdark
www.thesilentservice.net

It's a perception thing I guess. The first DS blew me away with graphics. This one looks very average compared to other RPG games out now like WOW or Guild Wars.

Diablo2 held my attention a full two years. Dungeon Seige held my attention two weeks.

Despite the superior tech in DS the loot wasn't interesting, characters resided on the players machines so you time spent leveling meant nothing (because you could just level yourself with a character editor), players had to host their own games because there was no Battlenet and the transportation system sucked compared to D2's portals.

And the game was just plain too easy. I actually had my archer auto follow a group while I went to the store for a beer run and he was still alive and well and happily firing away when I got back 20 minutes later. Compare that to the pure, white knuckle fear of entering the Chaos Sanctuary on Hardcore, Hell mode in the pre-expansion Diablo2. I know I should say Quake 1 was PC gaming's finest hour, but to me it was pre-LOD Diablo2 on Hardcore mode.

i'm excited to play this game :\
it seems like i'm going to be playing alone though.

Of course the question they should have asked is "why does the game look worse than the original?"`