The Divine Edition is the Definitive Edition of the game, plus the 'Divine Ascension' DLC content (soundtrack, a pdf map, art and lore books). The Windows version also includes the original release, now called Classic (unless you want the extra achievements, or to try a mod or standalone campaign that wasn't updated for the Definitive Edition, there is not much reason to play the original release).Īny copy of D:OS 2 will be the Definitive Edition.
Murpes.727: Can anyone provide me with a clear picture of the product line of this game The Definitive Edition is the updated re-release of the game.
They really need to hire someone to handle their marketing this is a lot of confusing work and research just to buy their product.Ĭan anyone provide me with a clear picture of the product line of this game, and what to buy? I'd like to play the best version with all the DLC. I mean, it was confusing enough when they had the adjective "Divine" modifying the noun "Divinity." Now we have editions within editions, and phonetically similar "edition" "ascension" with another "Divine" in front of it for good measure. I have no idea what's included with what, let alone whatever is included with the Divine Edition and where it fits into all this. Is this just the base, vanilla game? However, on Steam the Eternal Edition description says it includes the Definitive Edition.
I'm pretty sure, based on some forum speak, that I want to play the Definitive Edition of Divinity 2 Original Sin - it includes all the DLC, right? The Eternal Edition on GoG only lists "Divinity Original Sin 2" - no edition specified. Seriously, this series has the most confusing presentation and editions I've ever seen in a game.
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