Why You Should Play Divinity II Ego Draconis | 13 Years Later Retrospective
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0:00 Hello there my RPG lovers :)
0:05 Larian Studios is all about FUN
1:21 The many versions of Divinity 2
2:26 The beginning of Divinity 2
3:37 The Story of Divinity 2
10:58 The Quest Design
14:12 The Story of Divinity 2 (part 2)
15:59 The Visuals
18:59 The Gameplay
31:16 SPOILER Talk and DLC
34:09 The Sound Design
35:52 Xbox360 Version
37:30 Outro - เกม
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I remeber playing on normal or hard and i loved the game and its combat. I gave u thumbs down for a moment because You are playing on Nighmare difficulty and your complains are mostly because of that. Combat is one of best qualities of this game, it is perfect mix between skill and stats, and that is why you have unavoidable damage and stuns.
DLC SUCK tho!
loved this game, but the final mission was an escort mission so i rage quit
i have divinty 2- the dragon knight saga (xbox one) and is my favorit role playing game list . my favorit role playing games are - kingdoms of amalour- reckoning (xbox one), dragon dogma- dark arisen (playstation 4) , two worlds 2 (playstation 3) , divinty 2- the dragon knight saga (xbox one), the elder scrolls 5- skyrim - lengendary edition (playstation 3), white knight chronicles 2 (playstation 3), shadows awakening (xbox one), diablo 3 (xbox one), tales of zestiria (playstation 4)
@@gaminglazarus4343 YO are you certain it is for xbox one and not 360 because my copy didn't work i mean unless they made it backward compatible?
I remember watching a playthrough of this game years ago. I was wanting to play it for myself, I hope it gets poured to switch eventually.
Divinity 2: Ego Draconis is my all time favorite game. And I have played lots of games, especially RPGs. I'm probably biased because it was a big part of my childhood, as I had very little parental influence and few friends, but it made part of who I am today, my humour and my character. I can't describe with words what it meant, and still means to me a decade later, it's that good. The characters are fantastic, the world is gorgeous and gripping, the dialogues are perfectly voiced and the script is extremely well structured. The RPG aspect for leveling and progression of your character are very creative, some might say cliche, but that's because this is one of the games that started the "cliche" along with Dragon Age Origins, Elder Scrolls and Dark Souls. Be careful though, you'll feel extremely sad when the game is over (a good 80 hours of pure rpg gameplay) because you'll form a strong emotional bond to it, I remember cried the first time I finished it and I almost do so every time I play it again. I REALLY REALLY would love that this game became more well known, so other people would buy it and Larian did a Divinity 3. I've been expecting for years and then abandoned the idea because of their new turn based RPG niche's success. Thank you Click4Gameplay for showcasing the game, it made me very happy seeing that this game is still being played to this day or is even remotely relevant.
exactly my case here . and i still play it once a year to finish it 100% i know every detail of the story from broken valley to that last villageDLC
@@belkacemseffari7404 i salute you brother. Few are the people with whom I can speak of this game that share even a speck of the love I have for it. I still play it at least once every year too and I still love it like I did years ago. I hope you're well and I wish you the best man.
Ego Draconis was my first ever RPG and its impact on my gaming life can hardly be overstated. I love fantasy and I love dragons, and this game delivers amazingly. But more than the freedom of being a dragon and flying everywhere, the quests and npcs are what get me. I play this game on german and I'm not kidding when I say that it's the best full voiceover of any game I've ever played. The humor and voices live rent free in my head, as well as the general charm of the world. I won't lie and say that the graphics didn't age, but locations like lovis' tower remain memorable to me to this day, because the music is so damn good! Festival of immortals is my favorite piece of OST in maybe all of Larian's games and it's a crime that there's only two locations in the entire game that it plays.
Overall, 9/10 game
7/10 gameplay,
10/10 quests/story/general dialogue
11/10 crazy wizard that recites bad rhymes and plays petty pranks while being one of the most powerful mages alive.
@@runtergerutscht4401 I remember the very first time I played the game was on Xbox 360 on the first version of Divinity 2 : Ego Draconis. The game was kind of buggy at times with infinite loading screens and stuff but the gameplay was very much the same, I had the Spanish version and the game was just as beautiful. Then I searched for the Dragon Knight Saga Edition and only found it in English, which was probably the best case scenario, as I learned A LOT of the language with Divinity. I'm probably one of the few that'll say with the utmost conviction that the graphics didn't age in the slightest for me ( and I've played The Witcher 3 on 4K with a ton of mods), I love it in its simplicity and the armory is splendid and unique as well as the art design for buildings. But the music, OH THE MUSIC. My favorite is probably "Broken Valley Wakes", because it's full of memories and joy, but then there's so many others that follow it, "Sleepless Nights", "Memory of the Dragons", "Inner Voice", "Goblins! No Time to Waste" and of course the Main Theme. Kirill Pokrovsky is one of my favorite composers, I love his music on Divine Divinity, you should listen to "Sighs of the Elvenkind", "Roads Shaded by Green Eaves" and "Just in Time for an Ale", they're exquisite. This will be pretty basic, but my favorite location has to be the Broken Valley Village, it's just so cozy, I open the game sometimes to just hang around there for a few minutes.
Overall, 10/10 game
10/10 gameplay,
10/10 everything.
12/10 most underwhelming villain in RPG history
11/10 do not kill to many rabbits
100/10 melancholy, especially when hearing a random OST or song that has similar composition.
@@c0ry357 perfect comment about DDKS
My uncle and I used to bond over this game and it was what got me into rpg's and honestly, gaming in general. I miss him everyday.
i still wish for divinity 3, a true sequel for the main series in this style
Right like if you look at the reviews and sales at the time divinity 2 did not do bad at all. On steam it has a very positive review and a lot of purchases not to mention like everyone i knew into rpgs when it came out played it on console.
Divine Divinity 3 is what I want, not the crpg stuff,
This game was my first exposure in the world of divinity and larian studio games, and I was so bummed when I knew that there was no 3rd person RPG games made by the same studio.
Yeah I wish there was another made in this vein...I am not found of too many open world, 3rd person RPGs but these really checked a lot of the boxes off I love. While both Original Sin and the original Divine Divinity are nice, the isometric and totally PC RPG feel are definitely a different vibe from this, to me at least.
One of my all-time-favourites, I've sunk so many hours in that game. I love the dragon form and the seemless switching between human and dragon, the combat style, the character progression, the many eastereggs and the soundtrack... To me the game creates a lot of doomsday-vibes at certain points in the story. It also rewards you for exploring and the loot you find is mostly excellent. I remember though in my first playthrough I killed too many bunnies in the early game... Played on normal difficulty and it was relaxing. The DLC was imo a bit more boring. Plus I don't like being restricted to certain aereas. All in all, it's great to see that the game still is appreciated, to me it was always a hidden treasure.
I want to say I feel your pain. I was a child when I got my hands on Divinity 2 and to this day I wince when I hear the sound of a bunny dying, even though I'm an adult by now. That fucking monty python reference scarred me
I remember playing this game a few years ago and struggling so much, I was constantly under-leveled, so I had to be really creative. Had a lot of fun with this gem, I think I gotta replay it now.
Multiplayer?
Underleveled doesn’t it have level scaling
@@kellysamuel3383 I'm not sure, it's been ages since I played. It might, or maybe my character was just complete garbage.
@@pepsifrog420 i played it like 10 years ago, and i remember i was one-shotted by everything, and there was like 20 of some enemies most of the time, maybe they balanced this later, but was fun
@@buc991 Sounds about right.
I'm so glad someone finally made a video to do this game justice. I was always saddened that any search for it would just bring up OS2. Hell, I even considered making a video on it myself.
As a teen, I got this game on 360 digital for like $4 and it was all I played for a whole week in the summer of 2013, unlocking every achievement in just that short amount of time. The gameplay, the lack of handholding, and the music are just so good and it's a shame more people haven't experienced it. I listened to the soundtrack a lot when I was doing schoolwork in college. RIP Kirill Pokrovsky.
A short anecdote: there was a physical copy of DKS for 360 at my local Walmart. It was literally locked up in the case for over a year and no one bought it. So one day, even though I already had it digital, I went ahead a bought it to give it a good home. It came with a soundtrack CD too. Very cool.
Aaaah you brought back my childhood. I remember being the only one who knew the game (here in austria) and years later, I realized its from Larian, my now, fav Studio! :D
Bought the Developer's Cut version on Steam sale a year ago and enjoyed it. Clocked 117 hours, completed everything. Recommended.
I love the Divinity series. Every game tried something new. They all had a quirky sense of humor. Larian is a great studio when i see they are doing a project i automatically get more hopeful it will turn out good.
I can remember that day, when I picked this game up by accident years ago and was super surprised how awesome it was
Holy cow man, it's been like a decade since I last played this. Soundtrack is still a banger. RIP Kirill Pokrovsky.
I originally played this on the Xbox and loved it, it reminded me of Fable & Overlord mixed with Elder Scrolls.
I only missed out on 2 achievements, the bunny one and one on the island which I didn't do bcoz I thought it would progress the story {it didn't}. I hated how after certain points it would lock you out of previous areas though.
i loved that , it makes you do every quest before going to the next part of the map
@@belkacemseffari7404And, if you did miss out on a quest then you must continue and return in another playthrough. My brain gets distracted easily so things like this either make me do what you suggested or just push through and be more thorough next area
Oh man what a blast from the past, i loved this game to death !
Man that game was a banger from start to finish. It surprised me that it kinda went under the radar. Ego Draconis had everything and more I wanted as a kid. Sad there wasnt more!
Bro one of my favorite games of all time. Definitely needs a remaster or remake.
Remake would be awesome
I have this in my GOG backlog. I will try it, largely because I think the original Divine Divinity is an incredibly underrated CRPG
Thanks for the video :) I could relive a bit of my childhood again.
This was probably my first pc game. I remember being blow away by the dragon form. It was so much fun just flying around and wreaking havoc.
I bought a xbox360 quite a few years ago. Remember of buying this game on sale for like 5€. Pretty cool game, played it about half way.
Battletower: snatches people from the world and binds them to you in eternal slavery (and kills those you do not choose)
Me: I do not feel like a good guy anymore.
Been playing this game for a decade, it’s a underrated masterpiece
finally just started and I already agree!
Merry Christmas!!!!
@@randalthor6872 Merry Christmas also, glad your enjoying it
I really love this game and I've been playing it again the past few weeks. I was really surprised how well it held up.
Yeah my only complain, the final fight.
I've played this one, its good - I specced purely into magic missiles and just spammed that as my only skill.
I was a 1 man artillery unit and it was awesome.
this is my all time favorite game, it is a gem and i hadent play anything like it to this day
i know the story backandforth
14:50 this voice actor is so amazing
Divinity 2: Ego draconis was my First Game i bought myself and i really enjoyed IT.
The skeleton with an existential crisis about his existence is the funniest quest, but there are a lot of hilarious quests.
So glad you made this video! I absolutely LOVED this game. I talked 3 friends into getting it. 1 liked it and the other 2 hated it. I just couldnt see how anyone would hate that game. I told them that it starts slow but truly shines once you have your Dragon form. They didnt play long enough for that unfortunately. The friend who DID like the game played it all the way through and enjoyed it as much as I did. I played the Director's Cut.
I’m old enough to have played all the Larian games at time of release, never been disappointed when it came to ‘fun’.
I had so much fun playing this game back in the day I still think about it sometimes and think to myself "damn that was a good game" 😁
Nice video - and it came up on my feed at the right time... I just began playing this game. I'd be happy if Larian's next project was an evolved version of a game similar to this, featuring all of the wonderful progress the studio has made.
THANKS for this video! I've been trying to "lure" friends and people on the internet to play this this game for so long. It's one of my favorite games of all time. More people need to know about it, and only we can hope that Larian will develop an Action-RPG again in the future.
this was my first Game they mad and I fell in love. It was not super polished but I had so much fun with it
I've literally never mindread due to xp point cost, since it felt so counterintuitive and wrong to lose limited xp points for some fluff, found out how much i've missed out on just now 2 years after completing the game.
The ending feeling bad because you've been tricked, must've been either poorly done or personal judgement, thinking how Bioshock's ending twist is hailed as one of the best and most clever endings ever. Shame that it didn't manage to capture you (I haven't played this!) but I appreciate them for the effort!
Yep! 👍🏻
It was a rushed ending because Larian ran out of money and the publisher effectively screwed them over. This game and how they were treated was effectively what convinced them to separate from big publishers altogether and go independent, which is why they needed kickstarter for DOS and DOS2. Luckily those games were successful enough that Larian is now a proud independent game studio that doesn't have to rely on publishers to fund their games any more.
I fucking love this game! One of my favorite hidden gems!!
Really sad that the publisher rush them and they could not finish the game, they had so much plan they had like 24 maps to explore and all the races of the world to see and a couple of cities and other game mechanics that were pretty much done but sadly they had to scrap it all. i have play so many times that I know everything about it by memory and still really fun to replay it.
Wow really ?
This game is a total hidden gem.
It was a good game back in a days. I totally loved Mind read option and possibilities that it brought. And I remember this game was REALLY hard...If you went for a useless build your pretty much done.
This is one of my favorite Divinity titles, and one of my all-around games, period. Thanks for giving it some well-deserved love!
everyone can say what they want about this game, but the soundtrack? one of the best soundtracks in all of gaming
such a wonderful game honestly. up there with dragons dogma and kingdoms of amalur with how underrated it is. rpg games will always be my favorite, and this is a wonderful example of why. i played dragon knight saga on console i think, and actually do have the developers cut sitting in my steam library just waiting for the day i get to dust it off once again. itll be a blast to replay im sure. thanks for this.
Yeah Kingdoms of Amalur is so tragic. It deserves better.
The soundtrack in this game is one of the best EVER. Particularly the main theme: th-cam.com/video/gfhmQdI14go/w-d-xo.html
As well as:
Festival of Immortals: th-cam.com/video/3kiaQyYq3yg/w-d-xo.html
Fly, Dragon, Fly: th-cam.com/video/bb7RDY_WF2M/w-d-xo.html
I really like the soundtrack as well, this one (they are actually 2 melodies) is my favorite:
th-cam.com/video/ZVb_ZcwqKmM/w-d-xo.html
Some of the tracks were re-used in DOS1, this is why a lot of the music in this video sounds familiar to me.
I still remember going to the studio and testing/playing this game and giving feedback to the devs.
This was the first rpg I ever played and finished as a child, I love it so much
Its an awesome game, i replayed it a few months ago and enjoyed it immensely, one of the best action rpgs, totally recommended.
Lovin it, so much idea in only one game.
Thanks for talking about this game, it really deserves it.
Heh, I remember when I walked into one of those flying demonic castles which I was supposed to clear near the ending of vanilla game, but I entered it very early on. With much effort I cleared it, and left it so overleveled that I felt like an absolute badass for the rest of the game xD
This was the first game I played from Larian, ah...the nostalgia :)
The dragon gameplay in Drakan: Order of the Flame is far superior to Ego Draconis. It gives you a huge amount of movement options, you can attack enemies on the ground (who also shoot with bows at you) and changing between dragon and human gameplay is really well done in Drakan. But in general Ego Draconis is a great game.
You can morph into dragon/human form in Drakan or is another dragon rider game?
Amazing game! I have so many hours of fun with the original one and the expansion too. So beautiful and have such an addictive gameplay. This game is the definition of hidden gem!
And the music is so good man. I will always remember divine divinity and divinity 2 Menu OST. Sometimes i come to youtube and just listen to both of them.
This was my first larian game. I would love to see a conclusion to Damian's story someday.
My mind is blown rn, I LOVED this game as a kid. I had no idea this was also by larian.
About difficulty, once you understant that xp is the most valuable ressource, the game becomes super easy. As soon as you have a couple level above enemies you destroy them, even bosses.
In nightmare, you should try to get the most xp out of every quest, past the first bit of the game you can outlevel any encounters. You can always spam magic missiles behind a rock and end with a fatality (2 of best spells in the game) if you struggle. Just don't turn into a dragon in the middle of a flying fortress.
I remember when the game came out like it was today. Man I was so mad that no one heard about this game. The graphic was amazing back then, animations were great, RPG systems were good plus you could morph in to the dragon, which was (and is?) super cool.
First time I played it, Normal difficulty was already a challenge. By now, Nightmare difficulty is actually fun.
Yup love the game... Just never beat it because I've restarted it probably like 30+ times
This game is just awesome , worth several play throughs
I would be (much more) happy (happier) if Larian Studios would make a real Divine Divinity / Beyond Divinity sequel. Not only from storyline or so, but with the original charme and atmosphere, graphic style (with contemporary graphic quality) and the same or at least very similar gameplay (mechanics).
Every other Divinity game after Beyond Divinity felt so different, that i would never ever haved used any reference in the name to the original Divine Divinity / Beyond Divinity and sold them as completely new / other games.
Divinity Dragon Knight Saga is my favorite game. Original Sin is great too.
the first village theme invokes such a strong feeling of nostalgia for me, gonna have to add this to my library!!!
heck yeah! i personally finished this game this summer, it was fun and sometimes too frustrating cause of backtracking and some missed pointes like crushed ship on the tree and how you can finish the side quest if you don't remember all quest lines and npc dialogue, but it was really fun. It's a shame that dlc was dull and boring, only 1 location, a lot of pretty stupid side quests (yeah, easter eggs and all were fun, but not so fun). I think modern games made me too soft cause of tracking marks and all journal logs, but it was a great experience, i think
This game is so underrated and it definitely deserves a second chance, it was very entertaining to play. My only criticism was the mechanics of the game, they weren’t terrible but they could definitely used some work.
Love your channel C4G! Bless you for getting more eyes on these lesser known games. I think it's a brilliant RPG, very flawed but considering the game was in development hell it turned out great imo.
Bro I remember this game, flying around as a dragon was so fucking awesome!
Many cried about the ending, but to me it didn't make any difference since I had a great time leading up to that point.
Video could be 2 seconds long - Yes!
Archer is overpowered, quests are great, mind reading is fun and soundtrack just phenomenal.
One magnificent game. The section where you become a dragon and can fly into the sky and back down towards the enemy sections - technically a real achievement for the time.
YES. I LOVE THIS GAME!
I really enjoyed the game, was pretty fun but this really makes me wish they make original sin 2 an action rpg because I absolutely hate tactical turnbased games.
HEAR HEAR, and to think the first Divinity games were real-time RPGs, sadly it seems that Baldurs Gate franchise will head in the same turn-based direction.
Original sin 2 is perfect the way it is imo.
@@P4PmmaFan that is great, I personally want an action rpg which has as much good writing and love put into it as original sin has, hopefully dragons dogma 2 will but it wont be the same as a larian rpg.
Dude I would have liked Divinity Original Sin 2 better if the combat was hack-and-slash. I would like Baldur's Gate 3 WAY more if the combat was hack-and-slash. Like Diablo, but with fewer enemies and less chaotic.
@@ImCptnAwesome yeah, the only real change needed would be to make it not turn based like diablo and torchlight, mostly everything else could remain the same
Just the music took me back to my childhood I remember in the tutorial session selling all my starter cloth for a sword then I had to restart...I also loved the ghost talking shit
I was going to play this game, but you convinced me not to bother! Thanks!
Yes ! Someone talks about the often forgotten only 3rd person RPG Larian released ! I'm now playing DOS2 for the 1st time and if the overall plot is obviously better than any prior Larian game, I miss the goofiness that was Larian's trademark. DOS2 is a grimdark game with the occasional chuckle from talking animals, when before that their games were cheesy and almost parodic of traditional RPG.
But the title should be "flames of vengeance" instead of "ego draconis". I don't think you can find the game without the expansion nowadays... and it was supposedly (I never played it) super buggy/unfinished.
I disagree on the expansion being a letdown : yes there is only the city, but there is way less filler, the quests & NPC are better, the loot is better IIRC, the plot is also better.
Final word : "MAXOS !" (best running gag in a video game ever)
I love retrospective gaming videos. My backlog is long, so sometimes I need a reminder why I put it on my "to-play" list in the first place
I've been playing this game at work during the weekends and it's been a blast so far. I played it way back in 2014 (but then my computer died and I did not feel like starting over back then) glad to be playing it again!
One of the best endings in gaming history ! (despite most hating on it)
8:00 - YES! That was one of my biggest gripes with the game. Unsheathing your weapons takes precious time that can allow enemies to rape your HP. Despite the Dragon Terror Patrol being one of the funniest and most memorable moment for me in the game, it took me a godly long time to pass that boss fight.
Divinity 2:Developer's Cut is my favorite game and RPG ever.. Unfortunately underrated game and many RPG players don't know about this game. Maybe you don't believe me about that but this is truth. There is problem like that, Divinity Original Sin overshadows Divinity 2 Developer's Cut.Whenever I talk about "Divinity" even about Divinity 2:Developer's Cut, most RPG players thinks of "Original Sin"😀. I share videos and information about D2:Developer's Cut in some RPG player groups/community as much as I can because I want this game to become popular RPG.
I'm playing D2:Developer's Cut since 2016 and still playing today. As far as I can see, Larian Studios has focused on isometric games but still I hope Larian Studios will release Remake of this game. It would be great really.
..and Thanks for this video Good Luck🤎🔥🐉
Completely forgot about your review. Just wanted to say that it's appreciated. Divinity 2 really needs more attention, especially considering the silly situation with its name.
I can't say anything about other builds, but my Dual Wielder was fun and I'll definitely revisit the game with a different build at some point. It started to drag in Aleroth as Larian are just not much good at story and world-building and it was perhaps a bit too dense. But the game avoids being overlong, as opposed to many other RPGs, so it's not as much of a problem.
It's such a shame there aren't many other games that let you turn into a dragon...
My first and biggest experience Action RPG beside Dragongard II when i got my first pc game switch from PS2 gamer.
I was amazed how big the world design and how complex the mechanic between you turn into dragon and human.
IVE BEEN TRYING FOR YEARS TO FIND THIS GAME I REMEMBERED THE GAME SO WELL BUT COULDNT REMEMBER THE NAME THANK YOU!!!
Man, the atmosphere is really something with this game. Would love to see a sequel and/or a remaster.
Very well put video btw, one thing that i might add in my opinion it's not that generic to add multiple enemies during boss battles, Dragon Age Origins did the same thing and people loved that game (including me), although in that game the bosses had some unique abelites, so that's that.
It's in my to do list to play DAO and Divinity 2 in nightmare difficulties.
The dragon tower is so cool i love such things like monteriggioni in ac2 something you can all home and upgrade/improve
Omg, that soundtrack...and all Larian Studios games' soundtrack... they are just spot on...
I played this game for over a decade and still discover new stuff every playthrough, did last time I found on sentinel island if you take a leap of faith behing sassan's tomb there is a dungeon with two sisters fighting
This game is golden... I remember sinking so many hours into it ! It definitely have a sweet sweet spot for me, probably one of my all time favorite
you should play "Dragon Knight Saga", not just "Ego Draconis", saga edition have "Flames of Vengeance" expansion, which starts literally after "Ego Draconis", plus balance patch and bug fixes
*The VSYNC problem with Divinity II...*
I spent a long time trying to fix VSYNC stutter issues. I never got it working with VSYNC so I just dealt with the screen tearing. If you have a VRR (i.e. Freesync/GSync) display then just do that (and just an FPS cap for consistency). A locked 100FPS VRR might be close to the perfect experience but I can't test that currently (I said "100" as that should be a nice high FPS for responsiveness but also I'm not clear on how video cut scenes work in VRR. I think the videos are 25FPS so 4x25 to work out but I'm frankly not clear on how pre-rendered video works under VRR.).
This game is such a hidden gem. Unfortunately, it's kind of nightmare to get running smoothly on modern hardware. No matter what I do, I get constant microstutters :(
I had the same, spent two hours fixing it, but solution for me was to put a fps limit (something like 80) with nvidia control panel, it fixed it for me and game was smooth until the End.
(because in game options vsync and fps slider are not working well so you need external program)
What ? I remember i played on pentium iv and gt 9600 256 mb 😂
I don't remember the performance was so bad.
@@arik2216 it probably ran fine back then. Unfortunately it doesn’t play nice with modern hardware, and has pretty bad microstutter. Sometimes that can happen with old games
holy fuck, i remember playing this back then, i got destroyed by some goblins and cant regen mp lmao, thanks for covering this btw gonna pick this up again !
Kirill Pokrovsky's music is still one of the best produced for video games. In future projects they, unfortunately, did not come close to the level of Divinity2 music
the best selling point of this particular game is the music
i'll say no more
One important feature of the dragon tower that you didn't mention is the ability to increase the max level of your perks, which can make them very powerful.
I played through this game a few times, but never finished the DLC. Exploring the city and the new, often strange quests felt too disconnected to me and was not what I wanted to do at that "epic" level play.
this was one of the best game i played and loved
I loved this game thank you for reminding me of it!
The musics brings life to my heart
i bought this a long time ago and never played it until today so wanted to check out some videos also have the first one which have not gotten far into unfortunately but so far i enjoy them for what they are. growing up had friends and pc gamers say they loved it so figured i'd give it a try. thanks for your recent video on the game much appreciated. also the idea of being able to turn into a dragon seems friggin sweet lol, still a little lost as far as story and stuff goes in the first game though.
That game was so good to me that I bought Ego Draconis and Dragon Knight Saga separately. Finished both and it was worth it. Beware of Belagar.