Added a mouse sensitivity slider in the gameplay options.Added minor changes to font and UI size to improve readability.Added minor changes to UI styling in specific screens.Added the ability to put items from your inventory into a pickpocket container.Tooltips are no longer shown when the inventory is in 'Show Wares' mode to improve usability.Several fullscreen interfaces now run at 60 FPS to improve responsiveness.Added more contextual information when holding down onscreen buttons.Overhead health bars are now shown when hitting targets with spells.You can now drag items in and out of the equipment screen.Added Portuguese-Brazilian and Spanish Latin-American languages.

Fixed an issue with multiplayer when a player on Mac was the host.

Check the Default executable radio button. In the Arguments field, add -skip-launcher. In the File field for this new executable, select supporttool.exe in the. Click Add another Executable / arguments at the bottom of the window. Check the box next to Custom executables / arguments Click the preferences button to the right of the play button and select Manage installation > Configure. On the GENERAL tab, add -skip-launcher in the LAUNCH OPTIONS field. Right-click Divinity: Original Sin 2 in your library and select Properties.

Closing the Launcher no longer closes the game.

Updated to fix an issue with Geforce Now.

Added a launch option to the LariLauncher so players can skip the launcher entirely.

Possible fix for the launcher not starting the game correctly on network mapped drives or symlinks.

Fixed the launcher not fitting on certain display resolutions and windows scaling combinations.

See changelist below for details.Īnd last but not least, weâ€™ve got a stacked line up of fixes for the iPad version of the game, including newly-added overhead health bars, portrait-based targeting, and UI optimizations. We've also updated the Larian Launcher for you! We've fixed issues with it displaying on certain resolutions, issues with starting the game on network mapped drives and we've added a skip option for you. We have also added Latin-American Spanish for iPad. We have also added Brazilian Portuguese for all platforms, so that means you'll be able to play the game in your native language now on PC, Mac, iPad, Switch, Playstation and Xbox. In this update we have added Steam Cross Save progression for iPad players! Now you'll be able to share your Steam save files between PC and iPad, seamlessly and as often as you like. Not surprising, given that Larian Studios is still offering new content to players three years after the game originally dropped.We have just released a new update for Divinity: Original Sin 2! You can watch some footage of the game running on an iPad here and it looks better than you might expect. Given the surprising power of modern generation iPad, I’m not really all that surprised to see Divinity: Original Sin 2 making the jump to tablets. There’s no official release date for the iPad port yet, and according to the developers it’s still “a long way from release”.

Given that plenty of Divinity: Original Sin 2 is reading dialogue and clicking on spaces to move, a touchscreen control scheme actually seems like a pretty intuitive way to move the game about. The team is working to integrate controller support into the iPad app while also implementing a new interface to allow for easier control on the touchscreen. They showed off the game during Apple’s WWDC event and it apparently worked better than you’d expect. Yet if you thought Larian Studios were done spreading their excellent RPG around, then you clearly forgot that the game isn’t on iPad yet.Īnnounced at the end of last week, Larian Studios is teaming up with Apple and Everils to port the game over to iPad. I don’t need to wax lyrical any more about the game considering I already dedicated an entire review to that when it was ported to the Nintendo Switch last year. Do I really need to go over everything again? Incredible role-playing game, fantastic character and world-building, and a combat system that flows far more intuitively than you’d think reasonable. It feels like once a week now I have to dedicate a post to Divinity: Original Sin 2.

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