Now if charm isn’t your style of play, you can also pickpocket each sister.
Humans and Lizards have bonuses to said skills. Additionally, characters with the Barter and Persuasion civil abilities will get large and small discounts, respectively. Some answers will even earn store discounts. All of the sisters also love riddles and can be won over with Persuasion checks. For example, Dagmare is flirty while Donna is motherly and each will respond in kind. So instead of grinding out money, why not acquire some of these items at discount or even free.Įach sister can be conversed with, and as you learn about them and answer questions they may give you a sample of sundries and other extra items. The Sorcerous Sundries are very rare and costly items that may burn your wallet by tens of thousands of gold pieces. Gaining Sundries for Cheap (or Free) in Divinity Original Sin 2 Say for example you upgraded Ifan’s Shadow Eye crossbow, it would be stronger but still only give bonus piercing damage and the Chameleon Cloak invisibility skill. However, gear will not gain new stats, abilities, or features. Upgrading can improve base damage, armor, and stat improvements. Because sundries are both limited and expensive, improving gear should only be done every few levels, say 3-5 levels depending on rarity.
A successful upgrade will bring the weapon or armor to your current character level, but also increase the required stat value for equipping. Note that if the sundries are stacked you may need to split them into individual pieces to avoid any crafting errors. With the required items, combine them together in the crafting screen. You will need a certain amount of each depending on the piece of gear’s rarity level: To do so, edit the file below in a text editor and change the one to a zero in Fullscreen="1".Ĭ:\Users\\AppData\Local\Divinity 2\Profile\graphicoptions.The sisters sell special items needed to upgrade equipment: Azure Flint for weapons, Diamond Dust for armor (including shields and belts), and Quicksilver for jewelry. One person reported that setting the game to run in a window fixed the problem. One person reported that neither of those helped, but the game was fine if they disabled VSync and ran the game in XP SP3 compatibility mode (right click on a shortcut, or the divinity2.exe executable in the install folder, select Properties, and switch to the Compatibility tab).Īnother with the disk version of D2:ED (so no Lockstep Mode option) said it helped to enable 'Single-Core Optimized'. If that doesn't help, try the '4GB Patch' to increase the amount of virtual memory that the game (or any 32 bit application) can access in 64 bit versions of Windows. In the Graphics options, check the 'Show Advanced options' box, then scroll down to the bottom, and just above the FPS Cap slider, enable Lockstep Mode. A few people have had that problem when using doors/hatches to teleport between regions there are a couple fixes.
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