Also note that the DC version has two exe's..one for the normal game and one for the developers cut...you use Divinity2-debug.exe for developers cut...........
Also note that the DC version has two exe's..one for the normal game and one for the developers cut...you use Divinity2-debug.exe for developers cut...........
Aye! But i have mine on steam... so there's the weird launcher where i select the developers cut.. anyway i tried it with the developers cut and it crashed as soon as the game loaded. XD Well i tried it only once... there could be something at my current location that makes it crash so maybe i should try loading an earlier save but oh well. I sucked 110% at DKS. It's not like i was getting anywhere anyway. xD
Right, but what I was saying was the non-developers cut version works fine with your old saves. If on the launcher you select the other game a different binary is used when the game starts. If you wanna use your saves, you can't use the DC.
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Aye i understood that much anyway. Frankly if i want to play the non-DC edition i dont really have to install the DC edition... Meh now i have two DKS's on my steam. XD
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