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Posted October 27, 2015
A divine update.

<span class="bold">Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition</span>, the definitive version of one of the deepest modern RPGs ever, is available now DRM-free as a free upgrade to all Divinity: Original Sin owners on GOG.com!




Divinity: Original Sin showed us that there's huge demand for the cRPG genre to come back swinging. Based on the storytelling and combat known from titles like Ultima and Baldur's Gate, Divinity: Original Sin offers completely classic gameplay refined with modern and smooth game mechanics. The perfect mix of classic and new in RPG design. Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition brings a plethora of new improvements that impact nearly every single aspect of the game. Here's what you can expect:

--Local Split-Screen Co-Op - be a couch potato, save the world with big-screen-friendly UI and controller support. Convenient!
--New Story & Content - there's a ton more adventure to enjoy with whole new areas populated with new characters, fully voiced dialogs and quests for over 100 new story moments. The smarter AI is now also rebalanced more fun to play against, and your abilities have been rebalanced and expanded.
--Graphical Improvements - Boom! Stunning! Divinity: Original Sin is now even more beautiful and shiny with a ton of new visual effects and animations, 360° camera and performance improvements to boot.
--New Difficulty Modes - whether you're looking for a casual story experience, or a challenging Ironman mode, you can play the game just the way you want to.




Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg with tons of new content and changes ready to be explored. And best of all, it's free if you already own Divinity: Original Sin on GOG.com!

Upgrade to <span class="bold">Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition</span>, now DRM-free on GOG.com
Posted October 27, 2015
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mrkgnao: So it seems that now the bonuses costs $30, whereas previously they cost $10? I know I would get another copy of the game if I buy the EECE, but I don't need two copies, so it translates to a much more expensive set of bonuses. A pity.
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Wurzelkraft: I guess.
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Mine looks the same as this
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Posted October 27, 2015
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Grargar: Are the Source Hunter extras (artbook, design notes, soundtrack) anywhere in your Original Sin or Original Sin - Enhanced Edition box?
No, they're not in the original DoS, nor in the EE. That's all fine by me, since I never purchased the DLC and don't necessarily expect it to pop up in my account... what annoys me is the fact that I can't purchase it any more (and I actually wanted to do that today!).

What I get from all that confusing description on the EE page (and I may be wrong) is that the Source Hunter DLC is included in the EE (as in it already comes with the game).

I wanted it for the original game as well though, and it's no longer available for purchase it seems.
Posted October 27, 2015
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CountEdmond: I bought the original a few days ago off G2A, but don't see the EE on my GOG library. Am I not getting it?
Probably not if you bought a GOG code from there. I think the only place you can buy legitimate GOG codes is (and someone correct me if I'm wrong) GOG.com.
Posted October 27, 2015
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mrkgnao: So it seems that now the bonuses costs $30, whereas previously they cost $10? I know I would get another copy of the game if I buy the EECE, but I don't need two copies, so it translates to a much more expensive set of bonuses. A pity.
I've had the original game and the DLC on my wishlist, because I wanted to buy it with the soundtrack during a sale, but now I would have to spend 30$ more to get the soundtrack. I just realized I'm not interested in the game anymore at all and it's a good thing the original was automatically removed from my wishlist or I would have to do it myself :)
Posted October 27, 2015
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ElTerprise: No only the ingame content of the Source Hunter should be included - not the Source Hunter goodies... if i understand it correctly
that's my understanding of the gamecard for the Collector's edition. I don't have any other explanation : i fired up a ticket to the support for clarification.....
Posted October 27, 2015
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Wurzelkraft: I guess.
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Zergoss: Mine looks the same as this
Mine too.
Posted October 27, 2015
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ElTerprise: No only the ingame content of the Source Hunter should be included - not the Source Hunter goodies... if i understand it correctly
Then, if you didn't buy the Source Hunter DLC before the release of the Enhanced Edition, your only choice to get the extras is to buy the Collector's Edition, which I find really shitty. Plus, the person who will redeem the code will also have no access to the extras, unless he also double-dips for the Collector's Edition.
Posted October 27, 2015
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CountEdmond: I bought the original a few days ago off G2A, but don't see the EE on my GOG library. Am I not getting it?
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fortune_p_dawg: Probably not if you bought a GOG code from there. I think the only place you can buy legitimate GOG codes is (and someone correct me if I'm wrong) GOG.com.
This is written on larian.com : If you already own the original version of Divinity: Original Sin, you will receive the Enhanced Edition FREE as a download in your Steam or GOG account. It will appear as a new entry in your library, next to Divinity: Original Sin. All you need to do is download it and get to playing! (Oh, and spread the word to your friends who didn’t try it yet :) )
I need to own it, doesnt say from where...
Posted October 27, 2015
What about a CE upgrade option for those who get the base edition and decide they want the soundtrack?

I still need to get this game!
Posted October 27, 2015
Free upgrades are very welcome! Thanks GOG & Larian Studios!
Posted October 27, 2015
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mrkgnao: So it seems that now the bonuses costs $30, whereas previously they cost $10? I know I would get another copy of the game if I buy the EECE, but I don't need two copies, so it translates to a much more expensive set of bonuses. A pity.
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DoctorGOGgles: I've had the original game and the DLC on my wishlist, because I wanted to buy it with the soundtrack during a sale, but now I would have to spend 30$ more to get the soundtrack. I just realized I'm not interested in the game anymore at all and it's a good thing the original was automatically removed from my wishlist or I would have to do it myself :)
I'm still interested in the game (plus bonuses), but this move by Larian means that whereas until now I was waiting for the 50% sale, now I'm waiting for the 65% sale. I have time.
Posted October 27, 2015
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CountEdmond: I bought the original a few days ago off G2A, but don't see the EE on my GOG library. Am I not getting it?
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fortune_p_dawg: Probably not if you bought a GOG code from there. I think the only place you can buy legitimate GOG codes is (and someone correct me if I'm wrong) GOG.com.
Really ???
Posted October 27, 2015
No mention of Galaxy Support and no Achievements? What a bummer.

The Original Release of the game was delayed here - as excuse GOG and Larian said that Original Sin would have full Galaxy support but Galaxy was not ready - they never added it later. I thought that they would keep their promise with the Enhanced Edition- I am disappointed...
Posted October 27, 2015
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fortune_p_dawg: Probably not if you bought a GOG code from there. I think the only place you can buy legitimate GOG codes is (and someone correct me if I'm wrong) GOG.com.
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Sindraxx: This is written on larian.com : If you already own the original version of Divinity: Original Sin, you will receive the Enhanced Edition FREE as a download in your Steam or GOG account. It will appear as a new entry in your library, next to Divinity: Original Sin. All you need to do is download it and get to playing! (Oh, and spread the word to your friends who didn’t try it yet :) )
I need to own it, doesnt say from where...
This is true but they'll have to issue you a key through whichever game store you prefer/specify. How would Larian otherwise know that said user wants their Enhanced Edition on GOG when they own the original on G2A? Someone who bought the game on G2A can't just expect the game to automatically pop into existence on their GOG account with no legwork at all (well, I guess they can expect that, but they'll likely be disappointed).
Posted October 27, 2015
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fortune_p_dawg: Probably not if you bought a GOG code from there. I think the only place you can buy legitimate GOG codes is (and someone correct me if I'm wrong) GOG.com.
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Azonn: Really ???
I don't believe this is correct. Someone from reddit posted they bought DOS on G2A and received the free upgrade today.
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