You didn't mention 2012. msvcp110.dll is specific to Visual Studio 2012, so that is what you need to install (both 64 and 32bit versions)
Even if you copy the correct dll's, it doesn't register them in the registry, so it only works if the file is already registered.
That's why you need to run the setup program.

The Techpowerup site that zandrag linked is a pretty reliable site, but you can always get it direct from Microsoft.

hello guys, thanks for sharing some tips.
I ended up refunding the game (Divinity:Original Sin) after making it launch (using one of Larian's forums tips) because my system couldn't actually handle the game.
As soon as my CPU (Intel i5-3320M with intel HD4000 integrated) reached 80-ishº it jumped to 95-97 and then crashed the notebook.
Suffice to say that i was fooled by the bechmark/"system requirements" websites i use to check if i can run games.
Maybe in the future I'll be able to play other games on better hardware.