Playing DOS1 after DOS2 I did NOT expect a needle 🤣

1. He almost says the name of their song "For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)".
   
2. He fortifies himself with rock.

I’ve never really played this type of rpg and I really don’t have that much time so I know whichever one I start will be the only game I play for the next year or so.

I know they aren’t the same series but are spiritually related if that makes sense lol.

Do you recommend trying divinity original sin 2? Or did baldurs gate 3 do everything better ?

Also please don’t roast me for this question it’s kind of like saying I don’t have much time should I play over watch or marvel rivals. Not the same series but extremely similar

** MAY CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR DIVINITY 1 : ORIGINAL SIN EE **

I am currently playing Divinity original sin EE and just entered Knight's tomb and met The Watchers who currently hunt for the red imps who signed a codex for unlimited knowledge in exchange for service to the demons.

Who did you guys side with? Did you snitch on the imps? Or just misled the watchers?

What happened to the red imps were horrible, but what I understand is that they were not really coerced as they lived independently and freely on their planet until they sign the contract with the demons themselves for cosmic level knowledge and I feel like they should know what they are getting into so I wanna side with the watchers as much as I feel terribly sorry for them about their comrades being tormented..

But I'm missing the story of the watchers' side, how do they end up serving the demons? Did they got greedy and also sign a contract to get more? Or do they got forced to serve the demons simply because of bad luck? And I feel like if I search for more stories about them, I will be spoiled or something lol but sometimes I really got into a game so much I really want to deliberate my options haha!

Hello so I started playing divinity 1 just a week ago with my friend, we have been doing co-op and he usually leads and does the heavy lifting while I stay back as a mage and craft stuff for the party, I really like the crafting in this game, like turning scraps into armor and making a profit out of it is one of the most fun activities I had for this game, however I am new relatively new to dnd and I am planning to start a single player playthrough, but I am also a bit overwhelmed by how the combat might be if I am to control all 4 party members,

But besides that are there any tips for me as a mage? Like what attributes are good, traits, some crafting exploits, combat help, and how to become filthy rich?

There is a head that I can never seem to reach. Is it possible or just a thing that I should let go?