rugged obsidian
Can someone explain to me how legacy paths are not totally useless ? I just finished a game in divinty with science victory, i never searched to gain any legacy path/heritage point and.. i win ... The final leader board is a joke, the whole system is useless, why sould i search to gain some points where i just need to full stack production in any case at the last age ? ... After this game in divinity i don't want to play another, feel like the game is stupid
sturdy cobalt
The legacy points mostly contribute to your Attributes that do carry over, but yeah, it's a minor buff. Getting generals and city growth built up are the key factors.
rugged obsidian
The legacy points mostly contribute to your Attributes that do carry over, but y...
Unfortunately yes, but it feels like the game don't respect himself, i don't understand why this whole system is here if it's just for minor buff. Do you have an idea why Tubman have 1018/500 railroads points ? this is so stupid
sturdy cobalt
Unfortunately yes, but it feels like the game don't respect himself, i don't und...
Railroad points are from having factory production. AI is pretty awkward in what it prioritizes. See: So many archeologists playing Indiana Jones' totem pole...
Once you have the factories generating points, there's no reason to cut them off though. The buffs from manufactured goods do add up.
rugged obsidian
this game is so disapointing
sturdy cobalt
Launch is always rocky since 2k came to the scene...
rugged obsidian
I guess i paid 100$ to be a beta tester
sturdy cobalt
Yeah, sad state of AAA games these days, the ability to patch after launch means all games ship planning to patch after launch. 😦
sweet walrus
the screenshots you shared don't really tell us much. How close were the other AIs to winning? In the modern age, finishing the legacy paths are what make the victory condition for that path available. So from your screenshots it looks like at least Tubman and Tecumseh were very close to you on the science victory, and Tubman also had the cultural and economic victory paths available to her. So looks like the game was pretty close
Also, how close was the age to ending? If the modern age reaches 100% progress it triggers the score victory, which is determined by how many legacy points over all ages everyone has. If the age had ended you would've lost badly
true yew
I guess i paid 100$ to be a beta tester
Its almost like they should issue an apology and refund (in part or in whole).
sturdy cobalt
Its almost like they should issue an apology and refund (in part or in whole).
For the $100, you get the expansions (i.e. patches) included. 
rugged obsidian
the screenshots you shared don't really tell us much. How close were the other A...
That's part of the problem, i know IA where close ,Tubman have 1065/500 railroad points...like you said severals victory was available to her but nothing happened. This is a divinity game.... For me that mean the game just don't work or did i miss something ?
true yew
For the $100, you get the expansions (i.e. patches) included. <:machiavelli:1336...
You pay them to be a beta tester.... They should at least have the honesty to admit that is what is happening.
sturdy cobalt
Yeah, indies launch with "Early Access" for two years and people love it.
rugged obsidian
You pay them to be a beta tester.... They should at least have the honesty to a...
can't wait to pay for beta test alll the next dlc 😵
true yew
can't wait to pay for beta test alll the next dlc 😵
Right....
sweet walrus
That's part of the problem, i know IA where close ,Tubman have 1065/500 railroad...
you are missing something. You say "nothing happened" but completing the legacy path doesn't automatically win you the game, it only opens up the victory condition. For science that's completing the manned spaceflight project. For culture, that's building the World's Fair wonder. For economic, that's sending your newly spawned great banker to every other civ's capital and establishing the world bank offices in them. For military, that's completing Project Ivy. Merely finishing the legacy path itself is not the victory
sturdy cobalt
Usually, I don't buy the Civ game until the first (or sometimes second) DLC. I bought in this time, but I expected to be bug hunting and quirkiness going in.
Yeah, his point is good, Tubman should have won that, she was too dumb to send her captain of industry teleporting all over the map
sweet walrus
Unless we know how close Tubman was to finishing the World's Fair wonder or how many capitals her great banker had been to, or how close Tecumseh or Tubman were to finishing the manned spaceflight project, we really can't tell how close the AI were to winning the game
and again, you still haven't mentioned how close the modern age was to reaching 100% progress and triggering a score victory. Which again you would've lost badly because you ignored the legacy paths
rugged obsidian
you are missing something. You say "nothing happened" but completing the legacy ...
You're right but Tubman could have easily gotten an economic win here. That doesn't even require production. You just need to send the bankers to all capitals. It's even not onlyeconomic, it could be science victory or even cultural. The question is WHY the IA focus to have all this point if at the end i don't even use it to win ? This is breaking the game balance.
And i even don't mentioned that all IA's was in war with me during 20 last turns and did nothing. Once again, it's a divinity game
sturdy cobalt
Enter bug as "AI should strive to achieve instant wins", not "Legacy point system totally useless" 😄
I agree with you though, @rugged obsidian , AI is trying hardly
Legacy system is clearly the only way the AI chooses to win
rugged obsidian
Enter bug as "AI should strive to achieve instant wins", not "Legacy point syste...
Yeah you're right, sorry. 🤭 I just feel scammed after paid 100$ and lot of hours on this divinity game
sturdy cobalt
Start a new divinity game next week, new patch, new AI
rugged obsidian
🥱
sturdy cobalt
At least you got to endgame before giving up. I refunding Indiana Jones after realizing it's just a series of lame puzzles to get through without a lot of "Action" in between...