Does it have a story???

And can we go onto other planets ???since it looks and sounds like something in space

Ane meet aliens???

For those who have not yet heard: Last year, Gamepedia and Fandom joined forces and are now two platforms on the same network. Later this year, we'll even become one unified platform. The teams at both Gamepedia and Fandom want to encourage our communities to work together now instead of splitting their efforts and competing with each other for readers and new editors

I'd like to know how all of you here feel about uniting with Gamepedia's Divinity Community. That would mean we archive one wiki - lock it from editing but keep the pages accessible to readers - and put a banner up that directs visitors towards the other, active wiki. Anyone who used to edit the now-archived wiki would be able to contribute to the active wiki, and any content on one side that's missing on the other can be moved over with edit histories intact.

Note: No merger will take place if both communities don't agree to it.

The advantages of becoming one community working together are clear: By working together, all fans of Divinity could build a resource on the game more effectively, keep it up-to-date more easily, and players would no longer be confused as to which site they should turn to for information.

There are two questions

• Are you interested in merging with your partner community on Gamepedia?

• If so, where should the future active wiki live?

This wiki gets significantly more pageviews per month than the Gamepedia counterpart. That would make Fandom the likely choice, but what really matters is where editors want to edit. Keep in mind that later this year, both the Gamepedia and this Fandom wiki will move onto the same platform and then have a very similar if not the same layout, tool set and staff support.

Could you see yourself contributing to the Gamepedia wiki? Would you love to see the two communities united, but only if it's here on Fandom? Would you prefer to keep the two communities separate entirely? Please speak up!

Hey people, sorry I've been quiet lately.

The launch of the Outer Worlds kept me occupied back in October/November (and still does now a little, I have a bad wiki habit you see...) So I haven't done the little updates I was doing beforehand.

Now I'm back and focusing on Divinity a bit more. I'm still clearing through the Divinity II pages and getting them in order (I finally settled on grouping them collectively as Dragon Knight Saga) but there have been some new bits added from Divine Divinity (after a discussion in the Discord about if Thelyron in Original Sin is the same as Thelyron Hashnitor in Divine Divinity).

Other than that, the bigger piece of news we have is that the Gamepedia Divinity Wiki is being looked at to close and integrate into the Fandom wiki. No news as to if this will happen as of yet, but once I know I'll let you all know.

As a final note: thank you for lurking on the very very quiet Discussions board. I have no idea who is voting in my occassinal polls (33 on my last poll and not a single commenter) but knowing you guys are here does help keep me motivated.

Hey, anyone encountered the same problem? My friend's Divinity got updated to 1.08 on PS4. My version of the game is still 1.06 and somehow my PS4 recognizes this as the most recent update. Therefore we can't continue playing together, cause we have incompatible versions. Any ideas how to solve it? Thanks

Mostly looking for people to play the game with

For me it was the Original game of the Series: Divine Divinity. I picked up as a "sold out" game back in the early 00's, but didn't finish it until maybe 2008/09. It was simple in design, with a lot of notes, character back stories and thematic design, yet it could be devilishly difficult.

Which game was it that got you into Divinity and why did it get you into the series?

Whaaaat the junk. These peeps are crazy! Any tips? I just went down this hatch and bam was thrown into battle, they insta killed one of my companions!