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This is our recommended difficulty level for those who play Pillars of Eternity 2 Deadfire for the first time. Battles can prove challenging and require players to assume tactical approach.

Classic - Maintains a good balance between combat, exploration, and story.

This is a good choice for players, who begin their adventure with RPGs or just want to focus on other aspects of the game.

Relaxed - The battles are a bit more difficult, nonetheless they are still relatively easy.

This option is perfect for players, who simply want to learn the story and explore the in-game world.

Story - when selecting this level, there is nearly no challenge in the game.

Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire is currently in a development stage and has no release date yet.In the game, there are five difficulty levels:

A few of the companions from one of the best RPGs of 2015 should be making a comeback as well, making the new game not just a sequel, but also a reunion. When Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire is as yet unknown, though the developers have their work cut out for them not only will the new game take place in an entirely new setting - the Deadfire Archipelago, far to the west of the first game's Dyrwood - they have also promised a revamped UI and battle system plus a whole host of other small improvements. Currently, the studio still has a few stretch goals left, which, with some luck, should be able to carry the project up to the $5 million mark, which would likely assure the top spot for years to come. Though $4.4 million pales beside the massive budgets that AAA studios have a their disposal, for a relatively small studio like Obsidian it's an almost ridiculous amount of money. That the idea behind Fig is a good one is proven by the campaign for Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire, as not only is it the biggest success in the short history of the new site, it's also the most successfully crowdfunded game of all time. Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire was funded through a new crowdfunding site, called Fig, which is different from Kickstarter as it only allows games to be funded, while also giving backers the option to buy equity in the projects and so, hopefully, make back their investment. The first installment of Pillars of Eternity also was a record breaker, gathering just under $4 million on Kickstarter back in 2012 and to this day stands in that platform's top 25 of best funded projects. The original goal was to raise $1.1 million, but through clever use of stretch goals - such as adding a player ship, extra companions to join you on your quest, and support for multiple languages - Obsidian Entertainment was able to gather four times that. Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire has broken all records, raising $4.4 million from 33,00 backers in just a few weeks.