Attitude - Revision history

Alex at 06:22, 20 February 2026

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Alex at 00:04, 10 February 2026

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	'''Attitude''' is a game mechanic in ''[[Divinity: Original Sin II]]''. The number represents a character's favorability toward a party member, with positive numbers indicating good favorability and negative numbers indicating dislike.		'''Attitude''' is a game mechanic in ''[[Divinity: Original Sin II]]''. The number represents a character's favorability toward a party member, with positive numbers indicating good favorability and negative numbers indicating dislike.

	== ~~NPC~~ attitude ==		== Character attitude ==
	Attitude affects merchant prices. [[Traders]] upcharge their wares if they dislike the party, while discounts are offered if they view the party favorably.		Attitude affects merchant prices. [[Traders]] upcharge their wares if they dislike the party, while discounts are offered if they view the party favorably.

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	NPC attitude can be increased through dialogue options and offering gifts (through the trading menu). Attitude can be decreased through dialogue and committing crimes.		NPC attitude can be increased through dialogue options and offering gifts (through the trading menu). Attitude can be decreased through dialogue and committing crimes.

			=== Improving character attitude ===
			* {{MdAbility DOS2\|Persuasion}}

	== Companion attitude ==		== Companion attitude ==

Alex at 18:55, 8 February 2026

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	== NPC attitude ==		== NPC attitude ==
	Attitude affects merchant prices. Traders upcharge their wares if they dislike the party, while discounts are offered if they view the party favorably.		Attitude affects merchant prices. [[Traders]] upcharge their wares if they dislike the party, while discounts are offered if they view the party favorably.

	The attitude value reflected in an NPC is specific to the selected party member. This means that an NPC can dislike one party member but like another.		The attitude value reflected in an NPC is specific to the selected party member. This means that an NPC can dislike one party member but like another.
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Alex at 20:54, 30 March 2025

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	Companion attitude is affected by dialogue responses and the player character's choices in their origin quests and origin moments. If companion attitude falls too low, the companion might permanently leave the party.		Companion attitude is affected by dialogue responses and the player character's choices in their origin quests and origin moments. If companion attitude falls too low, the companion might permanently leave the party.

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	'''Attitude''' is a game mechanic in ''[[Divine Divinity]]'', which represents an NPC's opinion of the player character.		'''Attitude''' is a game mechanic in ''[[Divine Divinity]]'', which represents an NPC's opinion of the player character.

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	NPC attitude can be increased through dialogue options, completing certain quests, and offering gifts (through the trading menu). Attitude can be decreased through dialogue options and committing crimes, such as stealing.		NPC attitude can be increased through dialogue options, completing certain quests, and offering gifts (through the trading menu). Attitude can be decreased through dialogue options and committing crimes, such as stealing.

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Alex at 04:16, 30 March 2025

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Divinity: Original Sin II =
'''Attitude''' is a game mechanic in ''[[Divinity: Original Sin II]]''. The number represents a character's favorability toward a party member, with positive numbers indicating good favorability and negative numbers indicating dislike.

== NPC attitude ==
Attitude affects merchant prices. Traders upcharge their wares if they dislike the party, while discounts are offered if they view the party favorably.

The attitude value reflected in an NPC is specific to the selected party member. This means that an NPC can dislike one party member but like another.

NPC attitude can be increased through dialogue options and offering gifts (through the trading menu). Attitude can be decreased through dialogue and committing crimes.

== Companion attitude ==
Companion attitude is affected by dialogue responses and the player character's choices in their origin quests and origin moments. If companion attitude falls too low, the companion might permanently leave the party.

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Divinity: Original Sin =
'''Attitude''' is a game mechanic in ''[[Divinity: Original Sin]]''.
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Divine Divinity =
'''Attitude''' is a game mechanic in ''[[Divine Divinity]]'', which represents an NPC's opinion of the player character.

== NPC attitude ==
If the NPC views the player character favorably, they offer discounts on trade. If the NPC dislikes the player character, they increase their prices.

NPC attitude can be increased through dialogue options, completing certain quests, and offering gifts (through the trading menu). Attitude can be decreased through dialogue options and committing crimes, such as stealing.
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[[Category:Game mechanics in Divinity: Original Sin]]
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