

For Steam the default location is C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\The Divinity Engine 2. ReCon is located in The Divinity Engine 2 installation folder, next to the Engine executable (DivinityEngine2.exe). While in the editor, press CTRL+SHIFT+F11 to open ReCon. Now that it's on consoles, there are no more excuses for you not to check out the best RPG of the past year How to open. This game is brilliant, through and through. Though I guess it does potentially complicate. but I hate competitive MP) I don't really see the harm. Unless there's a really good reason to not have it (such as competitive MP. Speaking as someone whose comfort zone is the Bethesda games, I actually really like having console access: admittedly, Bethesda games typically require console access to un-stick the numerous bugs, but I kinda like the convenience of being able to alter, fix or examine stuff as the fancy takes me. Ctrl + shift + click an object to select it or comman Some commands will only be applied on the object that is currently selected (i.e. Is there a divinity: original sin 2 gold exploit in 202 ReCon can be attached to the game or editor to send console commands. Haven't tried it myself though You don't have access to the console in Divinity 2 so there are no console commands that you can type in, but what you can do is use mods and trainers to replace console commands. If it was for Steam: C: \ Program Files (x86) \ Steam \ steamapps \ common \ The Divinity Engine 2 If it was by GOG: C: \ GOG Games \ Edito I never used it myself but from your post I take it doesn't work? To me one article reads like it should work but the other suggests ReCon doesn't work with the game, only the editor. The address will depend on the platform from where you downloaded the game.

So, in order to open the game console through it, you will have to follow the following steps: First, go to where ReCon is installed.
