Grease is flammable and can be used as such at the table, You can also do things like Lighting an entangle spell on fire to spread fire or create steam to obscure your character. The things that make this similar to DOS are it being Turn based, UI, and effect Fields but all of these other than UI are shared with D&D. Game features multiple contextual actions like throw and shove which are viable strats in Tabletop and add to roleplaying. Game uses an AC and to Hit system using simulated dice rolls (similar to BG as AC and Hit is basically a Reverse THAC0 and both use simulated dice) Initiative uses a shared turn system which is not traditional but not unheard of in D&D. Spells use spell slots not a cool down system. Movement is its own thing instead of a pool of Skill points. Skills and spells are used as Actions and Bonus actions over a pool of skill points. While the character design is VERY in line with current D&D there is a large number of assets reused. UI, Engine and to a degree art style is similar to DOS2 over D&D and especially Baldur's Gate. Now to take a look at similarities and differences in terms of design Shared design does not make it one way because a faithful recreation of it would have it anyway.
Another example no one would use because its ridiculous is just because It has elves and dwarves doesn't make it the same either.
If this game was made by Firaxis It would be just as improper to say its Xcom 3 fantasy edition. For example Turnbased does not make it DOS3 because D&D tabletop is a turn based game. The overlap of these things with DOS2 cannot be used as a reason to say its DOS3. Baldur's Gate and D&D 5e Tabletop systems. What makes a game similar or different comes from the similarities or differences from that media compared to others. To me a game is a sum of mechanical parts and design along with Story, setting, lore, graphics, etc to tie it all together. What i want to know is specifically how this is DOS3 in terms of design For this purpose i would define it as a Forgotten Realms D&D game.
I'm not looking to have an argument of how its not BG3, I understand what BG was is different to lots of different people. What about this game makes it Divinity Original Sin 3? I have asked this question multiple times but never got a clear answer, generally no answer, but a few non answers saying effectively it "just is" Im not trying to be rude im just trying to have an actual constructive discussion and understand. So many people are claiming this is DOS3, DOS2 DLC etc etc.
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