This maybe affects 0.1% or less of players, and I plan to finish Classic myself for the reasons I stated.The Divine is dead. Like I said, the ONLY reason you would want to play Classic is if you want to experience a specific flavour that you cannot get in EE. Also they made contradictory changes to skills, sneaking in combat was basically removed, and thus affecting the talents I listed. The reason is why they still offer a classic version, is if you had saves then they would not be compatible cross version (I think). UI's are cleaner, controller support introduced, etc. It adds more quests and voiceovers, adds some gameplay features. Yes it's more polished in about almost every way aside the one's I listed. So EE pros are that is a more polished version? It changes something more quests or mechanics? I don't get why there's two versions of it Classic is a niche flavour, for people that know what they want out of the game. If you don't know which flavour to pick, Enhanced is always the one you want to pick. It has better UIs, performance, native controller support, Tactician/Honor Mode, a bunch of voiceovers and quests, gameplay features(Dual wielding/wands), etc. So two very specific reasons to choose Classic over EE, if neither of these appeal to you. (Removing spells like Tactical retreat and Phoenix Dive just makes gameplay less fun) These in conjunction with balance changes removed specific ways to play the game. They removed many skills that were originally in the game, Classic had 139 Skills while EE only has 128. You want to play a sneak backstab rogue or a Leech and Zombie tank playstyle. Classic has it's own achievements and surprisingly enough, more than the Enhanced edition.Ģ. There are two reasons why you might want to play Classic over Enhanced.ġ. Originally posted by dichebach:Should I play 'classic' or just install enhanced and play ti?

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