It's expected to be ready to go in August. It also didn't say what exactly is coming in the Divinity: Original Sin Definitive Edition, only that it will include "thousands of tweaks and changes." I'd expect a bit of new content too, but we'll have to wait and see about that.
Larian didn't say whether saves from the old version will transfer to the new, but since that wasn't the case with Divinity: Original Sin Enhanced Edition, I wouldn't expect it to happen here either. Both versions of the game will continue to reside on Steam, and you'll be able to launch and play either. The Divinity: Original Sin 2 Definitive Edition will be similar to the Enhanced Edition of Divinity: Original Sin, which came out roughly eight months after Divinity: Original Sin Classic, as it's now known. Perhaps I just got spoiled with faster movement in other games. Is there anyway to speed up movement that I am just not seeing This is so slow I can't even stand to play the game right now. They are not in sneak but it really isn't much faster. The video only mentions the Xbox One version of the game (which will be available tomorrow via Xbox Game Preview), but over on Facebook the studio said that the updated release will be coming to PC as well. So I started playing but the characters are moving with a speed like they are in molasses. Larian revealed the Definitive Edition yesterday with a video introducing Feedback Billy, a new, more interactive system for collecting feedback on the game.
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