mega trainer experience premium divinity original sin

That's 40 each character, and including your own, there are 5 characters prior to the grove. That said, 200 of those are from a Camping Supply pack that comes with each character to start with. I counted 325-ish Camping Supply Points by the time I reached the Dank Crypt (after getting past Gimblebock and crew.) I Short Rested once and healed 10 HP between Shadowheart and my Wizard. By the Gods! They could make each Short Rest 5 Camping Supplies per HP restored and Long Rest 10 times Character Levels at Camp and you'd still have enough Camping Supplies to Short Rest a thousand times and Long Rest at least a dozen (not literally). That said, I just tested out the Camping Supplies that you get from the start of the game. I'm just saying, we need something different to manage this, and that's, again, why I think promoting Short Rest usage and making it far more appealing, rather than restricting Long Rest more, would cause players to naturally use Short Rest more and Long Rest less. Beating her without a full health/spell slot arsenal is suicide unless you use gimmicks. Then I'll go after the hag because, practically speaking, the hag is one of the toughest fights in EA.

I'm going to backtrack as far as I have to in order to rest safely. If I'm going after the Hag, for example, and I'm half dead, I'm not going to continue on to fight the hag. People will still backtrack and still Long Rest whether you have Random Encounters up the wazoo or whether you force people to backtrack without Fast Travel. Likewise, I'm afraid that it'd do the same exact thing with BG3. The random encounters and forcing me to backtrack painstakingly to Long Rest did absolutely nothing to stop me from Long Resting. All I'm saying in that regard is that was my experience.

Mega trainer experience premium divinity original sin