I'll just leave pointers tbh and I'm so sad that I'm giving this 1 star but it was that bad for both myself and the friends who got it to play as a group.
Poor character creation.
Buggy mess full of graphical and audio issues.
Everyting was blurry.
Starting area is a hideously ugly mess that doesn't engage you at all.
Also, as a tutorial area, gives you no real guidance or tutoring which just feels stupid.
Combat is dull and repetitive with no charm of actual D&D.
Feels like a single player adventure with multiplater tacked on, there's no reason to do stuff as a group.
That being said random encounters can pop out of nowhere.
Companions are given to whoever starts a conversation and can't switch them to someone else if you don't want them.
Options menu kept resetting certain changes upon saving.
People saying the game gets good after 4 hours or so, who wants to be unengaged by a game like this for that long before it gets "good".
Playinh on a controller (due to joint issues) the characters are incredibly unresponsive sometimes.
With time, balancing, fixes and a Divinity style definitive edition this might be alright. For now, however, thank goodness for steam refunds and the original game.