Twinfinite writes, "Too often gamers will give up on a game instead of lowering its difficulty, often missing an incredible experience. With Divinity Original Sin II, playing on explorer mode can be a very enjoyable experience and a great learning tool."
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It's a punishing experience if you're not used to the genre, for sure. I've been taking my time with it, but I'd certainly suggest people playing on explorer mode if you're just after the essence of the role-playing experience.
The game's difficulty feels very tabletop DnD to me, which imo is great but yeah, there should be no shade thrown at those who need to drop the game's difficulty. People should play at whatever difficulty they prefer if that's what it takes to get them into this fantastic series.
Man, more people should check out this game. One of the most innovative RPG's I've played in a long time. It's not often where I feel like outside the box thinking ends up being the better option than straight up combat. But here? That's Divinity at its best.