Oh I don't disagree, and I liked the badass version more myself.
I have my own list of grievances about little design decisions I don't agree with, either at a cosmetic or mechanical level, but overall? I think the game will be incredible and it will most likely DWARF whatever they accomplished with the two Original Sin.
The answer to whether Baldur’s Gate 3 will have crossplay is No. The game will not feature crossplay across PC and PS5, which are the two platforms it will be available on.
If you already have the game, don't. There's just too much to see, you will never try everything anyway. May as well take the chance to toy around, learn how things work and get a taste of things that you probably won't be playing for 150 hours at release.
Ok, you're giving me permission to play the beta again tomorrow.
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Even though i thought they did it in jest by what the squirrel did and all…..it still was kinda stupid of them to do it.This topic is kinda starting to snowball and people that arent into video games are talking about it. Which i hope it doesnt get banned in certain countries.
Well I agree that it's sad if it detracts people to seek out and see if the game is for them. Imho I think it's just going to create more memes and hype, as that's usually how these things go, if history has any bearing (lol).
No, this one is turn-based
Nice. I couldn’t stand the combat in Pillars For some reason
Pillars could be turn base to if you wanted.
Very unlikely, this is the kind of game logic and design you can't overturn with mods. Even if someone came up with something, it would be far from functional or playable.
Turn based forces you to weight and plan your movements, also removes variables such as reaction time from the equation. Its honestly far more fitting for RPGs where classes and skills matter so much. You'll find yourself having a lot more fun with your character building than something like Skyrim where you'd always end up with some cheesy build.
RTWP is an abomination.
From what I have played, I can tell you from a standpoint of branching dialogue and quest lines, it's probably the best we've gotten in a long time, especially for a game with voice acting.
I hope so as well because then maybe BioWare would realize what fucking fools they've been. (Not that it will influence the next Dragon Age game but maybe the games after that)
Its an origin story, as which each origin story it unlocks new dialogue options and story branches, though this one seems to go a bit farther than the others. You should be able to combine it with any sort of class, i think.
Aligment is generally considered a rather outdated system, even on modern D&D rules it seems where they decoupled it from most of the game mechanics, so they did away with it in this game and it mostly remained as part of the description of set characters. Your 'aligment' is now something that should emerge naturally from your in-game choices, though purely from a storytelling perspective.
This is something they had more or less confirmed in that trailer where they showed off the city.
I don't think you need to learn the D&D rules to enjoy BG3. It's a turn based combat, each character can move a bit and use an action (attack, cast a spell, use an object, the usuals). Each classes gain more special actions/spells/abilities as they gain levels. All the intricacies you'll learn while playing and you don't need to have an exhaustive knowledge of every spell or class effects in the game. But sure, there's tons of guides for playing 5E D&D but they don't necessarily translate well for CRPG unless they're written with the CG in mind.is there anywhere i can read up about how everything works and explains the mechanics? i've never played D&D before. i only played a tiny bit of the original Baldur's Gate which might as well have been not at all. i played some Divinity Original Sin but don't know if that was based on D&D?
i only played up to after the goblin attack where you arrive at the village place. was having fun but it's overwhelming how much it throws at you.
yeah i could just go play more of the game lol but i'd rather wait until full launch before jumping right in. is it enough to read the rules of D&D or is there a youtube video i can watch that explains everything for newcomers to BG/D&D???
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I dont know how someone could hate the Divinity (Original Sin) games. I mean, its not a matter of opinion. Those games were simply BRILLIANT in every aspect. Original, fun, unexpected, surprising...
Mildly demanding. You can play it on a mid-range pc with generally good settings and performance, but don't expect it to run great on a potato or Steam Deck. Note however that it'll definitely need a SSD, unless you're fine with insane loading times and pop-ins.
Thanks a bunch for your info so if I have Lenovo legion laptop with these specs:
I'm curious about the reception of this game. Overall score it'll receive, sales, peak player count, etc
