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Oh they will be. There were already a bunch for early access, and once launch releases the full breadth of content...it's going to be gloriousfor the mods. Mods are going to be insane. (Or at least I hope they'll be.)
Oh they will be. There were already a bunch for early access, and once launch releases the full breadth of content...it's going to be gloriousfor the mods. Mods are going to be insane. (Or at least I hope they'll be.)
lovelyTons and tons and tons. 200 hours into -early access- and still finding new secrets.
I'd hazard as to say a REALLY large screen and controller is pretty amazing too.honestly playing this game on a small screen sounds like a nightmare. i'd never play this on a Deck or even PS5. The game is primarily designed for keyboard/mouse and large screens.
honestly playing this game on a small screen sounds like a nightmare. i'd never play this on a Deck or even PS5. The game is primarily designed for keyboard/mouse and large screens.
My PS5 screen is muucchh larger/higher quality than my PC screen, which is still adequate.Keyboard, i understand. But Isn’t your PS5 more likely to be hooked up to a bigger display than your PC?
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yes, and thats just the first playthrough.I wonder if this gonna be a 100 or 200h game just to finish the campaign.
you willA part of me wants to play a crpg, but i don't wanna be the next 3 months playing the same game
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Yeah, very much what i was expecting. Too bad about the karmic dice not being fixed, guess i'll just disable it after allReviewers received codes yesterday and are playing the full version now.
A couple of early impressions from discord (spoiler free , im on blackout for story content now)
- bugs with animations and shadows but otherwise stunning visuals and art design
- Some surprise as more Baldurs Gate 2 characters appear in the story
- Tactician is very very hard (as it should be lol)
- There is a dice setting called Karma dice or something that seems a little broken, needs balancing
- combat deep as expected. News spells amazing to combine
- dwarf tossing is OP
Thats it for me bois, going to see you on the other side of release day
I know people who wanted to use it, weren't for the armor class issues.Karmic dice don't need balancing, it's an option that needs to be deactivated because it's a stupid idea to begin with.
"We'll help you avoid failing a roll more than once by 'smoothing the odds' in your favor" is such a stupid, patronizing idea.I know people who wanted to use it, weren't for the armor class issues.
The guy i was refering to is a dungeon master, he said this kind of option can help the game flow better, especially since videgames can only have pseudo-random rolls."We'll help you avoid failing a roll more than once by 'smoothing the odds' in your favor" is such a stupid, patronizing idea.
Learn to take your low rolls like little men and march on, rather than sit and whine over it and beg for the devs to help you.
(not talking specifically to you, it's a generic "you").
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And plenty will come indeed
So I understand that indeed a single playthrough is around the same time as divinity original sin? Well, to be expectedyes, and thats just the first playthrough.
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Gaffers... I have given up hope in being able to wait for the PS5 version, where I already have it preordered.
Decided to compare prices on Steam vs GoG only to see "in your library."
I apparently preordered the early access on GoG THREE YEARS AGO and 100% forgot.
oh happy day.
Either way, with the armor class issues, its better left turned off.
Its a problem that happens specifically with the Karmic Dice option turned on. Basically because of the way Karmic Dice works, it turns any tanker build inviable, as it drastically increases the chance of receiving critical hits as the armor class goes up.What’s the AC issues? Did they nerf or buff how AC is generally calculated in 5E?
Its a problem that happens specifically with the Karmic Dice option turned on. Basically because of the way Karmic Dice works, it turns any tanker build inviable, as it drastically increases the chance of receiving critical hits as the armor class goes up.
Just make sure to turn it off, which is closer to what DnD should play like anyway.
This is excellent news. I can see some prudes (reee) getting really upset about this.![]()
And plenty will come indeed
it makes the game easy right?Karmic dice don't need balancing, it's an option that needs to be deactivated because it's a stupid idea to begin with.
That aside, yeah, it's currently broken, too.
No, because it affects enemies as well. Someone calculated that it increases the damage you take something like fourfold, although from what I understand some glitch was involved (maybe the AC one mentioned above).it makes the game easy right?
Completely independent, to the point that it could almost not be called Baldur's Gate at all. A couple of NPCs are back, and it happens in the same region of the same universe, but there's no narrative link to BG1 and 2 (that we know of).Also, is this a direct sequel where you should have played the previous entries first, or is it standalone in the same world?
It has its degree of complexity with mechanics and meta, but similar to bethesda rpgs it'll also try to make your life easier and not feel too overwhelming. There are "storymode" difficulty levels as well as quicksaves to let you experiment.How overwhelming will this be for someone who hasn't really played a proper CRPG before? I've played WRPGs (Witcher series, Bethesda stuff, etc), but none of the previous BG games or anything.
No, standalone story in the same world, with some references and companion characters from previous games returning.Also, is this a direct sequel where you should have played the previous entries first, or is it standalone in the same world?
There are strong indications the Dark Urge origin character is somehow related to Bhaal, maybe a Bhaalspawn or even Bhaal himself.but there's no narrative link to BG1 and 2 (that we know of).
How overwhelming will this be for someone who hasn't really played a proper CRPG before? I've played WRPGs (Witcher series, Bethesda stuff, etc), but none of the previous BG games or anything.
Same world but 100 years in the future. Knowledge of previous games will enrich the experience but is not required. Can watch a 30 minute story recap on YouTube to get an idea of what went on.Also, is this a direct sequel where you should have played the previous entries first, or is it standalone in the same world?
How overwhelming will this be for someone who hasn't really played a proper CRPG before? I've played WRPGs (Witcher series, Bethesda stuff, etc), but none of the previous BG games or anything.
That whole last Orin the Red trailer had links all over the show, Bhaal time baby!Completely independent, to the point that it could almost not be called Baldur's Gate at all. A couple of NPCs are back, and it happens in the same region of the same universe, but there's no narrative link to BG1 and 2 (that we know of).
There is a narrative link, but this game takes place more than 100 years after the events of BG2, so intimate knowledge of the previous game is not necessary, the game will retell you what ever information that you need to know.Completely independent, to the point that it could almost not be called Baldur's Gate at all. A couple of NPCs are back, and it happens in the same region of the same universe, but there's no narrative link to BG1 and 2 (that we know of).
I go into massive games knowing I may not beat it for years, if at all, these days. TotK is amazing, I'm not close to beating it, and no idea when I'll get back to it. I'll likely buy this (hell, probably double dip) knowing I will probably never see the credits roll. I may not even beat Act I before getting distracted by Armored Core and Starfield. I just want to see what the hype is about and play a genre I am completely new too. Just stop playing if you're done with it. Don't force yourself to play for 3 months. Play it when you want too.I wonder if this gonna be a 100 or 200h game just to finish the campaign. A part of me wants to play a crpg, but i don't wanna be the next 3 months playing the same game