more than 2 months after release, BG3, a single player RPG,is still averaging 200k players a day on steam with overwhelmingly positive user reviews
Edgelord79
Gold Member
All semblance of credibility would be lost at that point.
analog_future
Resident Crybaby
Maybe I should play this
Eotheod
Member
It's good shit.
Guilty_AI
Member
rip
Men_in_Boxes
Men_in_Boxes
Bkdk
Member
Really surprised so many are still playing it, it doesn't have infinite content and the game does not have full mod support yet, so there isn't really new quests or location mods. They really do love the game to replay it again and again. I do have to say the char creation modders like toarie and vemperen are really heroes of this game. Without the enhanced character art I probably won't enjoy the game as much.
Grildon Tundy
Member
This game is so good, it gave me my first acne outbreak in 15 years because I played it for 3 days straight and forgot to shower.
Solidus_T
Banned
Excellent. We need more frequent threads praising this game.
I have beaten it once and I still spend a lot of time redoing things in my various saves I made throughout my first playthrough. I also have other playthroughs with friends and solo ones I made. Absolute GOTY material and a historic achievement on Larian's part - especially against the backdrop of the general gaming industry.
I have beaten it once and I still spend a lot of time redoing things in my various saves I made throughout my first playthrough. I also have other playthroughs with friends and solo ones I made. Absolute GOTY material and a historic achievement on Larian's part - especially against the backdrop of the general gaming industry.
Mister Wolf
Member
We all know its GOTY.
FIREKNIGHT2029
Member
Mark my words, this game is gonna be winning GOTY from a majority of sites.
Solidus_T
Banned
This game is so good, every game went into my backlog for months since its release. It is worth skipping whatever you are playing to get this game right now. It sounds crazy, but you'll see when you play it.
ChorizoPicozo
Member
The Most Important RPG of the last 10 years.
- Sarah Bond
- Sarah Bond
Dacvak
No one shall be brought before our LORD David Bowie without the true and secret knowledge of the Photoshop. For in that time, so shall He appear.
I never care about stories. This game made me care about its story.
I don't like RPGs. This game made me like it, an RPG.
By all logic, I should not have even purchased this game, yet it's probably my current GOTY. Everyone should try this game, imo.
It's not without its flaws, but where it excels, it's probably best-in-class.
LiquidMetal14
hide your water-based mammals
Well deserved. This is a much bigger achievement than they other thread about Starfield about a AAA game that is advertised and on both console and PC vs a giant hit as mainly a PC exclusive at first.
It does help BG3 that Starfield is mediocre too
It does help BG3 that Starfield is mediocre too
ReBurn
Gold Member
It would be interesting to see a PC first game win GOTY at the game awards. Most of the time it seems like console gets the priority in the all inclusive popularity contests.
Chuck Berry
Gold Member
Ive never played anything by Larian but I sure do love me some RPG goodness.
Ill jump on this once I have a legit clean slate. Too much other stuff this year. Expect a LTTP thread from me in the coming months.
Ill jump on this once I have a legit clean slate. Too much other stuff this year. Expect a LTTP thread from me in the coming months.
semiconscious
Member
okay, i've been saving up all my spare change, & will finally be able to buy this in a week. i enjoyed, but couldn't finish either divinity games, but if it simply provides as many hours of enjoyment as they both did, i'll be happy...
Freelance Yakuza
Member
If you like to do every quest possible and explore every single area you may spend 120/130 hours in act 1 and 2
Which is great because they are perfect as it is now
Act 3 is in a much better state right now but because of some bugs I had to find workarounds to complete some quests the way I wanted
Freelance Yakuza
Member
God knows that tastes vary and you may not like but... Baldur's Gate 3 was the best "investment" I have made in recent memory regarding entertainment
I paid R$ 200 (full price) and had 170 hours of fun, and I didn't even finish the game, so it will be probably R$ 1,00 por hour of fun.
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Alebrije
Member
I am playing Torment Tides of Tunemera, this game is about reading a lot and like it....Does BG 3 has good writting ? Nice story?
SmokedMeat
Gamer™
So happy for Larian Studios. They deserve every bit of success.
Mythoclast
Member
Gave it a chance but can't really stand turn-based games. I found it too boring. Fun if you play with friends tho.
StereoVsn
Gold Member
It has much better writing, better characters and much better story. Numera was mediocre.
Main thing there are so many choices driving BG3, it's crazy. There are huge number of options from quest completions to boss fights. It's kind of crazy.
Owl Bear bomb is still my favorite though.
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Rendered Tangent
Banned
Three or four of my friends have been balls deep in this for weeks now and the more I watch the more I'm tempted to give it a try.
It's really not my kind of game, but they all swear it's great, so maybe I'm missing out.
It's really not my kind of game, but they all swear it's great, so maybe I'm missing out.
GetInTheRobot
Banned
one of the best games ever made...no surprise.
Edgelord79
Gold Member
Much better.
Little Chicken
Gold Member
Can't wait to play it on Xbox soon 
VideoGameEnjoyer
Member
No game deserves its success more. A shining ray of light in the industry.
ShadyAcshuns
Member
Any idea how it's doing on PS5?
Doom85
Member
Probably pretty well.
Baldur's Gate 3 is now a best-selling pre-order on PS5
Its success on PC continues to increase too
www.gamesradar.com
PS Store Sales Charts: Baldur's Gate 3 Almost Tops Ever-Popular Sports Titles
Not two bad
www.pushsquare.com
It was only PC-exclusive for about a month, regardless I don't think TGA will care either way, especially as the above links show the game has clearly been a hit on consoles as well.
Thirty7ven
Banned
Monster game, buy this one people buy it!
Krappadizzle
Member
balls of snow
Gold Member
God I hope so. Would be wild a crpg of all things to take down Zelda.
FoxMcChief
Gold Member
I very much look forward to playing this at some point.
ReBurn
Gold Member
Sales numbers don't really impact GOTY that much, though. If they did we'd see more influence from the annual cookie cutter sports titles and COD's in the GOTY space given their position on sales charts at various times of the year. BG3 being where it was on the PS5 charts really wasn't that surprising given the lack of pretty much anything else that wasn't sports releasing around that time. Not saying the game isn't great, but it also wasn't really competing with many other games and it still was downloaded less on PS5 in the US and UK during release month than the top sportsball games in each region.
My point is that some genres just don't get the same nod toward GOTY that more traditional action adventure games seem to. I could definitely be wrong, but I think something like Zelda would beat out a CRPG like BG3 not because it's a better game but because it has more mainstream appeal.
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ShadyAcshuns
Member
Soon as I see a physical copy, or a good digital discount I'm in.
It's so, so good. I wish I had free time like all these people on their third playthrough or whatever. Do these people have jobs?
Anyway, I just finished Act 2 at about 55 hours of play time. It's really impressive how the game continues to give you interesting situations and colorful dialogue. Every combat encounter has some kind of unique twist to it. There are tons of fights that are apparently the only time a given enemy type appears in the whole game!
It's almost painful just knowing how much stuff I'm not seeing because there are so many choices and different ways for things to play out. Heck, when you transition from Act 1 to 2 you have a choice of two paths to take. Each path is like an entire chapter of the game in itself with numerous stories, quests, characters, locations, etc. that you might never even see.
Anyway, I just finished Act 2 at about 55 hours of play time. It's really impressive how the game continues to give you interesting situations and colorful dialogue. Every combat encounter has some kind of unique twist to it. There are tons of fights that are apparently the only time a given enemy type appears in the whole game!
It's almost painful just knowing how much stuff I'm not seeing because there are so many choices and different ways for things to play out. Heck, when you transition from Act 1 to 2 you have a choice of two paths to take. Each path is like an entire chapter of the game in itself with numerous stories, quests, characters, locations, etc. that you might never even see.
SportsFan581
Member
The OP is going to be shocked when he realizes that this game supports online, multi-player coop.
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cartman414
Member
TotK might have its chances reduced a little because BotW already took the prize in 2017. Repeats may be a little less likely, though there has yet to be something of an actual precedent.