Posted on: July 29, 2024

Sephri89

Spiele: 28 Rezensionen: 1

original sins 2.5

the game takes most of its inspiration from the original sins games wich is good if you liked them but it has little to do with the Baldurs gate 1 and 2 that i played growing up. the conections to the previous games are superficial and fells more like pandering than anything else. my first dislike is that the gameplay and the story is compleatly at odds with it self. the whole midflayer larva feels tacked on for how little it effects the story untill the absolutly last minutes of the game. the second part is that the game omits so much information, from chracter creation to item descriptions. i frequently had to look up information outside the game like class progression and potion effects. and the less said about act three the better.

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Posted on: February 21, 2023

Early-Access-Bewertung

krisk27

Spiele: 139 Rezensionen: 2

Excellent at this point!

The Game will be released later in 2023 and is very polished at this point in time. It has been early access for quite some time and the progress is very visible. Graphics and Sound are excellent and many crucial aspects (like the rolling of dice for certain challenges) are solved in a really great way, allowing for a very hardcore play as well as a more forgiving route. One thing I totally fail to understand is critisism that "this is no BG anymore but Divinity OS 3" This is simply not true. The World, the gamerules, the Character Building, all of this is entirely Baldurs Gate. And on top you get some innovations that made the Divinity Series so awesome to play. +Interactable Terrain +Different groups in one Area with different interests that you can navigate +Playable Characters with unique background stories integrated in the main story It would be crazy and a severe loss for the Game if Larian did not bring the strong points of their previous games into it. A must buy for any roleplayer.

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Posted on: August 20, 2023

grim1234

Bestätigter Besitzer

Spiele: 244 Rezensionen: 11

This is an OK game with no atmosphere

Sorry, but... why are people raving about this game? Aside for incorporating DnD 5e into a game very well, it's just average all around. Characters? Have potential for sure, but the writing is average, if not downright boring. Atmosphere? Well, not too much of it, and the game tries to be funny too much. Yeah, that's how Divinity was and you can just accept that BG3 is basically Divinity and move on - except BG3 is different enough to remind you that this is indeed DnD. So if you're familiar with DnD and Forgotten Realms you might be put off by... everything: how it looks, sounds and feels. When I'm playing BG3 I cannot believe for a second that I am indeed exploring the world of Forgotten Realms. It feels more like some funny scenario. I haven't met a single interesting NPC so far, too. I'm bored, boss. I want interesting characters to talk to, with well written dialogues. Jesus, even findinga hideout run by young tiefling criminals didn't amount to anything interesting. Unfortunately, this is a candidate for a refund for me. How can an RPG with talking bears can be so unimpressive. Divinity 1 was more impressive than this.

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Posted on: July 18, 2021

Early-Access-Bewertung

riddie

Spiele: Rezensionen: 1

Mass Effect dialogue wheel in disguise

Remember how deeply Baldur's Gate would immerse you in its world, just through the dialogues alone? How it could create a sense of reality, the feeling of being part of something new, and wanting to learn more about it? That's partly because in the dialogues of Baldur's Gate your attitude sets the tone, and every action grows organically from that. In BG3, you only get to chose the action, and it dictates what stance your character must take to achieve it. Every actor knows that it's not the text, but the way you deliver it that makes the difference. Life is not made up of basic colors, it's the nuances, the subtleties that make it appealing. Moss green, sky blue, alabaster white, crimson red, hazelnut brown. The dialogues in BG3 use the attitude system from Mass Effect. Green, blue, white, red, brown. But make no mistake, they won't ever straight up tell you that. They'll make you think you can order a Tequila Sunrise, but what you'll get is a Bloody Mary. And then it's somehow your fault for not ordering correctly. Know what you are offered with BG3. The choice is yours.

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Posted on: August 14, 2023

adranos

Spiele: 98 Rezensionen: 3

Divinity 3: Baldur's Gate...

If you like Larian games fine. It's taken Larian's usual approach and added "Baldur's Gate" to the title but apart from that its very different to the titles it is supposed to honour. Its beautiful but the UI is slightly clunky and finding specific actions can be a nightmare. The party members seem to be walking demographic tick boxes. They should also do something about the dice rolls; yes, I know its decided on a d20 but having to watch the animation of the roll over and over is just irritating. It feels like a game that tries to be all things to all people and suffers by stretching itself to thin. If you like the Divinity games then you'll probably enjoy it. If you like Baldur's Gate 1/2, pick up the Pathfinder or Pillars of Eternity games because they are the real "spiritual sucessors".

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