Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition

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Posted on: May 3, 2023

KornKnight88

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Baldur's Gate 1

One of the best games of all time!

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Posted on: August 3, 2021

abet0113

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changes

changed the script to add politics the developer didnt intend

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Posted on: August 9, 2021

RACHMANOVSKI

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Play THIS instead of the Original.

Long story short: The game is great if you love CRPG. This is a must play, even only for one play through. You see these reviews saying "Don't play it, it's bad port, the original runs just 'fine'"-- well let me say this to you, prospective buyer: NO, the old version is NOT fine and *will* required you to MOD the game to play the game because the original screen scale is simply unplayable. Granted the game released in the 90s, the tech they were using are obsolete, so if you try to play the original, you *will* inevitably want to mod it, Just so that it can be 'playbale'. So yes, buy the enhanced version, download Lefreut enhanced UI, copy lefreut mode to your game install folder, install the mode, et voila, it's a lot better than the original.

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Posted on: April 20, 2023

cceast

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Great update port of classic CRPG

I've read the bad reviews on GoG, and honestly I do not understand the animosity. I bought this title on sale a few weeks ago, and have played the entire game to very-nearly 100% completion (I may go back and play an evil party at some point). As of version 2.6.6 the new UI works wonderfully, and the game seems mostly bug-free, with the inclusion of thousands of both original and fan-made bugfixes (rendering fixpack mods obsolete). Yes, they have big black outlines to make sprites more visible for people playing on tiny screens, but this is an OPTIONAL graphics feature which seems to be off by default on the PC version. Yes, the Black Pits game is a bit pointless (basically just a tactical game using the BG engine), but it's separate from the main game and you can easily just ignore it. The new companion NPCs are not perfect, but they're in a similar style and generally have more depth than most of the original companions (people complaining about their lack of content are invited to consider that many of the original companions had no content whatsoever after recruitment (Ajantis, Alora, Branwen, Faldorn, Garrick...). While the writing and voice acting aren't going to win any major awards, they're not bad by any means. Lastly there's the Siege of Dragonspear DLC. Is is as good as BG1? That's debatable, but what it has got going for it is plenty of original (non-recycled) characters, items, quests and (especially) maps. I defy anyone to find a free mod with even half as much original content. The story is a little predictable, but honestly given a mandate to write filler between BG1 and 2, they did a good job in my opinion. If Beamdog issued another major Baldur's Gate DLC, I'd snap it up as soon as it was on sale.

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Posted on: April 28, 2020

sozcaps

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Nice UI changes, otherwise a downgrade

As an oldschool Bioware fan, I gotta say off the bat that I have some axes to grind with this “Enhanced” Edition. The very TL;DR is that EE is mostly worth it for the zoom function and convenient, built-in widescreen. Didn't touch SoD, because it feels like fanfic to me. New items and enemies is neat, though. Basically, EE adds more bugs than BG ever had. The UI can freeze if you kick Haer'Dalis. Unresponsive AI. Farsight leaves enemies blinking in an out of sight. Pathing causing characters to get stuck inside each other, to name some. Even the couple of rushed beta-patches of BG 1 and 2 with game-breaking dialogue bugs had less of these surprises than EE. All the while, instead of patching the bugs, Beamdom have “fixed” Bioware design to make the rules more strict and the game less fun. Bard songs don't stack, rendering them an even more underpowered class than ever. Almost all of the kits are taken from IWD 2 and modder fan sites, and I fail to see what exactly Beamdog are charging for. EE adds companions that modders have outwritten and out-voice acted countless times over the decades, for free. EE adds a widescreen support that modders made decades ago, for free. EE also adds “rebalancing” and tweaking that no one asked for. Extra random encounters with faceless trash mobs are added in, adding no flavor for veterans and unfair ambushes for new players. The NPCs are straight out of fanfiction, acting like parodies of previous BG characters. You can easily find better written AND voiced characters on the Gibberlings Three and Spellhold Studios fan sites. For free. And these NPCs aren't fourth wall-breaking and desperate to be clever instead of just having character. Enchantment spells have been nerfed, because a couple of enemies use these spells. The enemies could have been given their own versions of these spells, but Beamdog opts to just render almost an entire spell school even weaker than before.

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