Baldur's Gate 3

Le jeu a du potentiel, les personnages sont généralement bien construits (bien que parfois pénible, coucou Astarion, t'as de la chance que j'ai eu besoin d'un voleur sinon tu aurais tenu compagnie à Laezel durant toute ma partie!), l'histoire est intéressante et bien ficelée. Mais l'exécution technique... Entre les bugs plus ou moins handicapants (par exemple je ne peux lancer le jeu que sous vulkan, sinon je n'arrive pas à l'écran du menu de jeu), cette @%#! de caméra me faisant regretter les premiers Tomb Raider et des choix techniques (dont l'UI dégueulasse) qu'on qualifiera poliment de singuliers, c'est un festival. Mais ce qui m'aura fait abandonner le jeu ce sont les décisions débiles (oui) concernant les quêtes. Que des choix s'excluent d'eux même dans certains je peux comprendre. Si on décide de meuler la face de certains, on ne pourra pas faire leurs missions, logique, mais certains lock out sont juste cons et vous ruinent des heures de jeu parce que vous ne saurez que ça a merdé que bien plus tard. Et des fois, pour une broutille ou un choix logique, mais pas pour Larian. Ca c'était la goutte d'eau d'un vase déjà bien rempli. Dommage pour Karlach et Halsin, de vrais BFF, mais trop c'est trop.

Désoler Oui c'est un très bon jeu en termes d'histoire mais en ce qui concerne l'optimisation c'est un GRAND NON juste éffroyable impossible de jouer sans rencontrer un bug . Que ce soit en solo ou en multi on ce bat pour que le jeu tourne correctement et quand on y arrive on ce fait quick de la partie en cour toute les heure c'est juste infernale on as antendue 3 mois pour continuer l'histoire car l'acte 3 était affreux soft lock , quick , crash , on commence une nouvelle quête mais il nous dit qu'elle est terminer... juste dégouter nous n'avon même pas pus profiter de la fin du jeu tellement c'était un bordel , avec cette impression que l'acte final était rush... juste NON et pour la même raison que CBP 77 oui c'est un bon jeu mais un VRAI jeu c'est quand il est otpi correctement et qu'on ne doit pas ce prendre autant la tête... M'as config : RTX 4080 i7 13700FK 32Go de ram Watercooling corsair Void rgb Elite

The gameplay options, combat, graphics, sound design, and voice acting are great. Unfortunately, the UX is the worst in the business. Each character has their own inventory, and each character's inventory is overwhelming on its own. There's always way too much on the screen, causing many miss-clicks with varying degrees of consequences. Every character can wear way too many items and has way too many abilities. In actual D&D, you can only wear 3 magical items at a time, preventing you from getting over-powered and keeping things manageable. The inventory has a search function, for Christ's sake. If you need that, then something has gone horribly wrong. The animations are slow, which is greatly compounded compounded by the lack of overworld map travel, too many interactive items on the screen, and the long 30-character battles. Every time I turn on the game, something annoying happens. Maybe the party will notice and run into a trap before I can react (and THEN the game will pause AFTER I triggered the trap, not after the party noticed it). Maybe one campanion will refuse to jump after the rest of the party, requiring me to click on them, separate them from the party, jump manually, then reconnect them to the party. That's 5 clicks just for ONE party member to jump over a chasm. Everything is tediously slow and manual like that, making the whole experience exhausting, like trying to balance a glitchy spread sheet for 3 hours. It doesn't help that there's no pause button. Sometimes friendly NPCs would start combat without me, getting killed before I can join the fight in a good position. The writing is cliched and cheesy. It's fun, I guess, but it takes itself way too seriously, making the overall tone confusing. The music is very cliched as well. It's your typical Western RPG orchestral sountrack, just with some pop added. This could have been one of the greats, but the weak story and the CHORE that it is to play just don't make for a good experience.

It is actually nice, about 7 out of 10. But it is still rare like early access. Tons of bugs. 5 years and such price – and still cannot use ropes and traps disarming kit, get stuck camera and characters, crooky controls, quests random reset, and much much more. But oh yeah can romance everything. If you are looking for decent tactical DnD without romancing bears, better check out Solasta.

It's a big RPG with lots of modern features. It has a ton of replay value but you probably won't keep engaged multiple times as you would with Baldur's Gate or other Forgotten Realms games. It not much like Baldur's Gate. It is a little similar to Divinity: Original Sin. While this could be a good standalone game by itself, I don't recommend it. The characters are not engaging enough compared to the standard of recent RPG's anyway. The graphics range from good to great and it's voiced. However, I found that even with an increased modern presentation, overall this game is less immersive than even games where you can't fully make out character's faces! It just isn't personable enough. The full turn based combat is a big step down from Baldur's Gate's real time with pause and frankly is less strategic and unnecessarily time consuming. The combat system as a whole has an overwhelming number of options but it just feels like you have less control of your characters and more fluff, while the computer is doing most of the work for you. I personally don't care for the story much. It's okay and has a similar tone to some of the Baldur's Gate 2 stories but put simply, it's hard to care about the characters or world as presented. The writing is theme park -like, in the vapid, hyped thrills sense, and not thorough enough to connect you to everything inside. There is a lot to like and a lot to be disappointed in here. But there are also some over the top breaking points if you are on the fence. The inclusion of cgi porn in the romances, the inclusion of the now infamous bestiality, inclusion for inclusion's sake, the lack of legacy class combinations/options from BG1/2, low level cap and underdeveloped character endgame, the combat system completely foreign to Baldur's Gate, and the list goes on. Overall, it's just not Baldur's Gate, not the next best thing, and not worth the time really. Don't expect it to be Baldur's Gate the Third, expect...something different.