Baldur's Gate 3

Crash after crash after crash after... I've finished my first playthrough without any problems, having played around 200+ hours on that first bard character and went to my second playthrough nearly at the same time, having reached the beginning of act 3 at the end of November. Now I've tried to play the game again, but since updating several times during December, I honestly can't. My game crashes every 5-10 minutes and nothing the internet had to offer worked for me. My PC is freshly upgraded as well, but it seems like a - Ryzen 9 7950X3D - Radeon RX 7900 XTX - 32 GB memory + a 2 TB SSD on a MPG B650 CARBON WIFI DDR5 are not enough to run this game. My 11 years old previous system with a rusty R9 280X didn't even crash a single time while playing BG3 on the lowest settings. I don't get why this keeps happening on a modern 2.3k € machine now... So yeah, I decided to not touch the game for the next few months. Hope Larian can fix whatever causes these crashes that plague some of us players in the meantime. I honestly wanted to give them a 5/5, but I can't look at this game rn. I loved this game for months. This is so frustrating.

especially for an Early Access game. Similar interface and mechanics as Divinity: Original Sin2, but with the D&D 5e ruleset driving the world. Fun and unxpected story (so far). I really like the way it implements D&D on the desktop. Some minor glitches on my older Macbook Pro, but runs fine on my mid-level Win10 box. Looking forward to patches and the game leaving Early Access.

Well, like Jack, the ripper sayed in pasta, let's beginning for parts (dark humor). Graphics: The game have beautiful graphics, Very beautiful, the people are Very well made It, the Beach, the nautilos (i don't know write this, is the alien ship), is Very well made It. Gameplay: If you play divinity, is similar, but Very different in the same time, the game play change for your weapon, class, Powers,. The battle is for turn, and depend of your Lucky. The dice is amazing and disgusting in same time, again, Lucky. Campaing: unbelieveable, amazing, beautiful. For a game in progress, and just the first chapter, os Very deep, you want know the party, you want play with each Race for see How Will great all of them. Price: I'm Brazilian, and here is R$200,00. Guys, i don't know why you até think before buy for $60.

Flipping out over this game being in Early Access, is ridiculous. They aren't hiding it, and they aren't going to charge you twice for the game. Not sure why ANY of you think that! Yes the game has some glitches, but that's to be expected when in Beta. With rebuilding the game the way they have, growing pains can be expected, however I feel they've done some damn good work so far.

In short: BG3 is on its way to greatness and will change the way we look at story telling, world building and visual presentation in RPGs! If you have an eye on the game already and don't mind EA, you cannot go wrong with purchasing this game even today. There is already a lot to see and do. It took me 32 hrs to reach the "official" end point and in all that time I only encountered 3 CTDs and no game-breaking bugs. There will be visual glitches and sometimes one of my companions would glitch out and no longer talk to me in camp but for EA the game is in surprisingly good shape. This game is based on DnD 5e, so be prepared to roll a D20. A LOT! And you will fail a lot of these rolls. At first, I found that frustrating and off-putting. But then I noticed that even in failure you do not automatically get an inferior outcome. It's actually a very faithful simulation of playing pen-and-paper and it made those moments when I had to make an impossible roll AND SUCCEEDED incredibly rewarding. Combat is fine with many doable and some proper tough fights where preparation and strategy is king. This game looks beautiful already. I played it on Ultra, and the world is stunning and diverse with a strong emphasis on verticality. NPCs will remember your choices and reference them throughout the game – the good and the bad! The voice acting in this game is incredibly good and the motion capture has remarkable detail already when it comes to gestures and expressions. The music is wonderful as well. The story looks very promising. You can do very good or very evil deeds in this game, and those choices have severe consequences. You can recruit 5 companions and each of them comes with their own agenda, morals and beliefs. They might disapprove of a lot of the things you do, but don't be discouraged - you can still improve relations in time and have them open up to you, even start a romance! All in all, I had a blast playing BG3 and cannot wait to play more!