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NOTE
Cross-platform multiplayer with Steam is supported.
If you've played the Early Access version of the game before the release, please check out our article on potential launch issues here.
Baldur's Gate 3 EULA
NOTE
Cross-platform multiplayer with Steam is supported.
If you've played the Early Access version of the game before the release, please check out our article on potential launch issues here.
Baldur's Gate 3 EULA
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Posted on: September 5, 2023
Pharuman1
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 385 Opinie: 18
LOL
Gdy dotarłem do tytułowych Wrót Baldura i poznałem nową rodzienę Jaheiry, to nie wiedziałem czy mam się śmiać czy płakać.
Czy to było pomocne?
Posted on: April 22, 2021
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_Bruh__
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 60 Opinie: 1
So far so good. Keep it up Larian.
I played and loved BG1 and 2. So I went in expecting to hate this game. I read a lot of reviews that say "it doesn't feel like BG..." and so on and so forth.. I disagree. The game is great so far. The vast options you have to approach situations is stellar. It plays and feels like D&D 5e and you are headed for Baldur's Gate. The game looks gorgeous, the acting is good, the mechanics are on point, the pacing is really good. It's a great game. Compared to BG2: Druids grove in BG2 was small. It was an outside area and one cave at the back. Here in BG3 it's much more expansive with the refugees outside, the beach, the outdoor idol and ceremony spot and the caves. The towns in BG2 outside Athkatla (the big city) were all just a few buildings.. not that big. The couple towns you go two (I count the Goblin camp as a town) were big in comparison. SO when the party actually gets to Baldur's Gate city I'm expecting Larian to make it expansive compared to the big city in BG2 and BG1. I am very optimistic and excited to explore it when full release gets here. There are plenty of bugs, but hey, it's early access: I saw a Tiefling tail turn into a big stretchy bungie cord. After I rescued Halsin, he was walking out, and then the spiders that I 'persuaded' decided to attack him since he was neutral. This made Halsin hostile toward my party and I hadn't saved in a while... If I could give one bit of advice to Larian Studios it's this: You have a great product. Sure, listen to the community BUT always keep in mind that this is your game. By trying to please everyone you'll water down your vision and wind up with mediocrity. Stay true to what YOU envision for this game and know that it's YOUR game to make. Make your efforts count and stay true to yourselves, not the masses. Earth shatteringly good games come out of labors of love and vision, not focus groups. Listen to the message boards but don't listen too closely and don't let them steer the ship.
Czy to było pomocne?
Posted on: August 3, 2023
unsidhe
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: Opinie: 1
Larian just 'get it'.
Based on Act 1, seriously impressed with this game. Always loved the BG series and dusted off the old tomes to play a fair bit of D&D during lockdowns - and Larian just 'gets it'. They have really shown a love for BG, while not just doing a rinse / repeat of the previous titles. They captured that spark you can only get in your home D&D sessions and distilled in into a CRPG - and yeah, there is some whacky stuff, but folks, if you've never played tabletop, sit back, strap in and get ready for a random, crazy, hilarious, heroic, evil, somber, light hearted, surprising, mysterious romp thru the Realms...
Czy to było pomocne?
Posted on: August 6, 2023
SublimeOverload
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 108 Opinie: 2
Thoroughly enjoying it
I'm ancient. BG1/2 have been in my top 5 for decades I still actually play with the mod that smashes all 4 chapters together so you can play it seamlessly. I've always loved being part of the stories. I love the old games. I also love the new one. I've played for 11 hours since release and I've been really enjoying it. I picked the mysterious Dark origin story and it's been great navigating thorugh the dialog options and the surprising moments that have occurred, some of which were COMPLETELY unexpected crazy moments, which has really kept me engaged and curious where it's going. I've enjoyed the combat. There was one battle where I seriously did not think I was going to make it. I kept thinking, just re load, you are toast. A few lucky crits later I'd managed to survive and win the day and I was so happy. The character I was helping seemed as surprised as I was that we'd survived and it seemed to just perfectly fit the situation. I can't help but wonder if we'll be able to build our own stories with BG3 someday! What are my big beefs?!? I'm so accustomed to pausing the game with my thumb on the space bar for BG2 I keep finding myself hitting it in BG3 which does nothing.
Czy to było pomocne?
Posted on: September 11, 2023
StingingVelvet
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 1176 Opinie: 17
The "Elder Scrolls Oblivion" of CRPGs
Almost 20 years ago now a game called The Elder Scrolls III: Oblivion" came out and changed the action RPG genre forever. It solidified the Western style RPG as a console friendly genre, and simplified their mechanics and writing enough for much more mainstream and casual players to enjoy. It is not a bad game at all, it's perfectly fine, but I kinda hated it for what it did to the genre. Baldur's Gate 3 is that game for the CRPG genre, or tactical RPG. Whatever you want to call them. If Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous's mechanics are an algebra problem then BG3's are "1 + 1 = 2." If Pillars of Eternity's writing is Stephen King then BG3's is 50 Shades of Grey. Which is fine! The game is fine! I've put almost 200 hours into it because I want to finish it and it's as long as a winter in Antarctica. The problem isn't the game being bad, the problem is it is being praised as the best thing since sliced bread (as Oblivion was) and it will change the genre forever. I can't help but be worried what that will mean.
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