博德之门3

I can't wait to continue my adventure. Fantastic game!

If you expect a perfect gem, hyper-polished with zero bugs and amazing stability. Go away, this is an Early Access game. Not all early access games are stable. If you want an authentic 5e simulator for the Forgotten Realms DnD campaign - just get RollD20 and write your own one. We all know what happens when you are hyper-tied to your setting or system, you get Temple of Elemental Evil. A game so mindbogglingly complex only three DMs that have read and memorized the books can figure out how to actually play it. No, this game is made by Larian, but the setting, the lore, and systems are in service of the game, not the other way around. And while it's a buggy, glitchy and sometimes crash-prone mess. It's a gem and I'd honestly buy it again. But ok, why should you want to play this game? Graphics? Well, it's pretty but it's not some kind of Raytraced marvel that needs RTX 5120. No, where this game wins is story and system: - Do you want to provoke a frog into wiping your party? - Do you want to snipe that frog from a billion light years? - Do you want to interrupt a mating between an Ogre and a Bugbear, with tragic consequences for you? - Do you wish to talk about philosophy with an Undead? Or discuss shape changing with an Ox? - Do you want to have even the stupidest choices matter - like say betting on a chicken race influencing whether you miss or get a quest? - Do you wish to dispel the illusion cast by a witch only to realize, you should have kept it. Then BG3 is the game from you. I played this game for 20hrs, only to realize, I didn't scratch the surface of what it's story brings.

I have played all the BGs, NWNs, IWD and DAs. I had thought the best cRPG experiences were behind me - but now I think they may even be be surpassed!

I played it for several hours for two days, so my opinion was that it is a fun game, but it does not resemble the old original game, and I noticed a problem with the camera rising to the top away from the game characters, and the story is not very good, but it is somewhat acceptable and it lacks side missions and very few places on the map

So much to do, so much to see! I'm not a fan of DnD mechanics, because they are limited and you can't go nuts with the skills, but BG3 still managed to entertain me 10/10. Way better than first two Baldur's Gate games. Those are like bad dream compared to the third part (Even though I played them several times and I'm way over 40 years old myself). Also Baldur's Gate 3 runs super smooth! Everyone who has problems with performance probably renewed their graphics drivers 5 years ago last time.