博德之门3

I've played a couple of hours and so far it feels pretty much what I expected, a Larian D&D game. The combat feels great, I like the roll mechanic both active and passive. The character animations are great except for the mouth. A lot of polish needed, but it is early access so understandable. I'd like to see a bit more options regarding character appearance, so far it's just fixed prefaces, no way to shape it given how much you see your character up close I think it will be nice to customize it as much as possible.

This is my initial opinion after only a few hours of play, will update later on It is beautiful! it has exceed my expectations in that regard. Combat it's taking me a bit to get used to. Not sure how I would like after more hours of play the fact that they translated the ttrpg rules (one action one bonus action and movement) as they are... It might cause some combats are way too long. Maybe the D:OS2 system would work better? I dont know. Definitely happy it is not "real time with pause" 4 chars party for me is better than bigger, less micromanagement. About the price, seriously, stop complaining that more than 200 people wants to get paid for 4 years of work and the company recover the investment. It is actually quite cheap. Bugs: some of then are quite hilarious! :)

First lets get some stuff out of the way. Loved Divinity, I put unbelievable amount of hours in it and brought in some fresh converts. And I want to love this too. But I am paying $60 to beta test the game and the first bug is that I can't get past char creation screen. I wish I was joking. So yeah, I am an idiot for buying this stuff early. I genuinely just made the world a little worse for my inability to wait and have Larian actually work out all the bugs. So what's next developers? We pay you for the tools so that we can make our own adventure?

Don't worry about those bugs at all now, even though I only encountered it once. The style of the game is too similar to that of Original Sin 2. The arrangements of all the worlds are so delicate and seamless. However, this is rather stingy. Original Sin 2 does that, which is its style. Baldur's Gate is a grand game, and this style makes it less grandiose. It's like a very beautiful dress, draped on other people, with a little dissonance. Maybe this is Larian's style. Just a little bit of my opinion, I hope the game gets better and better. I love Original Sin 2 and Baldur's Gate 3 very much. I have 492.5 hours of Original Sin 2 play time, but it is on Steam.

Baldur's Gate III was developed by Larian, and their signature is all over it. The game feels like a mixed bag of Baldur's Gate and Divinity: Original Sin. I personally am really enjoying the game so far. The game being early access does need quite a bit of work, but I feel what is there so far is great. The camera system needs to change. No question about it. In a 3D space, you need the ability to tilt the camera up and down to change viewing angles. This is critical for navigating tight 3d terrain that have lots of objects that will obscure the cameras line of sight! This is not optional. For a next-gen RPG, the current system is clunky and barely serviceable. The visuals are great, but need polishing. For example, rotating the camera to bring an object in the foreground between the camera and the characters in most cases results in a majorly pixelated hot mess of garbage, even though my graphic setting are set on ultra across the board. Some dialogue character animations are janky and jerky. Locking my frame rate to 60fps didn't seem to help it all. Occasionally characters will be speaking, hands waving, head tilting, and no mouth movement. It's...unnatural. The audio in Baldur's Gate III is fantastic. The soundtrack is orchestral, with occasional choir vocals. It is fitting and adds a great deal to the atmosphere and environment, keeping the player engaged in the moment. I would really like to see the OST released as an extra for the final release or even DLC if priced within reason (given the base game is already $60 USD). In-game sound effects are good too as well as the voice acting...top notch! Overall, I would highly recommend the purchase. I understand early access will turn some people off. That's fine. Just keep in mind the game will continue to improve, and I trust Larian Studios will treat this entry in the series with the respect it deserves! Buy it!