Posted on: August 17, 2023
05032MendicantBias
验证所有者游戏: 评论: 4
Nearly flawless
20h in and the only complaint I have is minor UI issues with inventory management. Baldur's Gate 3 captures the spirit of a D&D5E campaign surprisingly well. Character Creator (****) You can easily create great characters of many iconic D&D races, there is even a toggle for lore accurate skin tones. I would have like a tool for sculpting faces and sliders for body shapes. Mechanics (*****) BG3 captures D&D 5E mechanics to an amazing degree. There are a few changes: Shove is a BONUS ACTION, meaning it's easier for ranged characters to make space. Short rest is istantaneous, and basically a free heal. Projectiles don't need to be micromanaged as far as I can tell. Skill Rolls (*****) BG3 handles exceptionally skill rolls, even keeping track of optional bonuses and inspiration. Combat (*****) BG3 is a lot harder if you play it like other turn based RPG. It's not meant for you to charge into an enemy camp head on and win. You'll die. Instead you need to plan well your approach, have a strategy and exploit the terrain (fall damage, cover, high ground, obstacles, puddle of oil/mud) to have a fair fight. Real Time/Turn Based (***) The game is real time, but becomes turn based for characters in combat. It's a mechanic that can be exploited by having characters in hiding kiting the cone of view of the enemy, and position themselves for free and get huge damage against surprised enemies. It's a bit baffling how it works, you need to learn it. Inventory (**) It's clunky. No sort when you look at TAB party. Hard to sell split and transfer items. Characters and storylines (*****) Intruiging, interesting, nuanced. Play the game and discover them. Graphics (*****) Simply amazing. Sometimes the camera get stuck on high walls. Branching Choices (***** *) BG3 goes above and beyond, it's incredible. at 18h I found a necklace with "speak to the dead" and found that dead have story relevants interactions.
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