the divinity os2 models and BG3 ain't close breh
the art style takes some similarities, but the graphical leap is huge
its very okay
the movement stuff and alert states are what's caught me off guard the most
Baldur's Gate 3 (PC, PS5, Xbox Series) [no open spoilers]
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the art style takes some similarities, but the graphical leap is huge
the movement stuff and alert states are what's caught me off guard the most
Gizmo_Duck
blathering blatherskite!
The graphics are def upgrades, especially the dialogue scenes but what i meant by remastered is that is feels like more of a graphical overhaul than anything else. The dice roll mechanic seemed somewhat new although skillchecks were always a thing.
It seems like it’s the exact same engine as divinity. I mean I’m not hating, i love divinity i just see more similarities than not.
Definitely more serious than the Divinity series. I think that was one of the aspects of the games that turned me off.
This game is very "DnD" . More grounded within the lore of the Forgotten Realms, no "whimsical" feeling here.
I'm trying to avoid saying it's "Darker" because that is being thrown around a lot lol.
Game reminds me of Dragon Age: Origins, Neverwinter Nights 2 and some Divinity (Game engine, interactive environments is very "Larian")
The few party members I've met so far give a very strong impression early on. Which is good, you want strong characters to work with
Or against
So far, no, but it seems like the "Performance" speech options are almost all humor based and it's a skill check. So i guess if you made a character that's good in performance the game becomes a lot more like divinity.
Definitely more serious than the Divinity series. I think that was one of the aspects of the games that turned me off.
This game is very "DnD" . More grounded within the lore of the Forgotten Realms, no "whimsical" feeling here.
I'm trying to avoid saying it's "Darker" because that is being thrown around a lot lol.
Game reminds me of Dragon Age: Origins, Neverwinter Nights 2 and some Divinity (Game engine, interactive environments is very "Larian")
The few party members I've met so far give a very strong impression early on. Which is good, you want strong characters to work with
Or against
Yeah it does remind me of DA but it's a lot weirder than DA. But I tried and failed to get into the earlier BG games I'm sure the games were always this weird.
I'm definitely with you on the party members thing. They didn't go out of their way to make them easily likeable or anything like that, which makes them more interesting.
PoorAndDangerous
Superstar
I want so bad to like these types of games, I tried multiple times to get into Divinity and i just can't get into it. I can clearly see the passion and amount of work that went into the game but I just can't seem to get hooked by it, it's such a fukking time sink without finding a lot of fun in the experience. I was hoping Bladur's Gate would be A LOT darker and more gothic looking, and maybe I just haven't seen deep enough into the game but from what I've seen it's just a new Divinity, so I think I'm gonna have to wait on this, but it does look well made just like the studios other games.
Stumbled across this article:
*light spoilers from only 20 or so minutes into the game*
nikkas mad that they getting they wigs pushed back in this shyt
*light spoilers from only 20 or so minutes into the game*
Just after murdering the small band of confused fisherfolk, the party can confront the mortally wounded Illithid that was mind-controlling them. Most of the dialog is mundane and leads nowhere—but there's a tantalizing chance to turn the tables on the wounded mind flayer. All I needed to do was pass an Intelligence check—which should be easy, with a wizard—and then perhaps I could learn what happened to myself and my comrades!
Unfortunately, this turned out to be a trap—failing the Intelligence check is a perfectly fine outcome, and leads to either killing the mind flayer, or leaving it to die on its own. But passing the check means that the monster gets its hooks into the hero's brain—who must then pass a much more difficult Wisdom check to avoid being gruesomely murdered.
Unfortunately, this turned out to be a trap—failing the Intelligence check is a perfectly fine outcome, and leads to either killing the mind flayer, or leaving it to die on its own. But passing the check means that the monster gets its hooks into the hero's brain—who must then pass a much more difficult Wisdom check to avoid being gruesomely murdered.
nikkas mad that they getting they wigs pushed back in this shyt
I went into it thinking it would be kind of a darker Divinity game with really deep and complicated lore, but it's not that at all. The best way to describe this game is game is basically "what if you were in the Witcher, but they got invaded by aliens
"And apparently this is a classic DnD setting as well, in this setting they apparently have spaceships and laser guns and shyt. I would've never fukkin thought
Stumbled across this article:
*light spoilers from only 20 or so minutes into the game*
Just after murdering the small band of confused fisherfolk, the party can confront the mortally wounded Illithid that was mind-controlling them. Most of the dialog is mundane and leads nowhere—but there's a tantalizing chance to turn the tables on the wounded mind flayer. All I needed to do was pass an Intelligence check—which should be easy, with a wizard—and then perhaps I could learn what happened to myself and my comrades!
Unfortunately, this turned out to be a trap—failing the Intelligence check is a perfectly fine outcome, and leads to either killing the mind flayer, or leaving it to die on its own. But passing the check means that the monster gets its hooks into the hero's brain—who must then pass a much more difficult Wisdom check to avoid being gruesomely murdered.
nikkas mad that they getting they wigs pushed back in this shyt
no easy mode in early access got these kids pressed
no easy mode in early access got these kids pressed
I try to avoid a fight at all times, shyt can go left so fast.
Who thought of PHASE SPIDERS?! I though the teleporting crocs would stay in Divinity but nope
I went into it thinking it would be kind of a darker Divinity game with really deep and complicated lore, but it's not that at all. The best way to describe this game is game is basically "what if you were in the Witcher, but they got invaded by aliens
And apparently this is a classic DnD setting as well, in this setting they apparently have spaceships and laser guns and shyt. I would've never fukkin thought
Breh what
This is nothing like Witcher 3
Not sure how complicated you want things to be in the first ten hours of the game
This game is pulling tons of lore from the Forgotten Realms and DnD in general
The ships aren't even new
Nautiloid
and Mind Flayers been nasty af
Mind flayer
The women have no heart at all 
Legit have a "fukk them kids" mentality
Your party members have clearly been through some shyt.
EDIT: fuuucck I think I killed a potential party member.
He glitched out and turned on me after the fight calling me a coward when I ran in and helped
There can only be one anyway
Legit have a "fukk them kids" mentality
Your party members have clearly been through some shyt.
EDIT: fuuucck I think I killed a potential party member.
He glitched out and turned on me after the fight calling me a coward when I ran in and helped
There can only be one anyway
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