| LegitHyperbole said: Baldurs Gate 3 is great but it's so baked with choice and freedom that it feels lesser than the Divinity series. It feels more like Path Finder: Wrath of The righteous but with AAA budget. Tbh, there's something to be said about leaving a game designed as a table top simulator to the imagination. I feel the game would benifet from a tighter design as with Divinity and not being bound by D&D lore so they could get whimsical with the quests. The thing about Divinity OS is it's so light hearted with goof ball stuff and silly little jokes planted all around, in almost everything and that it takes the edge off the overwhelming size of these games, it adds so much fun and like I said, that tighter feel and gameification but the game is pretty much what I expected and want, something between DOS and Wrath Of the Righteous. Also, mods on console are great but they disable trophies, wtf like, why do cosmetic mods do that. I gotta choose and I think I'll stick with the trophies even though it would be fun to fiddle with some of the listed mods. |
BG3 is quite terrible as BG game, very average as D&D 5e game and quite good as usual Larian's "megadungeon crawler theme park masquerading as full blown CRPG".
