I think bg3 is also a lot easier to get into than dos 1 and 2. Having actual cut scenes and voice acting for everything goes a long way in making the game immersive. I also feel its easier to get into the combat (though that may just be me having got used to dos beforehand)
Bandananaan
joined 2 years ago
I spent some time playing 4p at the weekend. Personally, I loved it. It definitely had the feel of a ttrpg session. Your experience will completely come down to who you are playing with
You can buy earplugs made specifically for this purpose that stick out less so you can lie down
Aside from the writing style, it's much more cinematic than the div games. I'm finding it a lot easier to get sucked into the story
I'm in exactly the same position. Can't see me ever finishing it now sadly, but what an experience!
Personally, my least favourite gta. Liked the writing and the characters, but for me, it just didn't feel fun to play. A good example of this being the driving. Sure, it was more realistic, but it wasn't enjoyable
I'm genuinely shocked. It's a great film that perfectly captures the feel of the book
Age ranges are skewed. Groups range from 6 - 15 years
Easily Spirit Island. Huge replayability, a wide range of difficulties, and impossible to quarterback for mortals
Thank you, I needed this! Now I need to get these set up
Amazing news, I've wanted this one for years!
I tried playing bg 1 and 2 about 10 years ago. I put about 40 hours in between them and enjoyed it, but I found it tough going. I've found bg3 way easier to get into and have already far surpassed the hours I put into the original games. On top of what I've already mentioned, the change to fully turn based is a huge improvement on that weird pausable real time used in the previous games