BG3 vs WOTR

[eli]

since we got expirenced in both games in your opinion which one is more appealing to the defective mindset of the average zoomer? address in your arguments your writing, gameplay or voice acting perspectives on the issue at hand.

 

[ㅤㅤㅤ]

This topic is relevant to my interests. I have been on the fence of getting into either since it was a long time for me since playing any big RPG. Which one is less slathered in current year American politics and general cringe of our times? Due to not wanting to spoil myself I have not looked very heavily into either game, I'm only aware of there being Bioware influences in both of them, goblin foot fetish material in BG3, general homosexuality in Owlcat's games. Who is the winner of this international special Olympics competition and which game of the two, if any, is relatively playable?

 

[ga♥]

Being not disabled, having regular reflexes and not owning a console I don't think I could enjoy BG3 turn based gameplay. But I wish BG3 and the crowd who likes it the best, it was time their special needs were taken in account.

 

[Pink Eye]

Baldur's Gate? Wrath? What's that? Sorry. I only play games like tetris or candy crush. Now those are hardcore games.

 

[DeepOcean]

BG 3 is more polished but dumbdown in favor of people with special needs (gaming journalists), WotR is more janky on a eurojank style, the writing on both is awful, you definitily dont play them for quality writing. One has Astarion the gay vampire, the other Sosiel, the gay cleric. Both are early access games depite WotR insisting it isnt.

Both are shit but if you like to power game and annoy the hell out of codexian autists with 1 level monk dip builds, WotR has a decent selection of classes to play with so it is slightly better on the end. I dont advise actually paying full price for woke garbage or be an unpaid beta tester though, grab the Jack Sparrow version when WotR comes out of Early Access by 2022. If you are truly sorry of those gay russians and feel too guilty of riding the seas on the black flag, throw some beer money at them, at best, to discount for the awful writing and unfinished features on the next steam sale.

 

[Atchodas]

No not this again.

 

[Gangrelrumbler]

I'd need to finish both to pass my opinion judging WOTR by the first chapter would be kinda misleading since encounters never top the Inn defense from the beginning of the game, but on the flipside writing never gets as shitty as the first few hours. It's still mostly bad up until the end but not that bad. Shame that both of these won't be able to compete for Codex GOTY.