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anvi

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Think about the people whose favorite game in the world, was BG1 and BG2. They love RPG, they lived a whole life playing all the old classics, but especially the mighty BG1 and BG2! Replaying them many many times, so much fun. In their dreams, their future self will grow old peacefully and might get to play BG3 in retirement!

But they grew old and died, and no BG3.

And now BG3 is announced.
 

smaug

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I'll be honest, I haven't finished BG2 yet and I'm going to stop giving a shit about BG3 unless they show gameplay at E3.
 

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Think about the people whose favorite game in the world, was BG1 and BG2. They love RPG, they lived a whole life playing all the old classics, but especially the mighty BG1 and BG2! Replaying them many many times, so much fun. In their dreams, their future self will grow old peacefully and might get to play BG3 in retirement!

And now BG3 is announced, and it's going to be shit.

This is what I thought you were going to say.
 

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