Indeed. But most old school BGtards have never played real D&D so they don't know anything besides the old school trash they played and glorify, ignoring all the immense faults BG1 and 2 had.
It is a fucking game not real life,i play that shit to not be in the real life. Don't care about all that immursion garbage.
I almost always agree with you, but here I think you are completely wrong.
I *think* a majority of the timers require you to at least know about what’s happening, so you must have passed close enough to trigger it.
Now you're making me recall an anime I watched nine years ago. From what I remember, yes. The story does follow a different path from the typical arcing flow I'm describing. Ghibli stories actually often do. They flow in an atypical way that keeps you engaged while wondering what's happening. Action-packed while maintaining a dream-like level of suspense that keeps you into the story while wondering what is going on. I'd have to rewatch it to get the specifics again. But we're talking about different grades of writing here. One, most anime watchers know Ghibli and respect him. Two, Ghibli is actually good. His studio can flip story conventions on their head and really do whatever they want. There's a benchmark idea among storytellers. You only break the conventions if you're really fucking good. The goofball zoomers at Larian should not be breaking the classic hero conventions to create Baldur's Gate 3.
I'm talking on a purely emotional level here. If you kill something, you fear it less. Somebody can tell you whatever they want. The fact remains you smashed its brains into the dirt. That action generates an emotional response which makes you feel a certain way towards mind flayers. BG2, there are hives of mind flayers. They usually wipe an inexperienced 10th level player. If he knows to cast Chaotic Commands, they will drain his intelligence to zero in a couple rounds. If he cheeses with skeletons, good mods will have the mind flayers destroy them in a round. These things are deadly, and they have plans for the City of Amn.
Yes I understand this concept is too hard to grasp for a b*lgarian with an average IQ of 85.
Most video games aren’t.
Yes:
No,as i said,pc games are not tabletop and people that try to make that that are retards i would like to see dead. In table top the dm can adjust to the poor rolls and make it fun or fuck you up if you wanted to roll for some retarded shit. In games you either do it right or you get fucked. Just like the goblin shit,you either get a good fighter character to help you in battle or you don't. It is a pc game,there is pre deterrent path,you either do it the way you want it to do it or you don't. Games are power fantasy in any aspect really,we are not rogues,wizards or fighters,we are middle age dudes that enjoy to experience different stories and worlds. I just want to sit on my ass and experience a whole game,don't mind challenging combat or high skill checks. But i can't stand being rushed doing things and the developer punishing me for using a game mechanics. Timed quest could be good if they are clear about the time restriction and make sense. If i want to get rushed i would just go to work.
To miss the gith you have to rest like two times after a single encounter. After 2 minutes you already have a fighter, a rogue, and a cleric, what quest with different endings depending on how long you take to complete them could possibly gimp your experience?
So at the end of the movie Aliens, where they had killed dozens of the things, I guess they didn’t fear the aliens anymore, right?
You seem upset.
You can also miss her after a single rest of you leave her in the cage after running off the tieflings.
You should understand a common refrain. An excess of *AWESOME* without careful crafting insults a sophisticated man's senses and ultimately turns him off.
That's not my point. You get to experience different things depending on what you decide to do and when. If there's a guy holding a kid with a knife to his throat screaming "I'M GOING TO KILL THIS KID I SWEAR TO GOD", and I just walk away without interacting with them, I want to see the fucking kid dead. If I spend 200 years in chapter 2 doing nothing, resting, and fucking around, I WANT TO SEE NPCS DYING OF OLD AGE
Don't do excuses mate,either hold your own opinions or agree with my points. Half assed shit "oh but you get to experience this shit only IF you do it that amount of time." I dislike the core concept and quest paths,i am not butthurt for happening to me. I did managed to play most of the game without resting. That is not the point.
Actually i am a bit upset. Not about the game or its retarded mechanics,but about the reaction on the codex. It is shameful how people fall for that garbage. I wouldn't have minded if there was some actual reasonable discussion,but you people just rabbit fanboys and just shill endlessly,unable to accept any criticism of the game.You seem upset.
“It’s a pile of pixels” doesn’t stop devs from writing stories and giving dialog to them. It’s almost like suspension of disbelief is part of an fiction.
And I’m not the one who spends his day arguing about a game he already uninstalled. If anyone needs a life it’s you, bro.
Worst post on the Codex award.
Absolute and massive incline. I've seen a lot of shitty things in this game, and this is not one of them.
Coming from the guy who cites “boring fantasy novels” as examples of good literature.
