Cyberarmy
Love fool
I turned grey in my mid 20s ...
My condolences on your transformation into an anime character.I turned grey in my mid 20s ...
As we have a folk saying over here - the smart ones go bald, the whoremongers go white and the idiots remain as their mothers made them.My condolences on your transformation into an anime character.I turned grey in my mid 20s ...
Silvery-white hair is a typical hair color for a moon elf.Is there a reason for the young dude above having white hair, or is it just a case of anime character design?
I'm sorry I tend to avoid vampiresVampires don't lose their hair color though.
I can already tell you there will be, there's casual classic and tactician mode in the files.There might be more than 1 difficulty mode at release too btw.
Couldn't that just be something they carried over from D:OS?
Baldur's Gate 3 failure stuff was influenced by Disco Elysium
Did DE create the notion that failing a roll doesn't necessarilly close a route ?Baldur's Gate 3 failure stuff was influenced by Disco Elysium
Found this - is it true? Or I'm fool to belive that even for a second?
Did DE create the notion that failing a roll doesn't necessarilly close a route ?
It was a rhethorical question, not to be rude but I think DE is pretty inconsequential at least when it comes to BG3 that just implemented "regular" D&D stuff.Did DE create the notion that failing a roll doesn't necessarilly close a route ?
I don't think it crate a notion, but instead created prerequisites for a trend. So that was my question - is it really trending now?
Of course, Vince D Veller did it before with Age of Decadence, and probably someon else.
It's forgotten realms.makes you care about the setting.
It's forgotten realms.
Again, the EA so far is pretty much half of the first chapter.It's forgotten realms.
A setting that truly isn't bad and can make for an interesting narrative backdrop if you put some effort into it. It has been done before, so I don't see why they should get a pass on their boring story.
They're the only ones that like Braccus Rex. I'm interested in how he'll be back in Original Sin 3I'm just curious how larian studios are going to figure out a way to somehow revive and reuse Braccus Rex in a game that takes place in the forgotten realms.
Depends on the canon ending.They're the only ones that like Braccus Rex. I'm interested in how he'll be back in Original Sin 3I'm just curious how larian studios are going to figure out a way to somehow revive and reuse Braccus Rex in a game that takes place in the forgotten realms.
Again, the EA so far is pretty much half of the first chapter.
We don't know shit about the story, you're comparing a game in basically pre-alpha that a Larian writer confirmed was going to be at least partially rewritten to Tyranny, a game that's almost in beta testing state.
It's forgotten realms.makes you care about the setting.
If Larian can't get you invested in the story within the first hour or so of the game that is on them. Shouldn't have to wait until Act 3 to care. The tryhard super epic dragon fight in the intro doesn't do them any favors.
This was the case with Divinity as well.BG3 from a purely entertainment perspective is pretty meh. I bought this and Tyranny at roughly the same times. I have 12 hours into BG3 and 60 in Tyranny. Nothing about BG3 really draws you in, or makes you care about the setting.
Vampires are cool.I'm sorry I tend to avoid vampires
It's forgotten realms.