I think it's when you take too long to rescue your crew. You see the others turned into pâté.
Ah right
Level under creature in bg3 only indicate the supposed level the party should be when they face them.
Which makes even more annoying that it's tagged with an arbitrary and misleading level flag.
Sounds like they thankfully still are open to changing their current draft. I feel like this comment might be referring to the complaints about the inclusion of DOS elements like surfaces, but I'd much rather have them focus on adapting the actual 5e format. I really hope they change their stance on reactions and decide to include them after all.
I'm a bit saddened to see that they're contemplating adding a loaded dice option (presumably for lower difficulties) instead of trying to explain how AC and attack modifiers work. When I try to place myself in the shoes of someone unfamiliar with the system I don't think the current combat log is detailed enough to teach them how the combat's core mechanics work. Actually showing the dice rolls would probably go a long way.
I think it's either just a temporary holdover from the DOS engine, or their idea of showing the players the approximate strength of a creature when compared to player levels which is a metric they (the player) likely can understand.
Can't be arsed to read that, I assume there's no word on reworking the party controls or the camera?
On the one hand, I bought the game so I want it to be good. On the other, watching some of the local wildlife simp for the coming popamole would be fun too.
I don't mind an option for loaded dice as long as it's not forced on you. In fact, I think it's the safer approach, since simply explaining the rules won't "fix" the issue for the mainstream and the alternative might be tuning the whole game for them.
I'd rather have that info in the combat log, but that log needs a lot of work right now. What I fear, though, is that it may get the same treatment as the atrocious controls and deemed unimportant to said "lots of types of people."
When you do one more mission than you should, the secretary girl gets liquified. (So you need to know proper order of ending missions, either from playing it second times, or from guide.)
No.
Cheers. Don't have high hopes.
It's a scene you can cross during the tutorial on the nautiloid in an optional room.
No, but they swear they are monitoring the overall feedback and planning changes in general.
That's why I'd rather they go with a loaded dice option, basically a soft cheat toggle, rather than try to balance around the bleatings of those "lots of types of people."
I'll take you at your word here, the one time I hit up Larian's forums there was nothing on the front page about controls, but there was a big ass thread about adding mechanics for veganism. It didn't fill me with confidence concerning the nature of the feedback Larian are allegedly monitoring.
