Mebrilia the Viera Queen
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Mostly because you have active modifiers that can influence the outcome of a roll. Inspiration points,spells etc.Rolls checks are exactly like in DnD a feature that the old games were lacking. There was little character agency that was not combat related in the old games. That somehow shifted with the old fallout,planescape and nwn.Been watching videos of BG3 and I have yet to see anything that has impressed me so far.
Can anyone explain to me what is so impressive about this? So far I heard that you can climb on stuff...yeah...ok.
Environments look like every other RPG made in the last 15 years. Dialogue looks boring like every BioWaste game ever made. UI looks derivative (skill & spell icons look stupid AF), the skill check mini game looks like it will get annoying, and of course this world looks nothing like the D&D that Arneson & Gygax created, or even BG1 & BG2 for that matter. Everything is way too shiny, and there is way too much racial multiculturalism for the Faerun setting.
I hated D:OA 1&2. Boring, long winded dialogue/story, and a silly, practically comical game world. Lariat is the most underrated developer, maybe ever, IMO.
Also bad dialogue? Where? I seen people here using inquisition and even dragon age 2 like to prof something.
Oh boy....
You do realize that, "the old game" barely even had roll checks right? Players actually role-played and used their minds to solve problems instead of dumbing everything down to RNG. Again...this resembles the original P&P less than BG1&2 because of the rolls.
And why the need to display the retarded die rolling on the screen? Why do I need to see that in a giant graphic in your face every 2 minutes?
And i do agree it resembles more the original pnp but was done like that from the start. Larian wanted to do a game in the DnD universe. Wotc proposed to them to make Baldurs gate 3 and use that title. So larian had to do a game as close as possible with ths pnp (of course they put some homebrew in.) And at the same time had also had to deliver a baldurs gate title because wizard wanted such.
Also how the lack of stat rolls or skill rolls is more roleplay?