DOS 3 fans even need their hand held to find a YouTube video.
TBH I would've been happy if the answer had been just "Youtube".
Thank you, Harthwain.
DOS 3 fans even need their hand held to find a YouTube video.
There is a new trailer too.There was the gameplay reveal of BG3, but other than that no new significant info.
Where might that be found?
Because there is a % of people that think to be D&D fans and they think the games should be made for them(while at the same time declaring they don’t buy their product), instead wotc is focussing on the actual fans of D&D and attract new people in the hobby.If you're not interested in a crpg based on a tabletop rpg because of the inherent limitations of a game system designed to be manageable without a computer, why do you even care about BG3? It is clearly not the game for you.Stop strawmanning. DnD is P&P, and should you actually care to read what I wrote, (most) P&P systems prioritize being fluent in gameplay and that's OK, because GM's reasoning will (and should) always outrule any system when situation calls for it. We are talking cRPG which lack that, but have lots of computing power. I don't care about retards trying to say I don't like D&D in general because they lack actual arguments, but you seemed to be reasonable.There are no TUs or APs in AD&D and there have never been. You can say you don't like DnD, that's fine. But I think that you are just not willing to admit that you exaggerated and you are defending something that makes no senseIt's absolutely comparable by being confined to artificially convoluted non-uniform and more restrictive action system, while far simpler and elastic systems were being implemented for years now.The only real similarity to nuXCOM is the initiative system/ team turns.
Other than that you can theoretically do the following with a character during a turn: run-do an action-run-do a bonus action-run a bit more
This is absolutely not comparable to the 2AP system where you can only run-do something.
Me, I never thought a battle between dragons and a mindflayer ship could look so boring. I think it's the music, where it should be epic and make me want to play it just puts me to sleep.I kinda didn't like the opening cinematic. It betrays a lack of subtlety and ability to hold themselves back.
Well, that's 7 months wasted.That trailer opening literally took a dedicated team 7 months to make.
Me, I never thought a battle between dragons and a mindflayer ship could look so boring. I think it's the music, where it should be epic and make me want to play it just puts me to sleep.I kinda didn't like the opening cinematic. It betrays a lack of subtlety and ability to hold themselves back.
Any car with a motor beats one with Flinstones style propulsion.Yes, pretending 5e implementation and TB are enough to guarantee a good game is like going to buy a car and only caring about the motor while the rest of the car is made of rusty iron, aluminum wires and duct tape. Theoretically, it could still work but at some point you start questioning if dealing with all that bullshit to enjoy the good parts is really worthy of your time.
I think a team of professionals know what makes an opening a little better than you people do.
So i guess that Jump does exist in D&D 5e but you need to plan your character to have it.
Yeah keep lowering the bar, like a true fan.Because there is a % of people that think to be D&D fans and they think the games should be made for them(while at the same time declaring they don’t buy their product), instead wotc is focussing on the actual fans of D&D and attract new people in the hobby.
After 200 pages of lowering the bar,i am surprised that they still having one.Yeah keep lowering the bar, like a true fan.Because there is a % of people that think to be D&D fans and they think the games should be made for them(while at the same time declaring they don’t buy their product), instead wotc is focussing on the actual fans of D&D and attract new people in the hobby.
It's not a bar, it's one of those immovable rodsAfter 200 pages of lowering the bar,i am surprised that they still having one.Yeah keep lowering the bar, like a true fan.Because there is a % of people that think to be D&D fans and they think the games should be made for them(while at the same time declaring they don’t buy their product), instead wotc is focussing on the actual fans of D&D and attract new people in the hobby.
So i guess that Jump does exist in D&D 5e but you need to plan your character to have it.
One of the many reasons I love PF:KM is my casters making my PC cry with animate dead spam, no need for frontliners!I will ask if they will limit the summons to only one or if necromancy will be great like BG1/BG2 and PF:KM...
According to this it should be pretty damn interesting, but from what I can see the real fun begins after reaching level 7.I will ask if they will limit the summons to only one or if necromancy will be great like BG1/BG2 and PF:KM...