Chaotic_Heretic
Arcane
just make this TB damn it.
DOS2 was shit... It had it's moments ( not much ), visually it was shitty wow clone, story sucked ass, combat devolved to necrofire every time. And fucking "humor", fuck that.Codex is busy larping jaded veterans again i see.
D:OS 2 wasnt perfect, but every single one of you would have strangled his grandmother for a game like this in the great drought period of rpgs. Its going upwards bros and i have trust in Larian to know what the fans of the franchise want.
It seems like in BG3 a player's character will be tasked with stopping Illithid invasion.It's another world-saving scenario, hard pass.
None of the Forgotten Realms games had world-saving scenarios. At most, you will save the Sword Coast.
Codex is busy larping jaded veterans again i see.
D:OS 2 wasnt perfect, but every single one of you would have strangled his grandmother for a game like this in the great drought period of rpgs. Its going upwards bros and i have trust in Larian to know what the fans of the franchise want.
It seems like in BG3 a player's character will be tasked with stopping Illithid invasion.It's another world-saving scenario, hard pass.
None of the Forgotten Realms games had world-saving scenarios. At most, you will save the Sword Coast.
The fact that it's in every RPG. You either save mc's world or his area.What is wrong with saving the world
Invasion in one smaller area means little. Even if you failed there are powerful countries that could ally to stop them.It seems like in BG3 a player's character will be tasked with stopping Illithid invasion.It's another world-saving scenario, hard pass.
None of the Forgotten Realms games had world-saving scenarios. At most, you will save the Sword Coast.
I forgot about games from the list, these aren't about saving anything.The fact that it's in every RPG. You either save mc's world or his area.What is wrong with saving the world
The huge majority of WRPGs do not involve saving the world. Let's see:
- Baldur's Gate I,
- Baldur's Gate II,
- Planescape: Torment,
- Icewind Dale,
- Icewind Dale II,
- Neverwinter Nights,
- Neverwinter Nights - Both Expansions,
- Neverwinter Nights II,
- Neverwinter Nights II - Mask of the Betrayer,
- Pillars of Eternity,
- Pillars of Eternity II,
Actually, the only one I can think of post 1998 is Arcanum.
And yet, Arcanum still the best RPG ever.The fact that it's in every RPG. You either save mc's world or his area.What is wrong with saving the world
The huge majority of WRPGs do not involve saving the world. Let's see:
- Baldur's Gate I,
- Baldur's Gate II,
- Planescape: Torment,
- Icewind Dale,
- Icewind Dale II,
- Neverwinter Nights,
- Neverwinter Nights - Both Expansions,
- Neverwinter Nights II,
- Neverwinter Nights II - Mask of the Betrayer,
- Pillars of Eternity,
- Pillars of Eternity II,
- Dragon Age: Origins,
- Dragon Age II,
Actually, the only one I can think of post 1998 is Arcanum, Mass Effect and maybe Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Third time the charm.Now that I think about it this is third attenpt to make Baldur's Gate III.
Don't believe you.Probably the most poorly-drawn or animated trailer I've ever seen. I thought I was watching the BG 1 intro, except without the memorable lines but the same graphical fidelity.
Not surprising. How many people actually cared or even knew about that novel? The canon story of the series starts with BG1 and ends with ToB.Ladies and Gentlemen, I have just finished reading "A Murder in Baldur's Gate", and have information on Gorion's Ward:
- Abdel Adrian, though named like the character from the novels, IS NOT THE SAME PERSON. He's CHARNAME from the games. It's official, folks: the novels are non-canon. A weight has been lifted from my shoulders.
- Despite being 136 old at the time of the module, Adrian retains the strength and vigour of a young man.
- Ignore his picture. His actual description is thus: "Black hair frames his unrelenting eyes and slightly wizened face." Someone fucked up and made him look much older than he should.
- He became a member of the Flaming Fist after his life of an adventurer ended, and after a period of "rest and recollection" in Candlekeep. More proof for the novels being non-canon, since within them he is a captain of the Flaming Fists from the get-go.
- Abdel Adrian shares none of the character traits of the faggot from the novels. Praise Allah.
Codex is busy larping jaded veterans again i see.
D:OS 2 wasnt perfect, but every single one of you would have strangled his grandmother for a game like this in the great drought period of rpgs. Its going upwards bros and i have trust in Larian to know what the fans of the franchise want.
From Swen's interviews, it seems the team will put their heart and soul into it.
But we must wait for them to show the actual gameplay!
I'm cautiously optimistic... but expect some sort of a hybrid system.
It seems like in BG3 a player's character will be tasked with stopping Illithid invasion.It's another world-saving scenario, hard pass.
None of the Forgotten Realms games had world-saving scenarios. At most, you will save the Sword Coast.
Illithids could also be a red herring.
And yet, Arcanum still the best RPG ever.
Not surprising. How many people actually cared or even knew about that novel? The canon story of the series starts with BG1 and ends with ToB.Ladies and Gentlemen, I have just finished reading "A Murder in Baldur's Gate", and have information on Gorion's Ward:
- Abdel Adrian, though named like the character from the novels, IS NOT THE SAME PERSON. He's CHARNAME from the games. It's official, folks: the novels are non-canon. A weight has been lifted from my shoulders.
- Despite being 136 old at the time of the module, Adrian retains the strength and vigour of a young man.
- Ignore his picture. His actual description is thus: "Black hair frames his unrelenting eyes and slightly wizened face." Someone fucked up and made him look much older than he should.
- He became a member of the Flaming Fist after his life of an adventurer ended, and after a period of "rest and recollection" in Candlekeep. More proof for the novels being non-canon, since within them he is a captain of the Flaming Fists from the get-go.
- Abdel Adrian shares none of the character traits of the faggot from the novels. Praise Allah.
Abdel Adrian has sex with Bohdi
Why is it people that disagree have to accuse the one with the opinion they don't like of lying? Of course there's some hyperbole. It's probably not the worst game trailer I've ever seen. But it's certainly in the bottom fifth. It looks aesthetically ugly. The mind flayer doesn't look quite right, the soldier is oddly animated and the surroundings look relatively low fidelity. Why is it you can't accept a contrary opinion? I don't have to like what you like.Don't believe you.
Why is it people that disagree have to accuse the one with the opinion they don't like of lying? Of course there's some hyperbole. It's probably not the worst have trailer I've ever seen. But it's certainly in the bottom fifth. It looks aesthetically ugly. The mind flayer doesn't look quite right, the soldier is oddly animated and the surroundings look relatively low fidelity. Why is it you can't accept a contrary opinion? I don't have to like what you like.Don't believe you.
Chill bro, everybody can like whatever he wants. I just don't see that bad animation, I feel it was done pretty good.Why is it people that disagree have to accuse the one with the opinion they don't like of lying? Of course there's some hyperbole. It's probably not the worst game trailer I've ever seen. But it's certainly in the bottom fifth. It looks aesthetically ugly. The mind flayer doesn't look quite right, the soldier is oddly animated and the surroundings look relatively low fidelity. Why is it you can't accept a contrary opinion? I don't have to like what you like.Don't believe you.
Worse, I actually really like the illithid. I've read every lore book I could find on them. And I'll tell you that this trailer doesn't do their menace justice, in face of some "le epic bad guy" vibe that's downright lowbrow.
Not surprising. How many people actually cared or even knew about that novel? The canon story of the series starts with BG1 and ends with ToB.Ladies and Gentlemen, I have just finished reading "A Murder in Baldur's Gate", and have information on Gorion's Ward:
- Abdel Adrian, though named like the character from the novels, IS NOT THE SAME PERSON. He's CHARNAME from the games. It's official, folks: the novels are non-canon. A weight has been lifted from my shoulders.
- Despite being 136 old at the time of the module, Adrian retains the strength and vigour of a young man.
- Ignore his picture. His actual description is thus: "Black hair frames his unrelenting eyes and slightly wizened face." Someone fucked up and made him look much older than he should.
- He became a member of the Flaming Fist after his life of an adventurer ended, and after a period of "rest and recollection" in Candlekeep. More proof for the novels being non-canon, since within them he is a captain of the Flaming Fists from the get-go.
- Abdel Adrian shares none of the character traits of the faggot from the novels. Praise Allah.
There was a novel?
There were three. They are universally considered to be the worst Forgotten Realms novels. Before reading the module, based on the FR Wiki, I was afraid that Abdel Adrian is the guy from the novels, and thus their events would be canon.
Just one quick example: within the second novel, Abdel Adrian has sex with Bohdi.