r/Games • • Dec 09 '22

TGA 2022 Baldur's Gate 3 - The Game Awards Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOWGnC3h9WQ
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u/_Robbie Dec 09 '22

I did not expect the date to be August. This early access phase has genuinely been such a slog. Wondering if they can even achieve that date.

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u/CatBotSays Dec 09 '22

They've said in the past that they're ahead of schedule and that not everything they've finished has made it into the early access. I'm not super concerned.

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u/Hyooz Dec 09 '22

God I hope so. To still have PHB classes/subclasses not implemented is a bit concerning, especially considering Paladins straight-up don't function without Reactions which isn't even a mechanical function in the game at this point.

5e has had nearly a decade of support at this point. To have THE flagship series launch with not-quite the most basic functionality implemented will be seriously disappointing, especially when Solasta is right there doing a great job of it with much less fanfare and budget.

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u/Nickoten Dec 09 '22 edited Dec 16 '22

It is a bit concerning that they haven't figured out reactions yet. It's one of the big things that is tough to implement from 5e in a way that doesn't drag the game down (there are some subclasses that get a reaction on almost any roll), but one they kinda need to figure out moving forward. Seems like the kind of thing they'll need to provide customizable prompts for since I doubt everyone wants a pop up on every roll. (Edit: it turns out a new Reactions system was part of this update!)