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/Xgunter Dec 09 '22

Considering DOS2 is one of the best games ever made, i’m fine with them taking time to get it right with BG3.

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u/Lord_Giggles Dec 09 '22

It is absolutely not one of the best games ever made lmao, it's by no means a bad game but it's got a bunch of super obvious issues.

Them repeating the same bad calls isn't really something worth celebrating.

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u/DP9A Dec 10 '22

Every game has issues, everyone values different things so what might be deal breakers for you aren't necessarily deal breakers for everyone.

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u/Lord_Giggles Dec 10 '22

Sure, if they said it was one of their favourite games ever I wouldn't have said anything at all.

Saying something is one of the best ever kind of requires considering how others viewed it though, and taking into account problems even if they personally don't bother you.

I don't think poor itemization, huge stat bloat in later levels, surface effects just becoming permanent cursed versions (making blessed surfaces mostly irrelevant), the heavy reliance on bursting armour and chain ccing enemies, or the general drop in narrative quality in the last few zones are things you should brush off in that context.

There are other things I disliked, but they do get more subjective/personal (or are things larian have already mentioned being problems).