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Here's Shadowheart with a new armour colours. She looks even more beautiful than her good version.

Grimdark, on the roof of the temple of Ilmater in Rivington.

I think it's just the perfect time to buy it. Big patch 5 just rolled out, with a lot of new content (new epilogues) and two new difficulty modes (Honour mode and Custom mode), something that might be particularly interesting to a no-reloaders, like you. This patch also came with a significant...

That kind of answers your doubts, @Urdnot_Wrex. At least I hope, it does ;)

I think you'll learn the lay of the land after a while, and at least exploring the city alleys will become easier. Navigating house interiors is indeed a bit awkward with the way the camera currently is working. There are mods to help navigate the camera, but of course I wouldn't recommend it...

Sure, I perfectly understand it's not for everyone and I definitely wouldn't recommend it as the first playthrough. It definitely tastes much better when you already know the game and potential good outcomes. The comparison to a good path is why it tastes so good.

Some very intense moments from Shadowheart's quest (Act 2 heavy spoiler) And Shadowheart's new hairstyle.

I'm actually having a blast. Couple of decisions I've made: (Act 1 and 2 spoilers ahead!) - don't read if you haven't gone through act 1 and 2. Ritual killing of Alfira, the tiefling bard from Emerald Grove as a part of Durge quest Allying with Minthara and killing druids and tieflings in...

I started to explore multiclassing in my second run, with some success. For example I multiclassed my oathbreaker paladin with warlock (pact of blade), which I am extremely happy. I had to respec it, to drop his Strength and boost other stat. Since the pact weapon uses my primary spellcasting...

Don't worry, I also posted spoilery things. As long as you put a big flashy spoiler alert before, you're good. And there is nothing wrong of being excited. Hell, I'm playing the game for the second time, and I'm as excited as when playing it the first time. Sometimes insignificant things are...

You can really share whatever feels important, funny, goofy or interesting about BG3. You can easily post it here if you ask me, or start a new thread if you feel you'd like to post more frequently. I definitely would like to read your thoughts about my new favourite game ;)

First of all both stories are independent from each other, so from s story perspective you don't need to play Kingmaker before WoTR. As for the gameplay or character progression, both games are do similar, that you can easily learn to play on WoTR, you don't need to go through Kingmaker to do...

Yeah, I'd say WoTR is more difficult than BG3, but in a more math-calculating kind of way. It's all about beating enemy's AC or MR, rather than correct positioning and higher ground advantage. It requires a different approach than BG3, that's for sure. Some advice from my own. There will be...

True, I have not played any DLCs.

You should find like 240h of spare time, give or take, first ;) Joking aside, it's a great game. Much better than Kingmaker, IMO, from a narrative and story point of view, with lots of various gameplay mechanics. Some of those mechanics are great, some less great, but definitely not as annoying...

Here are my nominations: Game of the Year Award: Baldur's Gate 3 (the GoTY is only one) VR Game of the Year Award: N/A Labor of Love Award: The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (I'd pick CP2077, if that would be possible. Why it isn't, though?) Best Game on Steam Deck Award: N/A Better with Friends Award...

Nah, it was actually my about my build. I couldn't really damage him much with my set of skills. After a couple of dozen of deaths, I gave up.

I don't have any real advice, as I learned the hard way that I suck in this game currently (I wasn't years ago, when D2 was originally released). What I can tell from my (short) experience with D2R on Normal difficulty is that the game is relatively easy, until you reach act 1 end boss. You will...

Yeah, maybe this was the reason. Didn't feel natural to me, at all. I hope DD2 will be different in this regard.

I tried to play Dragon Dogma, and while gameplay, exploration and even the story seemed fun and warranted further playing, unfortunately there was one dealbreaking (for me) issue that made me stop playing. Dialogue writing style. I don't know if it's because recently I played the games with the...