I'm not sure I will play the Baldur's Gate 3 again. I know there are a million different ways to experience all different decisions and results, not to mention the different classes that could be played, the romances to experience and build experiment, but I feel so connected to my original while I don't feel like something else. Actually, I would play as a character, or just fight with a silk, lolth-shattered drow, a great old warrior in my head?
This and the game is too long. It is hard for me to carve the time for pending games. When I do it, I fight the urge to revise games that I know instead I play the classic I wanted to bypass. Sometimes it pays off, and sometimes it is not, but I always try to look for value in something new. Although there is so much that I have not seen in the Baldur Gate 3, he would not feel like something new, but instead of a reassuring and acquaintance as an old family house. In addition to the fact that the home is bulated to build new apartments. And maybe I'm in the new apartment market.
Baldur's gate 3 is too big to play
I'm not talking about Larian's official improvements in the game in the form of Fanbaiting patches. Although I do not like this direction and I feel such adherence to the whims of the most online members of the fandom can be a deadly priest for smaller games (I still feel that it is partly blame for the age of the dragon: failure of Veilguard), they are not bulldozers. In addition to the patches that have combined the truly broken parts of the Baldur gate 3 at the start, these changes are postponed by nature, but not everything so destructive.
What I am talking about is less destruction and another reconstruction. People outside Larian who see Baldur's gate 3 as a playground for their own narration of ambitions and have talent to download it. I lacked this talent myself, settled that I founded the adventure of D&D around the busy activity and cosmopolitan nature of the act three, but others took it. Whether they are new classes, other scenes, new meetings or brand new maps, the presenters break Baldur's gate 3 down to her leg bricks and puts something colder in place.
As for me, I played Baldur's gate 3. Only once, just as Warlock, only the romance of Karlach. Make only one side, if at all, of dozens of transformation decisions you make in the game. I realize that I could play it again and even without actively trying to see a completely different version of the game. But there is a mental block. It's the game I played before. The game I love, yes, but no matter how many different decisions I make either forced or organically, I will play the game I played before. It's never as exciting as playing something new.
But fans turn Baldur's gate 3 into another game
But with all these mods and fresh interpretations, the BG3 becomes new again. Not only the conversation I didn't have, nor a task that I didn't find nor got a dissonant whisper from Shadowheart until the ground was shaking, but a real new game. It seems to me like Minecraft in this way, in the fact that there is a basic game that exists and is great and everyone loves it, then there are a lot of completely unrelated experiences that the community retains the feeling of Minecraft (or Baldur's gate 3), yet they are absolutely fresh.
Of course, Minecraft is not the only game. Roblox is another extremely popular game where the draw plays things that someone else has created – although of course monetization and reliance on its often very young audience for content was a consistent source of controversy. Fortnite also has community maps, while dreams were built on this principle – it is a video game machine where you can play video games that other people created.
Could Baldur's Gate be 3 more? Obviously, the vast majority of draws with the Baldur gate 3 are that it is an excellent video game with deep systems, the secrets are still waiting for discovery and offers so many options (along with the warm comfort of the soup do the same again and again). Although Skyrim is also flooded with mods, most people keep with him because they love Skyrim under him and the Baldur's gate 3 does not differ in the next decade.
But the community was tearing Baldur's gate 3 apart to leave something fresh growth, what will eventually get me back. I knew I could go to Menzoberzan, or fight new demons, or just see some extremely strange thing D&D that someone felt that Baldur's gate was incomplete without giving him the exciting new feeling. Baldur's Gate 3 is a game that deserves to endure. The community ensures that it happens.
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OpenCritic
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Evaluation of the highest criticism:
96/100
