Not gonna lie, it feels like a death in the family of a beloved uncle who went senile and crazier over the years.
The day I bought my first PC (with my own money) as a young adult in 1998, I bought Baldur's Gate with it. That game is still in my top 5. Baldur's Gate 2 is probably my GOAT, as...
This is tempting to try, it looks like Minecraft for adults.
I'm not sure how good I am at building (probably not very), I wonder if there will be a way to just gather the stuff and click build the building, rather than doing step by step.
Since I'm old and set in my ways, I'm replaying Pathfinder: Kingmaker. I downloaded a mod with additional classes and such, and trying out a Ninja Rogue and a Zen Archer, as well as a main who is an Arcanist this time.
Well, when I get ready for yet another playthrough in a few years, I'll be sure to try this out or whatever mods are out by then.
Still, licensed DLC seemed like free money printing, I don't understand why they didn't do it, other than vague disputes between Larian and Woke of the Coast.
I didn't make it to the end. I found the intense railroading just too much to bear, plus the story went from reasonably dark to extremely dark after a while. Life has plenty of darkness in reality, so I DNF at that point.
Graphics are nice, and the story up until
was engaging and satisfying...