​@DrPerun you have to buy it. No choice.

@DrPerun Your opinion is bad and you should feel bad.

@DrPerun buttonsmashing dum kids be like

​@DrPerunMy wallet is fine unlike yours

​@DrPerunbrain probably couldnt handle the complexity

Yes. Fuck the haters who saying stupid things about this game. Like Ice Cube said, you make this for the fans, not the critics.

I dont know why Im droped tear..

​@@gsil247no one relevant said sht.. thats marketing, just like "the movie pedos dont want you to see" / "the game lazy greedy devs don't want you to play". It already worked for elden ring. Seems to be the new norm at advertising.

o7

I'm curious does your game download say of 122gb or 100gb? Mine says 100gb and I thought it was 122gb?

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Damn that's so beautiful

tf you mean "when you're a kid" Sven was 26 when Baldur's Gate came out and started Larian 2 years before that.

@@entropyapathy Swen has played D&D for a long time since before Baldur's gate came out.

my god

and above all they respected us

Tell that to Wizards of the Coast

“Historical achievement” ok calm down a bit lol

It's a shame that games have crumbled to such a state, that this game is held in such high praise. It's a good game, sure but don't let the shit games around it make it appear better than it is. It's just a good game. Nothing more.

@@alexwoodhead6471 its far from the truth.this is amazing rpg,im fan of isometric rpg,and rpgs in general,and i played most of them.this game is top tier

So 3 years of early access is how games should be made? Wow, how the gaming community degraded.

@@As-traybut they delivered. So what’s the problem? 🤦🏽‍♂️ And so far from what I’ve been seeing it’s getting good reviews.

@@As-tray Yes, how dare devs ask for feedback or involve their community in the development process! It’s absurd!

@@As-tray why would it be better if they develop game the same amount of time, but without giving players access to demo?

​@As-tray -- More sophisticated hardware requires a longer development process. Not like you didn't have plenty of other games to keep yourself occupied with.

I felt the same when I bought Hyper Demon.

@bastiat4855 I've had no issues with my game. Played for over 100 hours so far and currently at the end of Act 3. The only bug I've seen is a floating glass at one point, which has since been patched.

Well said. We all need to get behind companies like larian who choose to do things right when the easy and profitable thing would be to cut corners and screw the consumer.

@@GenericInternetter Yeah theres been a few great ones this last year. BG3, Hyper Demon, Dwarf Fortress, Stray (Might have been a bit over a year ago, cant remember). I'm told Starfield is really fun, but havent gotten around to it yet (Need to finish off my BG3 run first).

​@bastiat4855they like immediately patched it. Touch grass you dweller

Yeah because 99% of developers aren't passionate gamers. Yeah makes sense. LOL. Besides, any product is literally a cash grab. Did Larian charge $60 for their game? Yeah? Did you buy it? Yeah they grabbed your cash. There's the gamer logic in full glory.

@@OriginalDrGonzo yeah but at least they keep their promises, and dont betray the thrust of the owners...

@@OriginalDrGonzo On a scale from charity to theft, most big gaming companies have been sliding towards the latter while Larian is standing closer to the former without much company.

@@OriginalDrGonzo does it have micro transactions? Does it have pay to win mechanics or endless amounts of cosmetics that they sell for 10 bucks? Nope unlike a lot of other game companies like EA. It’s a massive game which has tone of replay value and you are getting the full experience with only one payment so if you really can’t understand the difference between a game that is made to make players pay as much as possible compared to this then I think you just haven’t played enough games…

Yeah NOT like that greedy Blizzard company!

Thanks

Thanks

Thanks

First play the game for God's sake!

@@focumQuariumacting like people haven’t been playing the early access for years

To you too

fuck yeah

You too! May the dice favour you!

however this isnt bg3, it is divinity 3.

You always been funking "gamer"

I agree.

Never too old!

You are welcome

@@adammorra3813 thank you

You are welcome

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 How is this at all relevant? Y’all Christians are a dying breed in the digital age of scientific information readily available in the palm of modern society’s hands, so you guys have to resort to making misconception-filled movies like “God’s Not Dead” and spamming comment sections with scripture, as if that will somehow get your religion off its last legs. At least do it where it’s relevant, not here. Question everything, embrace change.

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1 Ehmnmmm Yeaaahhh nah

I donr think there is a break just yet... they will be keeping eye and there will be patches and game bugs to fix im sure.

​@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist1underrated comment. 😂

Everyone at Larian and outsourced too 😁

Black Isle didn't 'give life' to Baldur's Gate. Bioware developed the original Baldur's Gate video games. Black Isle only published them. And before that Baldur's Gate is part of the Forgotten Realms Dungeons and Dragons setting. So... you know, give credit where it is due. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Isle_Studios

@@MrGrim-ck7qj Was about to say this.

Damn, why did BioWare part ways with the IP?

@@souleternum1732 thank god they did, Bioware is not what is used to be

I remember BG1 being 10 discs lol!

good for you, how can you enjoy it if it is impossible to use mouse and keyboard in a strategic game like that?

We're in boys!!!

Indie trash

they've got a lot of competition with third person top down games like valheim or v rising, I would've bought their early access if the combat was more exciting

@@SuryaGupta-te7fq my thoughts as well, the world is beautiful but the turn based combat took the wind out of my hype sails. My aype brain just wants to bonk something repeatedly

A few less LGBTQI+ characters would've been better. I think a balance needs to be struck between the hetero world and the gay world.

turning 34 tomorrow :) Enjoy the game!

20 years?! I know Early Access was active for a long time, but I had no idea it was that bad! =P

Oh, you are going to be sobbing like a baby, long before you enter the city. I guarantee you that, my friend! May your journey be enlightening and fulfilling!

@@EmperorSteele That's how long it's been since Shadows of Amn lol. I mean we had Siege of Dragonspear and the Enhanced editions, too; but it's not the same.

@@EmperorSteele I mean I even went and got the Icewind Dale and Neverwinter games just to cure the itch lol.

console community would like mouse and keyboard support.

They definitely are one of the best rpg companies!

@@vembdev With head and shoulders

Why would it give you faith in an entire industry if one studio manages to put in some actual effort?

@@Arcessitor Because it demonstrates that it can be done, and if one company can do it then there is no reason why others can't.

@@ErikLiberty a lot of studios make really good and great games. This is just people buying bad games and then complaining

Dungeons and dragons is garbage. It's a way to put fantasy into paper and worked well back in the day. Today, now that we can afford actual simulation, its flaws and limitations are crystal clear. All the combat systems based on dnd suck ass and I have played hundreds of hours of stuff like poe and pathfinder. It's just an outdated system. No way they would have gone through with it if it wasn't for the original brand name and the need to appeal to the nostalgic niche. Also, the fact of having predetermined classes is bad for ANY game as it limits exploration and subclasses are designed to either work or not, especially if you play at the highest difficulty possible. It's a system based to enjoy a game and roleplay, not having a challenge and therefore translates really poorly for half of the playerbase while the other half wouldn't even have cared what system was used to begin with

​@@Luca48882poe is not based on DND, or is that your point?

Less cartoony character art for a change? Hope they reach AAA standards with their character model.

I Can’t imagine any game in the next 5 years to surpass this

@@johntan8343who cares about that

@@AFndjdj7373 so how you want improvement? Longer bigger quests? To me the art and animation should be the easiest.

can't wait for mouse and keyboard patch

This is the most spot-on description I've seen. I absolutely loved the originals and was worried myself. But they did an amazing job.

Couldn't agree more - I am obsessed with this game. Have to force myself to do anything else other than play. Haven't felt this from gaming in years. PLEASE DO ANOTHER ONE!!! lol@@ashleytaylor6264

Save the day? Nonono, I'm going to be the villain

@@yakumo9868 Dark Urge moment.

Go hawks! Kirk Ferentz sucks

@TsunzucchiniTzatzikiSan Said nothing about a new standard, but ok troll you do you 🤣🤣🤣

Buying games on "ethics" is stupid. Don't buy the game if you don't wanna play it.

@@imthedevilkys536 The logic of buying a game and not actually playing it at all is the dumbest shit I've ever heard, next to your logic that if someone wants to murder we should be okay with it.

Also, all the work they've put in the game is sure to make a bigger profit than most games. So yeah they're in it for the profit. This game also makes them triple A developers. There's nothing but profit headed their way. To say they weren't in it for the profit at all is completely asinine, though I can forgive your gamer enthusiasm in thinking Larian studios isn't just another business trying to make money.

@@OriginalDrGonzo He didn't say that Larian wasn't in it for the profit at all, just that they are emphasizing gamers before profit.

Hopefully this game is a massive success, showing that making ambitiously awesome games doesn't mean compromising profit!

seems like the maximum level is 12... :(((((((((((

New campaigns hell yeah! But at D&D level 20, the player and the corresponding villains become too chaotic for a video game. Scripting and covering for every possible odd choice will be almost impossible. Larian said they could not even integrate a simple sounding 'magic breaking' spell because of so many game mechanics it would break and push the story out of script.

Is that bar 1mm from the ground or what?

I hope they keep uptade and add new contents to old games

BUTT-KICKING FOR GOODNESS! :D

You mean that smaller party than you had 20+ years ago?

@@murmillo666That’s not right at all. Did you used to pay an earlier edition of D&D maybe? BG3 is like 98% the same rules as 5th edition.

@@murmillo666 They didn't. They make the game even far better. 10/10 masterpiece 👌🏼👌🏼

too bad that they spent half of the money on promotion instead of fixing the game and making it available for everyone.

For years? Decades! 😁❤️

Should i play it ?

@@veryrare432hz Honestly can’t recommend it enough. It has so much replay value and if you enjoy RPGs I think you are gonna really like this game.

@@veryrare432hz ... Definitely.

@@veryrare432hz Best turn-based RPG of all time along with Divinity: Original Sin

​@@murmillo666cheapest bait ever

@@murmillo666 ok virgin

How do you know the game deserves it if you never played/never gonna finish it?

@@As-tray because of all the stuff they put in there. You have a metric ton of d&d rules in there without dumbing them down and they actually work quite well in the game (from what I've seen when friends played the Early Access). With six party members and crazy D&D magic and the many solutions the game enables you to take for solving problems, the sheer complexity of keeping this playable is mind-blowing to me. The world looks very alive, the graphics are awesome for a CRPG. All text, and with all the choices and the huge scope of the game there is a lot of it, has been fully recorded by voice actors. I don't know how familiar you are with the genre of CRPGs but that is very rare - and in a CRPG of that unprecedented scale almost unthinkable. That's a herculean task in itself.

@@murmillo666 your tone makes it sound like you’re trying to be a prude and curmudgeon, but the facts of what you’re describing sound like a lot of fun.

@@cheesy_87 all of this has already been done in tons of crpgs though. And actually, unlike them, BG3 uses 5e, which is a very dumbed down DnD version itself. Also, level cap in the game is 12 (which is quite low) and the party limit in the game is 4, not 6. So I don't know where you got your info from, but the only thing that really distinguishes BG3 from say, Pathfinder, is a bit prettier visuals and voiced dialogues. And latter were already done in DAO and DAll, so nothing ground-breaking here as well.

@@As-tray I played a lot of CRPGs. Baldurs Gate 1 and 2 were my favourite games growing up, and also some of the first real games I ever played, and that's when they were still new and state of the art. I also prefer Pathfinder to 5e system-wise, I actually never played any D&D at a table. I am running a Pathfinder campaign that started before Corona and that's still going strong (and we already switched to 2e at my players request and after being pretty sceptical, I now love running games a lot in 2e for its more dynamic gameplay). I am totally amazed by how they managed to port the tabletop experience into BG3. And I have no problem with it being D&D, even though the static action system makes combats a bit annoying sometimes if you're used to Pathfinder's three action system. I also played the first Pathfinder CRPG and Owlcat did a very fine job with that. They just lost me with the kingdom management. And the characters weren't as interesting as the ones in BG3. I haven't played Path of the Righteous yet (purchased it, though) but I only heard good things about it. I probably won't play it any time soon as my computer gaming days are far behind me and I just can't find the time to sit in front of the PC for hours on end. There's too much other stuff to do as a grown-up, and too little time for all hobbies. The 20 hours I already sank into BG3 is a huge amount of time for my standards, and I enjoyed it thoroughly up until now. I still stand by what I've said. It's about the sheer scope that this game brings. I don't care about the level cap to level 12, the game is already gigantic. And I rather have three companions with very well done characterization and story arcs than 5 that are still pretty good but not as well done as in BG3. Also, managing 6 characters with all the options you have in combat (which is a lot more than in other CRPGs) sounds like a chore - and TTRPGs are best balanced for a party of four anyways so I'm more than okay with it being 4 players. You have so many options to solve problems in BG3 and so much freedom, I really like the dialogue options and that your class and ancestry really matters. Other games did it too, but from what I played, no game did all of these things altogether, at a bigger scope, and managed to be still playable. To me, it's absolutely special, very immersive and incredibly well put together.

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You are welcome

Boa jornada amigo!

Como estas tu

agora e espera terminar o download

goty dos gotys

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Congratulations

not just Tbrpgs but all Games in general. a commitment to providing an excellant game experiance without trying to milk the fanbase for every nickle and dime. hopefully this game does well and show that one can put earnest work into a game and provide it once more without practicing scummy microtransaction practices that is plagueing todays games.

@@plaxy100 half a million playing within the first 24 hours. Probably a decent amount of which are Early Access players coming back, but still a solid metric.

The best thing about BG3 is that you can play BG1 and 2 in the meantime! While they are old games number 2 is one of the greatest games of all time.

@ether4211 I ended up just getting it on pc last night LOL

​@@vincentclark8386based

@@vincentclark8386 hahaha good choice! I honestly didn't expect the dev's to offer more then BG2 being that game was 2D and a LOT easier to code/animate....but no, looks like not only have they matched the insane detail of BG2 but they've combined it with the prior Divinity 2 work... It's downright uncanny how much effort they've put into getting everything right.

e ainda por cima totalmente em português, mesmo o jogo tendo uma tonelada de texto, graças a isso estou vendo muita BR se interessar pelo jogo, e isso e ótimo.