Anyone bored playing it?

[NYGiantsYankees]

I hope hoping for something amazing like the witcher 3 or skyrim but man, this game is so boring to me. The combat is not fun or good.

[James]

I'm really enjoying it... I returned the witcher 3 after a few hours because I found it really boring though.

[Dumbledank]

god i love the little babies complaining about turn-based combat

[jack_of_tears]

I think the problem is that we're seeing a lot of people drawn in, who don't normally play crpgs like the Baldur's Gate series. These games are all about exploring your world, finding interesting ways to overcome obstacles, talking to everyone, and tactics in combat. The games reward meticulous exploration and planning. It is just one branch of the RPG genre, and one that doesn't appeal to everyone - that's okay.

Also, I love 'Witcher 3' but that doesn't mean we can't like a wide range of game styles. The more we broaden our horizons, the more likely we are to chance upon a new obsession.

[Aggressive Feminist]

I don't have 3 hours for looting every jar or drawer.
It's an artificial longevity increasing mechanic and when you notice it, it's unbereable.
Also only scripted encounters.
There are more fun and enjoyable games out there that cost a fraction of this, not gonna keep it.

[giuseppe.venti]

Publicado originalmente por NYGiantsYankees:

I hope hoping for something amazing like the witcher 3 or skyrim but man, this game is so boring to me. The combat is not fun or good.

Well, you are not the only one, Im bored too.

[KingOfBeingCorrect]

Publicado originalmente por Mexican Wall:

I don't have 3 hours for looting every jar or drawer.
It's an artificial longevity increasing mechanic and when you notice it, it's unbereable.
Also only scripted encounters.
There are more fun and enjoyable games out there that cost a fraction of this, not gonna keep it.

You ugh... don't have to loot every jar, just loot stuff that looks important lol if you must loot jars dig thru 2 or 3 if they are empty all of them are I promise your not missing much they hide good stuff in good places

[BhaalSakh]

Yes, I went back to BG1 and 2, it feels much more pleasant and immersive. You travel from town to town, you can visit the buildings, sleep at an inn, talk to people inside, get quests, it's very similar to The Elder Scrolls in that regard. In 3 you only go to settlements and a ''village'' with 3 buildings, and you get to explore the lower part of Baldur's Gate only at the end. Also, I feel like 1 & 2 felt more like actual DnD adventures, and as a bonus, my team members aren't horny sex maniacs who try to grab my c0ck after 15 mins of knowing me. BG3 is literally a DnD session where everyone is extra horny and have to suffer from a sadistic DM.

[I'm the walrus]

if it wasnt turn based id buy it in an instant

turn based combat turn me off, it boring by design

[BhaalSakh]

Publicado originalmente por shadejh:

Another who know nothing about tabletop RPG.

I play tabletop RPGs and I think they translate very poorly into video games. It makes sense on a board game, we can't fight each other in real time by throwing dices all around. But in games like Morrowind and the original BG1 and 2, these calculations were done in real time.

[Vaein]

Not even close, it’s fantastic

[Meow]

It is a niche genre i had to dial back abit on these types of games even though i enjoyed it the first time around ever playing one

[bLueBlaze]

It was boring. Actually refunded it also. No previous experience of baldurs gate franchise. Gonna wait for starfield.....

[Jenni Dreadful]

I'm having a blast.
Except for the combat (not bad, just not my thing) and loot/inventory micromanaging

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WHY?

[Darx]

Skill issue. if the game too hard for you, train harder

[Antonius]

Publicado originalmente por Metophisical:

games better than those two combined, so no

Wow what a white knight lol