Will militant D&D players review bomb BG3

[Adam__86]

Or do you think that ship sailed and the only real post release issues we may face is performance related?

[zero]

why would people who play D&D review bomb bg3? they of all people understand the power of homebrew.

[Metadigital]

Probably performance, and if these forums are any indication, accusations of being "woke".

[MeatGolem]

You can count on it, unfortunately. We old people get very set in our ways and really hate change on a deep psychological level. There will also be review bombs because of other issues but definitely this one too.

[Hobocop]

Most probably don't really care enough to bother and just want to play a good D&D-based video game.

But there will always be grognards, I suppose.

[brellom]

Some idiotic purists might, but I imagine those people will be in the minority considering how much praise and acclaim the game has garnered in the last few weeks alone.

[Chiryuu]

Originally posted by Metadigital:

Probably performance, and if these forums are any indication, accusations of being "woke".

For that some ppl might try to review bomb, but I doubt it will be successful.

[Adam__86]

Originally posted by zero:

why would people who play D&D review bomb bg3? they of all people understand the power of homebrew.

Not average players but the militant ones because of XYZ from D&D absent here

[gazeofdisaster]

Originally posted by Metadigital:

Probably performance, and if these forums are any indication, accusations of being "woke".

D&D players usually end up involving the most lewd and grotesque things into their campaigns, or at-least they try. I can't imagine the amount of times I've heard or participated in a campaign that mentioned 'male private parts' at least once per session.

People like to be silly in D&D.

[VastGirth]

Well, in life, inevitably there is always some ♥♥♥♥, so probably.

[Hexprone]

Militant 5e purists?

5e is a simplified ruleset anyway -- the big battles were over 3rd edition and Pathfinder. I feel like anyone who calls themselves a fan of 5e in particular is going to of necessity prefer a more relaxed approach.

Of course it's the internet -- someone's going to find a reason to be mad about something.

[Pan Darius Cassandra]

Originally posted by Hobocop:

Most probably don't really care enough to bother and just want to play a good D&D-based video game.

Too bad this isn't "a good D&D-based video game".

[Yojo0o]

Militant DnD players love this game.

[Foolswalkin]

It will likely be review bombed, but not by DnD players.

Except that one guy who decided to give it a negative review for not going to level 14.

[zero]

Originally posted by Adam__86:

Originally posted by zero:

why would people who play D&D review bomb bg3? they of all people understand the power of homebrew.

Not average players but the militant ones because of XYZ from D&D absent here

militant doesn't really mean much in this context, you mean purist if that is your example.

and in which case: they probably wont care cause its not the P&P anyway.

plus they have no real ground to stand on anyway: wizzy coast changes the rules per adventure path at times anyway.

[Yojo0o]

Originally posted by Foolswalkin:

It will likely be review bombed, but not by DnD players.

Except that one guy who decided to give it a negative review for not going to level 14.

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