My guy felt the burn from that so strongly, he had to make two comments of it, just to continue the sound effect.
Given the extensive play-testing done for BG3 and Larian's general attitude in regards to acting upon feedback from their playerbase (which is great, needless to say), I don't think there's much to worry about on that front.Alternatively, it could be a sign they already have the world stuff virtually done.
That being said, for those buying the game, what they need to worry about, degeneracy or not, is how polished the game actually is, and whether or not it'll end up being a buggy, nightmare-fueled mess, like Cyberpunk was initially, upon its release.
Didn't the devs of Cyberpunk, at first, make it out like their game was getting extensively play-tested too?Given the extensive play-testing done for BG3 and Larian's general attitude in regards to acting upon feedback from their playerbase (which is great, needless to say), I don't think there's much to worry about on that front.
Larian is no CD Projekt Red
You are too optimist about thisGiven the extensive play-testing done for BG3 and Larian's general attitude in regards to acting upon feedback from their playerbase (which is great, needless to say), I don't think there's much to worry about on that front.
Larian is no CD Projekt Red
>mmo "games"pax expects bg3 to be a ff14 like game
bg3 with current standards turn out to be a forspoken clone levels
Is it still not a dude?A wild shaped Druid, to be specific. Not an actual bear.
...but let's just ignore the existence of that scene
@Blade @Nevermind @Darth Nihilus @Xhominid The Apex @Claudio Swiss two of the most charismatic men the business has ever seen.
And the WWE gave this match away on a Raw.
Really cements the fact that Austin was only ever made 'the guy' because WCW was whooping WWE's ass in the ratings, and Vince was forced to go for the redneck, who unlike his actual pick, in HHH, had charisma beyond comprehension, and the biggest connection with the crowd, since prime Hogan.
