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If my daughter didn't kill a dragon she shouldn't bother comin' back.5 points
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Super awkward <--> bizarre, and I'd say it was super awkward, not just run of the mill awkward like Miranda butt shots. It was the most bugged part of the game, the models were uncanny valley, they were very obviously intended to be a bit more, hmm, Witcher 2 than they ended up being to keep a lower rating hence the absolutely ludicrous underwear, they didn't really work if you were a dwarf and the overall reaction to the scenes elicited either outright laughter or staring incredulously. Or both. End effect: Barbie and Ken doll (or half scale equivalent, for a dwarf) sex scene, but done oh so deadly seriously. Certainly not as disappointing as the inability to enslave nations with necromancy, but just as certainly not the grimdarkesque atmosphere they were trying to go for otherwise and more something you'd expect as satire from Team America.3 points
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A weird bear sex scenes won’t bring down an otherwise great game - I don’t think BG3 is great though. Bear sex is just another weird thing that Larian seems so very proud of. I never claimed bear sex isn‘t precisely what one should expect from Larian - but I am also not sure why it is there to begin with. I don’t like many narrative aspects of BG3, and unfortunately after two solid PfH this is where Larian put their focus. As to other stuff you mentioned it’s all fine. They said they will do Player Handbook so Monk and Half-Orc/Dragonborn are bare (bear?) minimum I would expect. It seems they finally made proper UI for character creator, which is good, but again nothing to blow my socks off. Does the creator have very necessary class preview? So far it seems it does not. Of so than it is still very much the worst character creator I have seen in a while - with Solasta, Pathfinders and PoE2 fairing much much better. I have questions about implementation of some of the monk abilities, including why some of the reactions didn’t work during the stream when they should, and why they were able to use flurry of blows without using main attack first. Deflect missles seem to work occasionally - also deflecting missle didn’t seem to impact Larian’s homebrew AOE fire arrow. So you catch and throw back an arrow and yet it’s AOE effect still hits you. Like so many aspects of BG3 it seems half-implemented. In general my main takeaway from the showcase is that the game seems to be in dangerously buggy and unstable state considering it is releasIng in a couple weeks time. Tactician mode just looked awful. I still have hope for BG3 - I hope modding will be passionate enough to make something of it. But to be honest, I just expected to see something of higher quality with the game being so close to release, and Larian confidently moving release date forward by a month. Meantime they released a video praising how great their cinematics are, while in that very own showcase basic shot/reverse shot conversations aren’t properly blocked, with a game being about as buggy as ever. BG3 has so much potential, but it seems 1.0 will not be getting rid of “pre-alpha” feel of he early access. there are positives. Some deeper digging suggests we finally got a keychain, so not to pollute our inventory with endless pile of keys.I am sure there is more but Larian chose to focus on fluff instead. Perhaps not a bad game, but bad marketing at least for me.3 points
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I'll go with a Druid because of the Wild Shape. Using the cat form to avoid attracting attention better be properly implemented or I'll riot.2 points
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I think that was the first thing that got moded out lmao. Uh...I'm not convinced by the bear sex or edgelord origin but I'll probably play the game months after it releases and it's less buggy. I'll probably go with a College of Valor Bard.2 points
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I think it's already a great "improvement" if BG3 doesn't have those D:OS 2 extra armor bars that prevent status effects at the beginning of the battle.2 points
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Guys I just watched this video and I cant stress enough how brilliant BG3 is going to be. I strongly recommend for anyone who has doubts about BG3 to watch this. In summary 600 spells real and logical differences on difficulty level very deep character customization the vastness of the city of BG and all the activities real C&C and its impact small but noticeable features like talking to animals and a displacer beast many of the NPCS you can interact with the starting region has 30% more content than what you experienced in early access2 points
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Interesting timing for a movie that will undoubtedly feature the French Revolution prominently, given what's happening in France right now.2 points
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Morrigan wears more clothes during sex than she does while adventuring.2 points
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Witcher 2. It appears CDPR implemented cheevos recently, but because everyone and their dog played the game ages ago, I get to enjoy Epic Achievements (0,9%, drank a potion). I remember where I stalled almost 3 years ago (got told to explode nekker nests without any instructions or directions). No idea why I thought I have time to look for them on my own back then, now promptly googled that sh†t and will do so anytime the game decides to be cryptic with clues. Also hoping I'll get to go somewhere more urban next, swamps and wilderness suck. Minigames are no fun, but the story and characters are engaging enough to mostly outweigh annoyances.2 points
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As you should. If I remember correctly they count each a category of a spell as a separate thing (so chromatic orb is counted separately for each of its variants) Thanks, I am gonna watch later. Over at Larian’s forum community manager who got invited over mentioned some really promising things as well that weren’t highlighter in the PfH.1 point
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GRIME free on Epic: GRIME | Download and Buy Today - Epic Games Store1 point
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@BruceVC we are waiting for screenshot proof that you have suffered through Crian Soft gameplay for your beliefs1 point
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Project director describes Clockwork Revolution as love child of Arcanum and VtM: Bloodlines1 point
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Are you aware, that few month ago CDPR fully implemented ESG?1 point
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If you want spell casting power with her you have to multiclass her with druid. You will lose the black bow but the druid versatility in insane. You cast all the druids DoTs spells on top of combusting wounds and melt the entire battlefield. Even when you run out of druid spells you can still go meele with the summoned weapons and being in the front lines with a cast relentless storm is just the icing on the cake.1 point
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I guess episode 10 is it for S1 of Unicorn Warriors: Eternal. Idk, not too sure where I land on this one. I think that a lot of it is due to my respect for Genndy Tartakovsky and that if it was someone else's name on it I would have stopped watching it after episode 1 or 2. But as I have followed through I can say that it does pick up, but there is not a lot there for adults. I don't know if I will watch s2 or if there will even be one. I will end it on this, I do not recommend it.1 point
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This sounds brilliant. I might try it if I ever replay Skyrim. Celeste. Slowly climbing up. The story is picking up and the game overall is genuinely nice. Edit. Finished the main game. An excellent platformer with gorgeous art and touching story. Review: Elden Ring. Defeated Margot the Fell Omen at level 25 with a Scimitar +3, then Godrick the Grafted at level 40 with a Scimitar +4. The delay in rolling is very noticeable and irritating, so are the hard-coded menu controls, including the map. Which I had not known I could access out of the bonfires/sites of Grace, because the key was not in the settings. Wandered the Limgrave and Caelid areas for 2 hours, discovered the entrance to the Siofra river, ran away from several dragons and the duo of pumpkin head bosses, found another boat necromancer and killed it. I suppose, the locations are still as lovely as they were in Dark Souls 1, but the reskinned or simply copy-pasted bosses are somehow disheartening. The ones in ER strongly remind of Immortal: Unchained. Somehow Conan: Exiles, Dragon's Dogma, and even Shadow of the Colossus, not to mention The Elder Scrolls, had more engaging open-world structures than ER. There were quests, there were more traversal abilities, there were unique bosses. I suppose, I had had unreasonably high expectations, given the developers' previous games (which have become worse), the high ratings, and the price, hence the disappointment. Still going to finish it, though. The mods are on and I should be able to just run into the next main area, skipping the grind.1 point
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still remember dao sex scene bugged and main character are a dwarf in full plate laughing the whole cutscene1 point
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Challenge accepted If you read this Josh. I'm gonna find out how deep the prim rabbit hole goes!1 point
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the other day we complete blanked on gene hackman's name. we could name a large percentage o' his films and we recalled his usmc service and his brief time at the university o' illinois. we 'mebered how mr. hackman's mother were canadian and that the last film he did before he quit acting were welcome to mooseport. etc. just couldn't recall his name. we referred to our memory fail a "senior moment." a house guest responded by observing how our blanking on gene hackman were no big deal, but that if we started leaving our keys in the fridge we should begin to worry. HA! Good Fun!0 points
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There is a random event in one of the homes you can live, where your children hear noise from the basement and when you check it, there are skeevers. Your children help you kill the rats. So they are intentionally coded to fight and survive. Dragons are funny because they apparently are coded to insta die when attacking essential NPCs.0 points
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Best thing in Skyrim is adopting children, have the AI pathfinding mess up so the child walks outside town and, being set to immortal in the game code for being a child, killing any monster it encounters. When I found where my daughter had ran off to, she had slain a dragon.0 points