‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ Prepared For 100,000 Concurrent Players, They’ve Gotten 700,000
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What an epic game. Larian, please never change!
You love to see it. Quality dev team.
Really refreshing after a year of a shit show.
The bear sex paid off it seems.
I am not ashamed to admit that my interest spiked once I heard about that
My interest is spiking right now reading this
I want to support these games so that other devs will take note. This is what gamers want.
I'm only a few hours in, but it's an amazing experience so far.
isn't it like a 100GB download? I was preparing to download it from gog.com, but realized that I didn't have room :(
I'm so glad to hear it, honestly! DnD's been an absolute favourite hobby of mine and it's really nice to see it going a bit more mainstream while preserving the things that make it special (the ability to do almost anything you can think of).
(Now to get Pathfinder one of these...)
I probably would have waited to buy it in a year or two when the price drops, but after reading up on the dev, the widespread acclaim the game is getting, and the fact that they released it on GOG DRM-free from the get go, I went ahead and bought the damn thing at full price. We need to send the industry a message that good behavior is rewarded. I’m only a few hours in, and I’m seriously overwhelmed, but giddy at the prospect of mastering this thing. Helps that it’s a gorgeous game that runs smooth as butter in 4K…
Has anyone played it on GeForce Now and can share their experience? I have a potato and was hoping to play this on Stadia, but you all know how that went.
I’ve been playing it through my SteamDeck on GeForce Now, it looks and runs fantastic! I’ve also hooked my laptop up to my TV, and found the game through GeForce to be a bit blurry there, but otherwise runs just as well.
I'll say, BG3 is extremely, extremely good. Larian really pulled out all the stops for this one. And I'm even more excited for Divinity 3, as their own combat system is even more fluid than 5e.
They knocked the story out of the park for this one though. All the characters feel much more fleshed out than divinity 2. And I love what they've done with long rests (and narratives) and food, which for the past 20 years of RPGs, has been an inventory annoyance. That, and the ability to talk your way through situations instead of having to just murderhobo everyone, haha.
Wonderful news! Patiently waiting for Xbox Series X version and hoping it doesn’t get compromised by Series S issues that the developers are currently working on.
whoops! lol