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Finally, a drunken master monk.
those kobolds never stood a chance
That’s cool, but I hope it doesn’t auto update on my PS5, because I’m still on Act 2 and took a break. Worried this will break my mods again and I’ll have to start over. I think I’m on my third unfinished run at this point.
You can turn auto updates off
Thanks, I did that and I hope it works. PS5 often updates games even if you have updates turned off. Not sure if that happens with BG3 but I’ll soon find out I guess.
Oh shit good call, I’m in the same boat. I have like 100 hours and I’m still at the end of Act 1. Had to take a break, but it’s a hard game to come back to after a while.
How can you have that much time without having finished act 1? Is it from multiple saves? You can totally clean out everything there is to do in act 1 in about a third of that time.
Some save scumming. A couple of false starts. Once or twice where I played a few hours before realizing that I fucked up several hours prior.
Yes, I know this is not how the game is meant to be played. No, I do not care.
Can you mod on the PS5?
yes. i use a mod that adds extra bags for arrows, potions, explosives, books, and the shit you pick up goes there automagically.
“automagically”
beautiful
Not to develop mods, but the PS5 version of the game (and Xbox) supports some mods available from the mod manager that you can also find on PC. I think the console versions of mods require an approval process to make sure they work.
Wait what?
Man Ioved BG3 but I’m hard pressed to play again. First run was resist Dark Urge. Is there any other storyline to follow that’s worth another ton of hours?
I have over a thousand hours in BG3 and i still find new stuff sometimes. Far less often now but still. You’ll find plenty of new story in a second or N+1 run.
“Is only one storyline worth playing out of dozens in a game heralded as one of the best story driven games ever made?”
Breh.
Correct, just trying to get a path forward instead of kind of stumbling around. I usually fall into the same routine if you will during runs. Guess I could embrace Dark Urge?.
Honestly, all of the origins storylines are very much worth playing as well. Actually playing as the character adds a lot of depth to the quest lines.
Karlach playthrough might be pretty fun!
Dude there’s story line for several playthroughs. Different races, actions, party etc all change the game dialog.
Oh no
Maybe I see the need for so many (sub-)classes in a rigid computer game, but in a tabletop game? WotC really doesn‘t want people to use their imagination, only to buy their supplements.
How is more options a bad thing?
In a patch/dlc, nothing. It’s just a bit of a shame that DnD today is more about paid supplements instead of providing a framework to do and encourage your own thing.
Isn’t this a free patch?
Believe they’re talking about in D&D, the TTRPG itself.
Oh OK. And here I thought I was in a thread about a video game 😉
It doesn’t make much sense, does it?
Eh, I’d allow it; it’s tangentially related and a complaint about capitalism. Win-win.
what are you mad at? This is bg3, a “rigid computer game”, what does wotc’s physical books have to do with a free update?
The subclasses are from DnD 5e, are they not? The free update is great, I‘m „mad“ at how overblown the source has become.
It’s a pre-written balanced set of classes to try out, it’s not a requirement to play d&d and you can also just homebrew your own stuff. I don’t see how shouting at the sky about an optional purchaseable module helps