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- 6 de Nov, 2014
Has been this since Twilight.Especially women. A lot of women love Astarion and he is the most popular romance for female gamers in Baldur's Gate 3. Women love the manipulative scumbag vampire spawn and even admitted that they got the game just so they can romance him.
Or kill it away. Just saying.Give it a chance. If you hate the gay, then mod it away.
Still wish TOTK won, but I fully expected BG3 to win, so I’m not surprised by the outcome.
That said, what is it about BG3 that has people raving about it being “revolutionary”, “a wake-up call to the industry”, and “one of the greatest achievements in the medium”? Cause while I’m sure it’s great (and definitely has more new in it than other nominees like TOTK and SM2), this is something that many other games have been acclaimed of doing in the past (TW3, BOTW, RDR2, ER, etc).
What does BG3 do exactly that has people worshiping it so much that other games from the past haven’t done?
It has a bit more agency and less railroading and a lot of interactive solutions.
But honestly that's good but not revolutionary.
It is more of a return to older standards, when games came out completed, patches addressed fan feedback, no microtransaction hells (I am looking at you Owlcat) and just a lot of polish.
It is still pozzed, but less so than most other games. Nexusmods is totally pozzed but that isn't Larian's fault.
So... it is a game that works on release and gets useful stuff as free patches.
Which is something gamers deserved but haven't got in a long time.
Especially buck broken consoomers who got used zo paying for broken shit, lost their mind when they got a functioning product.