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Re: Baldur's Gate 3's Narrative Is Structured Like a 'Spiderweb', with 17,000 Ending Permutations

Elodin

I'm on the hype train. 17k affected choices or not. I'm hearing, many decisions in a rpg. I have the deluxe pre-ordered but for the first time actually considered the collector edition. The statue is amazing and it would support Larian Studios. I'll be playing this for couple years I'm sure. Once I start to get tired of playing the rpg I'll switch to playing like an actual D&D campaign and only play once or twice a month. I'm just glad I didn't need to buy a cpu to play it.

Re: Comprehensive Baldur's Gate 3 Playthroughs Set to Last 200 Hours

Elodin

Is a bit over long, but like he said I can drop out and come back later. I did that with DOS2 and Pathfinder Wraith of the Righteous. It's easier to drop out and come back with these games as turned based gives you time to relearn and use different strategies. Glad I'm not a trophy hunter though. That would be a huge time sink. Still super excited for this game.

Re: Baldur's Gate 3 Delayed One Week on PS5, Runs at 60fps

Elodin

This is my most anticipated game this year. Sad to see it delayed, but a week is no problem. I do have it pre-ordered and I am looking forward to the 72 hour early access. Larian studios are tops on my list for making great isometric rpgs. They are currently running a murder mystery taking place in Baldurs Gate. You can help solve the case and pick via vote which direction solving the case will go next. I'm eating it all up.

Re: Why You Should Pay Attention to PS Plus' Tails of Iron on PS5, PS4

Elodin

@Voltan it's the toads that are bad, not sure if frogs are involved . Reminds me of 2 restaurants down the road from each other.
The Horny Toad and The Satisfied Frog. Both had good ribs. Frogs would be fun to play as. Last frog I played was a frog shaman in Everquest. I just liked that he flipped everytime he cast a spell.

Re: Mini Review: Dredge (PS5) - Eerie Fishing Adventure Will Reel You In

Elodin

Sounds interesting. I have been on the look out for a more simple yet fun fishing game. Toss in some Lovecraft makes it all the more interesting. Last fishing game I played was on PC late 90s. Had a blast with friends trying to catch the biggest fish. It was a much simpler game than today's fishing games. You find a spot on the lake. It switches views when you fish. And you aim for the biggest fish shadow and hope it bites and doesn't break the line as you reel it in. I could never remember the name. Maybe this one will "hook" me. Ill watch some videos on it.