So did you actually enjoy how Kingmaker made your party both encumbered and exhausted practically all the time? Because that was not an element that I liked at all.
Sure, once I started understanding the system I GREATLY enjoyed that it forced me to be wary of that aspect and it gave me genuine benefits for paying attention to it.
What's best, at the same time between "bags of holdings" and a generic understanding of what was valuable and what not it made it fairly easy to manage. Far less busywork than the current management of the bags in BG3 involves.
I always traveled trying to stay "light" or at worst medium at the beginning (when I was packing rations) and as a result I could travel in a single day 4-5 times the distance of when the party was heavily encumbered. That's precisely what allowed me to complete the first major goal in under a month and get that sweet +2 dueling sword as a bonus reward, for instance (and even later in the game, to hardly ever suffer from the restriction of "time limits" to complete questlines).
Last edited by Tuco; 08/11/2001:59 AM.
Party control in Baldur's Gate 3 is a complete mess that begs to be addressed. SAY NO TO THE TOILET CHAIN
