Long rest is a concept that just doesn't belong in a video game. And don't tell me Baldur's Gate because in Baldur's Gate it's only a little more annoying, nothing actually better.
I can't agree with you on that - long rest is very important in D&D. The problem with a long rest in BG3 is that its a little more too available - you can spam it as much as you want, but on another hand, we are constantly told to hurry up - in my first playthrough, I didn't go camping often - and I miss a lot of narrative due to that.
