The fact that they are paying Felicia Day to play this is troubling. Larian is chasing consumers, not gamers.
A whole generation of DnD players got into DnD through Geek and Sundry and Day was a huge part of that.
Pretty much every tabletop player I've meet between 'played BG2 as a kid', and 'critical role/Dimension20 fans as teens', got into it through them.
This is a sign they are chasing... DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS players. That's gamers. Literally gamers of the game BG3 is based on.
Well mostly Pathfinder and it's who got into it before 5e folks but they make up alot of the moved to 5e crowd, but still.
Literally gamers.
I’ve noticed since the patch dropped barely anyone is streaming or watching BG3 on Twitch, maybe around 200 viewers total most of the times I’ve checked. Surprising, numbers were much, much higher for release and the earlier patches.
I don't feel there'll be another wave of streams/letsplays/just content in general, until there's more story content. People have played through all the quests, playing them with different bugs or a different character doesn't have the stuff to explore, talk about it or show off the same.
