No one play-through will be like another player’s, with a massively branching narrative and meaningful reactions to player actions, and happenings. It features a fluid, high-stakes turn-based combat system incorporating the rules of 5e D&D."
I might dislike many changes Larian make, but you can't accuse them of false marketing. Nowhere did they claim they will adapt rules 1:1. You can disagree with them on creative basis (aka. if the changes they made are for the better, and if they were needed for BG3 to feel like a good cRPG) but they can't be accountable of what you or anyone else might have imagined in their head, especially that detailed gameplay videos were made public even before EA was on sale. Many things we continue complaining about were raised even before any of us put our hands on the title.
