Originally Posted by RagnarokCzD
Originally Posted by FrostyFardragon
Ever played Pathfinder: Kingmaker?
No.
Or Kinghts of the Old Republic, or Dragon Age, or Mass Effect, or Witcher 3, or the vast majority of other games in the same genre as BG3?
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Originally Posted by FrostyFardragon
"This character is essential to the Plot" is something that happens in story driven CRPGs.
Gods abowe, under and everywhere in between ... how many times i have to repeat it?

She can leave your party ...
She dont have to be invited in your party ...
She can be permanently killed at any point ...

Therefore she - is - not - essential - to - the - plot.
The item she posesses is ...

Shadowheart: around 170cm tall, humanoid, talking, alive ... carrier of McGuffin, not important on her own.
A box: around 20cm in diameter, polihedric in shape, not talking, presumabely also somehow alive ... essential for the plot.

See the difference?
No.

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Originally Posted by FrostyFardragon
Another thing that happens in the tabletop game, is that if you bring a character with an ideology to the table that isn't compatible with the adventure the DM has planned, they may tell you to go away and make a different character. For example, I ran a campaign I called "Sky Raiders of Eberron", which started with a train robbery gone wrong. I briefed the players in session zero not to create very law abiding characters.
Lowely ...
Is there any limitation of kind of characters we can make presented by Larian (aka DM)? No? Just as i thought ...
Larian is more the kind of DM that drops hints, but if you choose to ignore them them goes "You fail. You are all dead. Ha ha ha."

Last edited by FrostyFardragon; 27/07/23 01:11 PM.