elling me I am objectively wrong in this because it is objectively bad
said neither of those things and didnt use the word "objectively" at any point.
I didn't buy it as an RPG (speaking in terms of genre) but as a strategy game
That's cool but it is an RPG and was advertised as such and RPG fans are the target audience and it is one of the main reasons for its success. Its not compared to strategy games but to games like DAO - and one of the major reasons for BG3 greater success compared to Larian's previous games is that it took inspiration directly from modern Bioware RPGs, making the game more cinematic etc, and they took inspiration directly from things that I'm now criticizing and making comparisons to.
So now that you know, i hope you better understand our criticisms and where we're coming from.
perfectly fine with my character's love-interest chatting about us with our friends while we are adventuring and not having to do it myself.
This is exactly what i linked to you in the previous post, and as far as i know BG3 doesnt have nearly as much of this kind of banter. It shouldve had more. I think i heard most of it in act 1 and then nothing.
Compared to say how Astarion roasts your romance choices in act 1
Didnt hear anything from Astarion after the tiefling party that's related. But why just act 1? Romance develops throughout the whole game. I checked out a romance banter compilation and feels like Astarion's romance gets many times more banter than any other companion romance.
Maybe romance banter is bugged, but i played on the latest patch and they dont plan on patching more, so its not my problem. I judge what i see and it aligns with most people's experience it seems.
