Originally Posted by kanisatha
If the game ends up being turn=based combat, then it will be an easy call for me to pass on it (or at least wait until it is on sale dirt cheap to take a look at it).

I think that's a price I'm willing to pay.


Originally Posted by Sven_
That said, action combat can also be interesting for sure. It's just that most developers opting for the action go the dumb combat route. Or as Bioware put it: "We want Call Of Duty's audience". RPG studios increasingly trying to make RPGs for people who don't actually like RPGs -- it's happened way back with Ultima already. https://www.filfre.net/2021/02/ultima-viii-or-how-to-destroy-a-gaming-franchise-in-one-easy-step/ This is a different time though with more games out on the market than ever before. It's about specialization


Yeah, that's the thing, though: I don't hate action combat in itself, I'm just more than a bit skeptic about Larian having the expertise on it to pull off an action combat I would genuinely enjoy.
They can't exactly boast From Software's track record in that area.
Then again in their defense very few can.

Which is why I think they should "stay in their lane", so to speak, and offer something they can excel at.

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Party control in Baldur's Gate 3 is a complete mess that begs to be addressed. SAY NO TO THE TOILET CHAIN