sounds like a deal to belet everyone else Beta test it for me
It's all about balance. @TNA beta tested Horizon forbidden west so he's chasing his losses at this point
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It's all about balance. @TNA beta tested Horizon forbidden west so he's chasing his losses at this point
It's all about balance. @TNA beta tested Horizon forbidden west so he's chasing his losses at this point
That is a nixxes game hardly any bugs. Does not count!
Even mrk gave up playing after a while as he could not find any bugs to report so he got bored and moved on to another game
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To be honest I held off playing this hearing about the large number of bugs on release. I am planning to start sometime soon however as they have now rolled out a lot of patches for the base game and moved onto the first DLC, plus Steam Deck UI optimisations etc now, so they're moving past core issues with the base game.
Now is probably as good a time to start as any, and look at DLC later.
Now is probably as good a time to start as any, and look at DLC later.
Dlc isn't post game stuff though. So unless you fancy doing multiple playthroughs of such a big game then that's why I suggested it.
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It isn't, but it means the core game content is at a point where they're largely happy with it, and are now willing to focus on the extras; if the game is truly excellent, then coming back to it in a few years with added DLC to play it a different way should be a fun way to experience the DLC then.
I'm not sure they are largely happy with it because we've had multiple massive patches thsy significantly change the core gameplay enough that they offered free respecs for the characters, so is likely to change more but I'm sure it's still enjoyable.
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if thats the case at least they havent abandoned it like Dawn of war 3 team did
Dawn of War 3 should have been abandoned before it was released given the absolute cack we got.
I've actually been playing Rogue Trader and I'm enjoying it, more than BG3 anyway and I often see the two compared. Although in my case, half my issue with BG3 was the fact everyone I so much as spoke to seemed to want to get in my pants. I'm not a prude but it was seriously over the top to the point of being off putting, I have heard that they toned that stuff down though so I'll give it another shot at some point.
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i reckon i'll pick this up payday
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On my wishlist already, excited for it! (The DLC)
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I'm waiting for the DLC to drop before playing it.
I've not shut up about it but I think it's become my new favorite CRPG over BG2. The music plays a massive part of that, it suits the atmosphere so well.
This is one of my faves:
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I grab it once the dlc is out and beta tested
Gonna be a good while for that, first dlc was delayed so this will probs have a knock on effect. Then all the balancing and bug fixes as you say. We will probably get colony ship at a decent price before then.
Not delved into it really but been using the new character in my party and the class is really fun imo. Also seems to be new some new areas on the ship and stuff that didn't exist when I played before.