The first thing I do when I find out someone has played BG3 is ask them a barrage of questions of their choices.
There is so much I could say about Baldur's Gate 3. From the story, to the characters, the romance, to all the different ways you can interact with the world and completely change your game's story. This is truly a Master Piece. I can not recommend this game enough. I don't like CRPGs or top down turn-based strategy games (only in combat) which I actively try to avoid because I get so tired of having to waiting but this game does it so well on top of everything else. Want to have a normal fight, fine. Want to fill the room to the brim with explosive barrels, go right ahead. Do you want to push your enemies down a hole- they are already in the hole. Do you want to f*ck a bear (consensually)?
Plus one of your companions is a buff Tiefling mommy. That alone should make you want to buy this game. If you buy any $60 game it should be Baldur's Gate 3.

The first thing I do when I find out someone has played BG3 is ask them a barrage of questions of their choices. There is so much I could say about Baldur's Gate 3. From the story, to the characters, the romance, to all the different ways you can interact with the world and completely change your game's story. This is truly a Master Piece. I can not recommend this game enough. I don't like CRPGs or top down turn-based strategy games (only in combat) which I actively try to avoid because I get so tired of having to waiting but this game does it so well on top of everything else. Want to have a normal fight, fine. Want to fill the room to the brim with explosive barrels, go right ahead. Do you want to push your enemies down a hole- they are already in the hole. Do you want to f*ck a bear (consensually)? Plus one of your companions is a buff Tiefling mommy. That alone should make you want to buy this game. If you buy any $60 game it should be Baldur's Gate 3.