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I frequently return to this game to see massive strides in upgrades have been made. Although it's a game I cannot play for too long at one go, it's always one I'd love to get more friends together for to play. Maybe one day.

Adding micro transactions to a game like this - that has been in development for so long - is just a knife in the backs of everyone who has supported and kept this game alive for so long.

It's fine to need more funding, but this could've been done way better. The fact we already have full support for streamers without the game even being finished is indicative of a further setup that has only now been proven by the micro transactions.

Absolutely sad. I've not been excited to see a game finished as much as this, but this really pushes me away.

Forcing a PSN account months after a release with the notion of "a security measure" is one of the least understandable punches i've seen passing by gaming recently.

With games forcing microtransactions in for absolutely blatant nonsense in a singleplayer game, a game's CEO blaming players for "probably not being ready for this kind of game" due to massive launch failure and now Arrowhead pulling this kinda nonsense, I cannot fathom how these kind of companies keep getting away with it.

The ol' bait and switch is honestly just sad and i'd definitely refund the game if I still could. It's a good game and definitely tons of fun, but threatening bans for not linking a PSN is absolutely pathetic.

Just get a proper anti cheat like any other company or maybe implement a proper functioning cross-platform if you're so afraid of your valued PSN players getting hacked by PC players that purposefully bought a PC game.

Kinda boring. The maps are too small for the player amounts, there's pure focus on running fast and shooting faster, no amount of tactical gameplay. Meh.

If you liked the Divinity series, you'll love Baldur's Gate 3.

Tried a couple hours during a free trial weekend and I just can't recommend it. It's bland, it's boring, it's unintuitive, it seems to lead nowhere and the choices you get appear feverishly limited.

Quite disappointed as a Paradox fan overall, hoping to get a good experience out of a niche era, this definitely wasn't it.

Although it can be a bit of a confusing game at times, it's a quaint game, definitely designed to just kick back and play with.

Don't buy, not worth your time

Alright

Obviously just an achievement grab.