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The game looks great, as I said, and I can live with this. I suppose it’s better in a video game than in an actual table-top setting, but if they’re trying to truly replicate that experience (and it sounds like they are) this is a mistake. More likely we’ll get some brave modder to do the Lord’s work for us. Maybe they’ll change this if enough players feel the same way. Larian’s dialogue options make no sense and frankly it’s incredibly off-putting to me. “I shot him in the face” is quite different from “I shoot him in the face” because one describes an action I’m taking or about to take while the other describes an action I took in the past. It doesn’t leave the outcome of my dice role open. Me: I shot him with my shotgun in his ugly mug.įor one thing, past-tense assumes outcomes. I don’t play in past-tense, which would sound like this:ĭM: The orc charged at you, swinging his battle-axe over his head, a snarl on his face. Me: I shoot him with my shotgun right in his ugly mug. For instance:ĭM: The orc charges at you, his battle-axe swinging wildly over his head, a snarl on his hideous face.what do you do? This page covers information regarding combat in general and also individual mechanics for each class. Each class in the game will have its unique style of combat and associated actions that you can execute. When I play D&D or other pen-and-paper games I roleplay in the present tense. Combat for Baldur's Gate 3 focuses on the basic and advanced combat mechanics of the game. To my knowledge, this is not how anyone plays tabletop RPGs, or at least not in my experience. Now I don’t know about you, but this is not how I play tabletop RPGs.
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