Nobody was talking about Larian when they released DOS2, and the only big thing BG3 has that DOS2 doesn’t is the animated dialogue (and DnD setting).
To be fair, just that system was a lot of work for the devs and it does wonders for the game; but DOS2 is a freaking amazing game too, it just didn’t have the publicity.
They are indeed great games! But these things are big differences. I’ve started DOS2, but haven’t played much so far since it didn’t pull me in, probably due to “worse” introductions to the characters.
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Nobody was talking about Larian when they released DOS2, and the only big thing BG3 has that DOS2 doesn’t is the animated dialogue (and DnD setting).
To be fair, just that system was a lot of work for the devs and it does wonders for the game; but DOS2 is a freaking amazing game too, it just didn’t have the publicity.
They are indeed great games! But these things are big differences. I’ve started DOS2, but haven’t played much so far since it didn’t pull me in, probably due to “worse” introductions to the characters.
Yep dos 1 and 2 are crazy underrated, which is why I’m happy Bg3 got so much praise, even if my hipster side hurts a bit lol.