As someone with no experience with DnD or video games closely aligned with DnD, BG3 is very, very complex. I often make decisions based on nothing more than a vague guess as to what I’m doing because I’m not in the mood to wade through all the stats and guides etc to work out what it all means. I’m enjoying the game but I am absolutely certain I would have a better/easier time of it if I understood what the heck was going on better.
Thankfully, you can save and reload anywhere, so experimenting is a viable way to figure things out.
If you ever end up wanting details on the mechanics, you could read the relevant bits (especially part 2) of the D&D basic rules, which this game seems to mostly follow.
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As someone with no experience with DnD or video games closely aligned with DnD, BG3 is very, very complex. I often make decisions based on nothing more than a vague guess as to what I’m doing because I’m not in the mood to wade through all the stats and guides etc to work out what it all means. I’m enjoying the game but I am absolutely certain I would have a better/easier time of it if I understood what the heck was going on better.
Make of that what you will. :-)
I’ve played D&D 5e and I’m currently 10ish hours into BG3. Is there anything specific you’d like help understanding? I’m happy to help if I can.
Thankfully, you can save and reload anywhere, so experimenting is a viable way to figure things out.
If you ever end up wanting details on the mechanics, you could read the relevant bits (especially part 2) of the D&D basic rules, which this game seems to mostly follow.