It’s making it so easy.

It’s pretty good, handcrafted encounters. It’s named “Additional Enemies - More Encounters and Fights”

It’s called “Additional Enemies - More Encounters and Fights”. The fights fit pretty well IMO.

More fights would also be fun. I’m using a mod that adds some.

I’m in Japan, playing the Steam version. No censorship there.

It’s my game of the decade, almost got as much playtime as Civ5 by now, and no signs of burnout. That’s pretty amazing.

Games before 2010. Nowadays: Elden Ring, Baldurs Gate 3, Armored Core 6. Games where the publisher doesn’t try to nickel and dime you exist.

Mobile games don’t qualify as games. They’re riddled with micro transactions and ads, and I would know… I’m complicit in this, as I’m translating their games, of which the cash shops are a noticeable chunk.

May unity milk them till the udder produces nothing but pus.

What devs see is “all those other devs are too lazy to make a good game”.

What players mean is “all those other games are full of micro transactions and sell missing content and features as dlc”, which is not the same thing.

What players want to be addressed is the bad influence investors have on the products. Publishers aren’t interested in publishing good games, they only care about money.

Devs don’t go about making a game only for the money. Most of them would rather do it the same way Larian does it, focus on quality and provide a good gaming experience, but their hands are tied.

So the message gamers try to get out goes to the wrong recipients, and it’s obviously being taken the wrong way.

Pretty obvious and epic communication fail.

I doubt that very much, lol.

Underdark is still Act 1. You’re on your way to the Act ending, but not quite there.

Had looked forward to D4, but decided to wait a few months before I buy. That was a good decision.

Looking forward to playing the full game. I stopped spending time with the pre-release version to not get burnt out ahead of time.

I don’t think it’s a “dupe”. The same community can have different rules or expectations or culture in different places, and eventually, people will settle down where they feel comfortable. For some, that’s the most populated place, for others, the one that aligns best with their own interests and vibe.

Personally, I’d rather not get invested in the .ml place, considering who’s running the instance.