

They sleep upside-down, vespertine, and roam the woods at night to forage for wolves.


TBF, the Denuvo bullshit is not unlike the recent ban on teens’ social media use: it’s a stewpot on the stove, warming, and we’re the frog. The more comfy people are with invasive “protection”, the closer they are to giving up the rest.
They’re just pissed that pirates are bringing “air gapping” back into the public eye. Can’t be exploited by their servers’ access if you’re not online, HV or not. 🤌🏼🏴☠️
Hell, I hope someone over there is reading this:
Considering your crowd-funded game’s MSRP floor as equal to a donation tier of said backers?
Easy solve.
Announce the sale and follow immediately with “Backer’s Choice”: either a refund of the difference or a free copy to gift to someone.
Boom. Sales through the roof like beanstalks.
Now, go get me that golden egg, ya marketing spooks.🤌🏼
Personally, I think BG3 will fit very neatly into that feast/famine mode. I’ve been playing it since early beta when there was only the initial map, and I’ve come back to it for nearly every update for the new classes, races, options galore, and the meta is deeep (if that’s of interest).
On top of that, the mod community is lively, so there’s a non-zero chance that whatever you might find annoying can be easily resolved to your liking. (eg. dice rolling, etc.)
Lastly, it’s been my experience that nearly every RPG-adjacent Di$cord server I’m on has at least a searchable conversation if not an outright channel for BG3 chatter. From local gaming shops to online RPG guilds to 3D-printing groups and such, there are millions of people that’re totally game to hang out & bullshit and/or theorycraft on the topic. I’ve connected with more than one D&D campaign that way, so maybe give it a shot! 🫡
Well then, now I know what my day’s all about