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Really hoping this will be good. It's a very cool setting I think. And sort of an interesting premise in general, gameplay-wise.

Hmm. I was excited at first, but the gameplay clips haven't looked all that convincing to me. It looks kinda dull, hard to put a finger on it. The sense of impact could be better from the looks of things?Not a fan of the art design either, at least when it comes to the main characters.I guess I'll stick to Vermintide for now.

Couldn't have put it better, that's exactly what I've been thinking as well.

Cool, never heard of this game.

To make matters worse, the deluxe edition, which includes the dlc, is still available for purchase in the ubi store and steam. Slow clap, Ubisoft.

I make no judgment yet on the quality of the game itself, as I have yet to play it (I don't touch early access, and I certainly will not pay for it).I do intend to buy it upon it's proper release, as I do want to play a 5e D&D game (thought about Solasta, but once I realized they followed Owlcat's example of focusing on the far less interesting minutae of the rules, I passed on that).I'm confident that, on the technical side, Larian will do a fine job with the game. As for its narrative...different matter altogether. Larian's past works have shown an inability (to this point at least) to present a narrative that can manage to take itself seriously (not severely mind) without devolving into a series of running gags. Plenty of room for silly/meta humour in a Baldur's Gate game, but I have significant doubts in Larian's ability to balance those moments (or shunt them off to optional areas, as BG1/2 mostly did).I have every intention to find it all out for myself, but one thing I'm certain of at this point, this should not be called Baldur's Gate 3. It should be Baldur's Gate: Subtitle, or Title: A Baldur's Gate Story.

Exactly. They're just abusing the title for an inferior game.

Big takeaway from that, for me, is it is yet more definitive evidence that the '3' in Baldur's Gate 3 is unwarranted. This isn't Baldur's Gate 3, it's Baldur's Gate: Shared World Spin-off.Honestly, they should drop the '3' already. I doubt anyone is fooled lol.

While being a DnD nerd I loved playing through EoB originally, even when it was released, while it was graphically nicer than the Dungeon Master it was imitating, engine-wise it was far inferior compared to Dungeon Master. Heck, you couldn't even lure a monster unto a switch-triggered trapdoor and make it descent and take falling damage and kill it off later - the crude EoB engine just didn't allow it. Lucky us, someone modded EoB into RTC (Return to Chaos, a windows port of Dungeon Master / Chaos Strikes Back) so you can enjoy all the eye-candy of EoB within the far superior engine of DM/CSB.

I can't presently remember if they had Hordes of the Underdark on there either.