I don’t know. The Owlcat games have a really deep system that Divinity and BG3 don’t have. Is that just because of the pathfinder ruleset? Or does Larian do better with simpler systems? I don’t have an answer to those questions. It might be cool to see a BG3 “version” of Pathfinder, but I think it would lose something in the process.

Save failed.
You now live for 60 years instead of 2000.
Oh, and heavens gates are now closed.

Failed:
After trying to kill multiple innocent people while gambling with his right hand angel, God drowns all of humanity during a temper tantrum.
You find yourself on a ship filled with one family and two of each animal.

Cue Baulders Gate dice roll

You gotta let it run for a few minutes for the aldente to come on.

Friends and family don’t know what cleaning a URL means. Nobody does.

It’s select and start.
What’s it supposed to be, windows and hamburgers?

exploration in the game is unfortunately weak in many aspects; This is due to the large reliance on procedural generation of environments. Also, the role-playing elements do not have a strong presence or impact.

That’s what I was afraid of.

That’s how being a vender works.

I’m scared shitless that I will make it to 100.

How much coordination did this take? You’re only able to do a certain about of pixels right? Or did it freefall at the last minute?

Here’s the plan, gentleman. Where’s my cigar? Now listen up! We ain’t gonna be making another movie the whole rest of duh year, see? Fuck dem writers. Don’t even get me started on the talent! So here’s what we do. We get the moneys from this kid dat donloided one of our movies 12 years ago. It’s brilliant! Where’s Harvey?