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- We all want to visualize a world we play in, and experience what we play on a table into a video game...SO WHY CAN'T IT HAPPEN!?!
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#dnd #dungeonsanddragons #darkalliance - Zábava
I’m spoiling you all this week, you get 3 long form sketches instead of 1! I know I know, no need to thank me……but go on
Nice
Thanks dude
Thank you 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you Duke
Thank you! :)
„Oh I know nothing of DnD.“
Every company that makes something they didnt start ever
The main thing that bothers me about dark alliance is that it wasn't even a third-party developer. It was freaking WIZARDS OF THE COAST who made it, and they STILL got it wrong
The Avatar movie
@@flameofmage1099 Thats why I didnt limit it to games XD
@@flatulenttater Remember WoC made 5e which has literally zero lore. The fact that they made an entire Ed with no followable lore should be proof enough that they have no fking idea what they're doing with D&D anymore
@@nyxnightmare3542
Very annoying. I like a lot of things about 5e, but the lack of lore is NOT one of them.
This is more accurate than the monsters that always crit
Ok there is 666 likes this is creepy
I just want a gigantic map maker with all the monsters and a huge selection of NPCs and all the statuses and mechanics built around the idea that a DM can build and add in real time while interacting with players who use the maps and such.
YOOOOO
@@OneShotQuesters it's so easy to get right and every game developer insists on messing it up.
I don't know how in depth it goes, but Divinity Original Sin 2 has a Game Master mode that lets you do something like this. Though it does follow the DOS2 rules, but there you go.
Neverwinter Nights. The original one, on PC. Good times. I remember playing other people's campaigns online in that game.
Sounds a lot like the game master mode of divinity: original sin 2. Combined with the dev kit or something like that. It allowed players to create maps and campaigns of their own with the assets and mechanics of the game
Then you could interact in real time during the game as GM to add ennemies or control them.
I don't think it was perfect, but since it was made by the devs who work on baldur's gate 3, we might get it in the end.
I was so excited to get my hands on dark alliance and when it came out I called it dork alliance
Beautiful 😂
The game is alright at best, the mechanics could use some refining
@Alexander Dunnill Well, it’s still good, but it should be cheaper, or just use gamepass
@@Jackson-ms2qq that’s what I did
Lol
"So you have a Dungeons and Dragons video game for me?"
"Yes sir I do!"
Understanding references are tight!
Lol got the same vibe...
Was it hard translating Dungeons and Dragons into a video game?
@@rbraunbeck96 If you look at Baldur's Gate 3, it's super easy, barely an inconvenience. I need you to get aaaaaaall the way off my back about Dark Alliances, though.
@@ThorsShadow Oh let me get off of that thing
"We take quality over money, but we can't do quality so we'll take the money."
Stonks.
Edit: I fixed the slight error.
This is one sad statement that way too many Developer Studios follow either of their own will or by decree of the Publisher who pays them :(
carefull, can't have too much quality :P
There is a huge lack of immersion with these games, I’ve looked and looked and each one has... PRE MADE CHARACTERS
Right?!?
I'd have no problem with this new Dark Alliance if it were a Forgotten Realms + Vermintide. They could have updates with different famous D&D characters in different campaigns... Kinda like Left 4 Dead 2.
But then again, that'd be smart.
@No Way I’ll have to look for those games, I think they’re on mobile, but they cost over 10 dollars
You can definitely make your own character lol
We should just go back to playing Skyrim.
"we're a videogame company in 2021, we choose quality over money"
funniest joke in the video tbh
baldur's gate 3 is pretty ok though, not 100% what I'd want from a d&d videogame but good enough when I'm between actual d&d parties
Well it's still in early access and probably around a year to go maybe a little more till the development wraps up a full release. But it definitely does feel like a relatively strong foundation.
Out of curiosity what additions would you like to see? Obviously being in EA its still missing a lot of content but the game does have a lot of the mechanics and spirit that make D&D what it is.
bauldur's gate 3 is by no means perfect, but it think it's the closest we have so far, especially because it's being made by real dnd nerds.
It's pre-release; so hopefully the final version will be good. I'm holding off from playing it until it's complete. I don't like spoilers.
@@jaketron101 I thought you meant EA Games at first and I nearly had a crisis before I figured out you meant Early Access.
Baldur's Gate III is great though and Solasta Crown of the Magisters is very faithful to the 5e ruleset
Either you've never played BG3 or your D&D group sucks
bg3 would be good, if it had any balance concepts at all.
first act and you can get a magic item, that doubles the damage of magic missle.
all combat is about melees getting behind enemies to attack or ranged to get to higher position.
at least cantrips don't make ground effects anymore.
Of course there's no way to know this until the final game comes out, but I have faith. There's a reason this is the only EA game I've bought.
@@mahe4 Nah man it's still good, yeah the balance is off, there's alot of things that don't quite fit, and I'd rather it not be part of the Baldur's Gate saga it's still a pretty solid game.
I'd say it's one of the best *new* dnd video games in the past dozen years, but that selectio is so small Dark Alliance sneaks into the top 5.
@@mahe4 You mean just like how Neverwinter Nights and Baldur's gates aren't completely based off of their systems? I get what you mean, but it's still massively better than how you are making it out to be. Sure the system is used mostly around Divinity and sure high ground attacks and advantage attack is are king in the game, those same things are also amazingly effective in normal dnd as well. Just cause one game did a better job than the other does not automatically make another bad.
The accuracy
It’s uncanny!
Fax
@@OneShotQuesters Indeed
I honestly enjoy Balders Gate III, even if it is early access. I feel that the reason why it’s hard to transfer DnD to video games is because most of the immersion comes from the DM and the Players and it is super hard to translate that into ones and zeros.
Balders Gate is still growing and changing and feedback is given
Inb4 some worthless boomer replies to you screeching about how "stupid" turn based games are lmao
@@nyxnightmare3542 you say that, but dnd is a turn-based game.
It makes the most accurate to transfer DnD as a game be an "rpg simulator" instead of an actual programmed rpg.
@@nyxnightmare3542 You realize that Turn based games were INVENTED by boomers right? Probably not. Your IQ is probably that of a dead cat.
Did you not play Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2? They did a great job.
Dark Alliance is rated so low but all the reviews say it would be good of it actually worked 😂 Its so fun to read through them and watch the buggy gameplay
Seriously was shocked to see the reviews!
Even without the bugs...
Its an abyssmaly boring grindfest game where the level design is sloppy the mechanics are wonky and the combat feels unresponsive and floaty.
If they want to make this work they have to rework it from the ground up.
Some bug fixes and tweaks ain't gonna cut it...
Fun fact: the level design is so sloppy, most enemies outside of the boss area don't follow outside of a certain area and pretend you don't exist if you're outside of it. Literally just sniping enemies that just stand there. I'm so glad I didn't buy the game and just got it through game pass...
Am I clinically insane that I loved the bugs? Or just an Int. Mod. Of -5? I did play the barb and am currently punching my keys in with my foot. 😤
@@Mugthraka sounds like you can make better combat and AI in Game Builder Garage 😭😂
"We'll release it unfinished."
Bethesda is making a D&D game? Shut up and take my money.
I think this is a joke about Baldur's Gate 3. Which, though I understand it's a joke, is a rather unfair assessment.
@@kylepask4989 I'm so hyped to play the finished version. Their other game Divinity Original Sin 2 is so good.
@@MoosieSingh Same here. Games a fucking masterpiece.
Skyrim
@@kylepask4989 It's actually more of a joke on how they make multiplayer games. *cough* fallout 76 *cough*
Let’s take a game with infinite choice, and limit your choice!
You get raise!
I get it's a joke, but you literally can not do that in a video game. Physically impossible. A TTRPG is only held back by one's imagination, but a video game is held back by a variety of things like: budget, time, current technology, how many devs the company has, performance and many other minor and major reasons.
And then two years later, baldurs gate 3 comes out and destroys the other DND attempted games lol
Making a dnd video game seems like it should be super easy, barely an inconvenience.
I, too would like to play at a table with Ryan George. "I always roll 20s, I decided"
Just go slap a sticker on a random disc and sell it! I'd probably end up being more liked
Man this feels like the majority of games I've played during quarantine
Why is this so true.
Because
@@OneShotQuesters That is a good argument.
@@OneShotQuesters I agree
@@OneShotQuesters Okay!
"I think we should let players use their own dice and type in the result"
-A gazillion players "roll" max for everything, always.
-People get absolutely fed up with all the pauses to plug in rolls.
-Game becomes a rehab for dice goblins, curing them of their addiction.
might as well just use Roll20...
yeah, the vid spent such a long time on this point as though it's such an obviously uncontestably great idea
It sounds like fun but also it sounds like "well look as though you want to pass every single roll for free, there you go"
I reckon someone could make a mod for this in any case
Well, most D&D games are Single-Player, who cares if someone cheats in their own game? Those who want to play fair will play fair, while those who want to cheat, will cheat.
Technology can definitely be used that tracks dice or something, sure that would ad a probably very expensive dice tray to the package, but it would be an interesting novelty.
@Tech Priestess Micaela It's an option that takes a precious time and resources away from developing the game and one that the VAST majority of players would most likely not utilise. And very likely not a 'little option' to just add willy nilly. There's a lot of things in video games that seem extremely small to players, but in actuality can take weeks if not months to make and to ensure they work properly. To me it just seems like a terrible idea that's just not feasible or worth the hassle.
Game: "So you've got a 60 percent chance for that Sacred Flame to succeed."
Me: "So the odds are in my favour?"
Game: "No, I'm trying to tell you to use something else. You're not going to succeed."
I've been playing Dark Alliance and it's a pretty accurate representation of D&D. For a start they've managed to nail balance, I mean like the TTRPG it's all over the place.
I did hear the Dialogue was amazing between the characters when one is missing 😂
"I thought we could have a NPC Paladin that does nothing but throw it back whenever he is interacted with..."
"Get this man a darn promotion!!!!"
These video are just all so great! Keep it up
I’LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK!!
Same!
@@OneShotQuesters that makes three of us
Can someone explain this joke to me? I keep hearing this throwing it back thing but I've never seen it in any video and sewrching youtube brings up nothing.
@@xFlareLeon it’s an older joke from this channel, as far as I know
1:43 not on larian's watch 😂😂😂
Unpopular opinion: KotOR was an excellent D&D game, just set within the world of Star Wars.
Well it was basically a Star Wars D20 game, so I agree.
I didn't think that was an unpopular opinion.
*Popular opinion :)
That's not so much of a hot take as an expected one.
Could you please develop how this could be seen as a D&D game ?
Don't get me wrong, when I finish a RPG and already think about how I'm gonna play it again with different choices (which I definitely did for that one), it means that the game got me. I'm just curious about which points you'd see as being D&D-like; plot (and plot twist ...), choices, ancient unknown civilizations ... ?
Star wars knights of the old republic and Kotor 2 the sith lords were the best "dnd" game ive played, the attacking mechanics, the ability to roam around freely in worlds and do side quests, and the leveling system were just done so well
I know that, for me, The spirit of D&D in a video game was best expressed in Divinity: Original Sin 2 (not 1, oh gods not 1). It feels very open and sandbox-y to me while giving me the plot and NPCs I crave.
My experience with Baldur's Gate 3 (also made by Larian Studios) so far is the same. The only differences being the dicerolling from D&D, which has randomized social encounters, and a more personal backstory it seems.
So far I weirdly think they nailed Divinity 2 more than BG 3. Maybe it's the pressure, and translating all the requests into something cohesive. Not sure. I like it, though, and I hope they can make it something great. I payed for it early to give them time and funds, more than to play it early access.
@@Reicha I agree. For me, if nothing, because of the dice. I do not enjoy having to save scum to prevent tragedies not because I didn't prepare, but because the dice were evil. I tend to lean on RP and creative thinking in D&D to hedge my bets, but the nature of a videogame doesn't let me do that.
Shots fired on at the companies! Critical hit! Nice psychic damage!
Oops, I almost forgot, it'll use one of it's 50 legendary actions to ignore those good points you made.
BG 3 is amazing even unfinished. You can buy once it is finished.
DA however is just as you depicted exactly my feelings
whats so amazing? the dancing melee combat or the imbalanced magic items?
@@mahe4 D&D never had good magic item as a DM I can safely say this. It is basically TTRPG D&D on a videogame what else do you want? All it needs more classes as playable and as youe companions. Story also looks great as well.
@@dorukhanozen2580 have you played dnd5?
bg3 isn't really dnd5e anymore. core balancing principles of dnd5e are thrown out the window.
and i agree, that dnd doesn't have good magic items. but at least you wouldn't get overpowered items, unless your DM is bad.
doubling magic missile damage is just ridiculous.
@@mahe4 You realize that this item you're complaining about is in the last area and is loot from what is likely to be one of the last encounters before you finish the currently available part of the game right?
@@NervousTiefling yes and it serves for the rest of the game, which isn't released yet... so whats you point?
it's overpowered and magic missile scales with higher levels and always hits (unless you have shield).
What's funny about Dark Alliance is that you can make a game with the D&D setting and mechanics in a different game style and still have it work. Anyone remember the D&D arcades games? (Tower of Doom and Chronicles of Mystara?) Those were awesome, even if a bit bullshit at times. Like, imagine a modern version of those games in the gameplay style of something like Dragon's Crown.
It just makes me ask, "who really wants a generic game that has nothing in common with D&D other than the setting?" I feel like most people who like D&D like it for the rules and not for the Forgotten Realms, hell I think a huge chunk of D&D players don't set their games in the Forgotten Realms or other WOTC settings at all and just homebrew their campaigns
You're very brave, bringing us this unedited live footage of these games being made.
Man till now Im loving BG 3, Larian has made some great games in the past like Div 2 so I have high hopes for BG3's full release
This is why everyone picks to play Skyrim
Or kingdom come deliverance
Or Dragon Age
Nah skyrim is trash too
@@THEPELADOMASTER sorry for pinging you but are you okay
@@THEPELADOMASTER Oh boy here it comes.
Pulls out popcorn
super excited for baulder's gate 3. I absolutely loved divinity original sin 2
In my honest opinion Larian Studios is the best company that has worked on a dnd game so far. Divinity Original Sin 2 is one of the most well received games in the entire genre, and even in general. Even if it’s not exactly 100% 5e, I believe Larian Studios will release an outstanding game for us to enjoy.
I love the pure accuracy lol
The original Dark alliance 2 is such a good game my dad and I used to play so much
A couple years ago (in fact, the same year this video was uploaded), I found out there was an indie video game studio in my city, founded by some former employees of BioWare, and their first projects all involved creating games based around D&D. And according to a job posting I saw... they were looking to hire a new writer. The writer would have been writing dialogue, and essentially a full encyclopedia of items, characters, locations, etc. Considering I had been an English major in university, I had a lot of practice writing fiction, and I loved tabletop gaming, I was SO excited to apply! But on the day that I submitted my application, the studio announced that they'd already chosen to hire someone else.
I can't express how devastated I was at the time.
What I can express, though, after watching this... is just how relieved I am, to think that I dodged... well. In not getting hired to work on hollow imitations of D&D, what did I dodge? A tactical nuke? Ahh. I should take peace in that.
There should be an AR game that brings DnD boards to life. Imagine having the Dragon actually breathe fire on the character's pieces, that would be so cool!
best I can give you is Baldur's Gate 3, its still in early access and it quite taxing on the PC but other than that, it is poggers
If he just said "let us sell the die that they can roll irl" they would have taken the idea
Ok but Baldurs Gate III is amazing!
Oh it really is!
There is also Solasta, which is, although lacking in some points, very faithful to the fifth edition ruleset. That helps a lot with teaching the mechanics through tutorials.
Another ones are the (very old) Bioware games. But that's a whole another story cuz I'm sure new players would have to get adjusted to the older game UX design 🤔
It is! Though I will say i am tired of having to create a new game everytime there is an update to get the current updates. So I am putting it down a while. Though everything else other than that is fantastic! Love the story!
Solasta really captures a lot of what I enjoy about D&D. They only had access to the 5E SRD and are a small indie studio, but feels closer in spirit to D&D than most of the other current official D&D offerings. I suspect that there'll be more user-created content and DLCs coming as more time passes.
@@Lyntle It's also the only D&D game that's true to the D&D system! It's turn based, which is the entire point of playing D&D. Imagine real time D&D lmfao that would be garbage. However, I am surprised we still don't have Barbarian. It would take literally just 10 minutes to program. All Barbarians ever get is Rage ffs, but instead we get the Druid class... Guess they're trying to balance the most difficult classes before giving us the easiest?
I'd really love a Skyrim type open world version of Dragonlance where you start at Dragons of Autumn Twilight as Tasslehoff, Tanis, Flint, Goldmoon, Tika, Caramon, Raistlin, Sturm, or Riverwind. A complete playthrough can unlike Fisban and High Theocrat.
The final line was the best part🤣
Dungeons and Dragons Online has been going pretty strong for 15 years now, they translated pretty well 3.5 into a game and keep adding adventures, with Curse of Strahd, Sharn and Feywild recently
I think this needs more votes! DDO is a fine game!
Love your videos
Thank you 😊
I WAS IN THE PROCESS OF TYPING DARK ALLIANCE AND THE IT CAME UP ON THE VIDEO HAHAHAHA, god I love this man
Baldurs Gate will always be always favorite D&D games, with Pathfinder Kingmaker being a close second. Baldurs Gate wins because I can make my whole party of character where as Pathfinder I need to choose and recruit specific NPC
As someone BRAND NEW to 5th edition (and D&D as a whole), I was considering getting the game after seeing the hype around it on Twitch, but hadn't heard anything substantial about the actual gameplay and mechanics. After this...guess not. :(
If you like hack and slash, and some puzzle aspects Go for it! If your looking for something more D&D based, get Baldurs Gate 3
or even better get solasta.
If you have friends to play it with get it. It's a dnd game in the sense that
A. The lore of dnd.
B. Great at shooting the shit with friends while kicking monster butt.
Actual genuine advice from me right now, play Solasta.
It's mechanically perhaps the best D&D videogame I've ever played, it actually feels like a game of D&D ^^
It does have everything people like about D&D, for real :p
I think I saw a demo for that on CZcams a while ago, it looked really good.
Too bad my computer would have an aneurysm if I tried it. XD
I have had my eye on Planescape Torment and Temple of Elemental Evil though.
I loved playing dark alliance on the game cube so much that I memorized every quest and location.
"Quality over money, but we have no quality, soooo... MONEY." BWAHAHHAHAHAHA THAT WAS BRILLIANT!
if you want a good one Solasta is a pretty nice D&D game not perfect but really nice and the story is really good too
On the bright side, Werewolf: The Apocalypse - Earthblood shows this happens to other tabletop IPs too... Wait what's a bright side, again?
Different Tales has made some visual novels set in the World of Darkness which are alright. Not for everyone, but they're good for what they are.
@@fatb0yKyle I really liked Heart of the Forest, thought it was a cool introduction to the lore. I think the VR game for Wraith looks neat as well, but I'm too much of a coward to get far in it
I think Baldur's Gate 3 is actually really enjoyable with Friends its hilarious what shit can happen and what you can do in fights
Nice, matches with what I've read in reviews for the game. Side note, you have some great formal wear options!
Was playing dark alliance with some friends and we grinded to lvl 20 and started beating all levels on the hardest mode yada-yada. But, for an extremely profitable company to attempt to make a DnD video game!? They have to understand the immense time, energy, forethought, and standard that players will bring from the IRL RPG to the video game. I’ll admit I had fun with friends joking as we went murder hobo since it’s what the game admitted to being but, (ignoring the fact every PC had some form of good alignment) all the fun halted when things were literally made impossible due to bugs, glitches, and everyone getting sick of being kicked from the game whilst just trying to return to the home base/camp or whatever. I hope a great game comes out soon that truly reflects the Table Top RPG we all love so much!
When you own Baldurs Gate Dark Alliance and actually enjoy the game because its made by Snowblind which made another enjoyable game called Champions of Norrath...
Woo
It's the only video game I've actually played 🤣many many years ago. It was fun enough, and easy to learn
If that was any more on the nose. I'd have their blood on my shirt lol
"We choose quality over money"
-entire meeting errupts in laughter *
The character creators, open world designs, and quest lines in most games need improvement. This is why Skyrim will never die.
Although it should. It's been almost ten years and Todd just can't stop re-releasing it.
@@kamchatmonk Yeah, but there's hype for the next game! (As long s they take their time creating another gem that lasts as long!)
@@faryndoodle Don't forget: they made Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. Don't get your hopes up, and you won't be disappointed.
Skyrim will never die due to its modding community.
It's good game but it's vanilla quest designs and character creation is boring. And you don't need open world design for replayability.
An open world design is a cheap method to sell a game as "big freedom", but it's just a fashion, a big empty open world is boring too. But I agree it's not true to Bethesda games, but they started the fashion, and a lot of studios can't make enough content to an open world game.
@@Shildran Very true! The community is so passionate and definitely makes the game a much better experience as a whole. Sadly I can't afford switch nor do I have enough space on my PC, so I'm stuck with the PS3 version lol. But I have certain settings on my TV to make the graphics look slightly better. I've seen so many of the mods, and quite frankly, they make the game look and play incredible. I just hope game companies realize that it takes time and effort to make a replayable game that can last 10 years and still have a faithful community of supporters, modders, and content creators.
That’s why we play actually dnd. Beside the bugs the biggest problems with video games is it doesn’t gives the same sense of freedom real dnd has. The interaction with human being make dnd feel more alive. That and the randomness and insane situation players can get into(once had a bunch of chaotic borderline evil players and decide to just abandon main quest to become drug dealers. I went alone with it because why not).
Reminds me of that meme where the guy at the executive meeting that makes a sensible suggestion gets thrown out the window. XD
I sense pitch meeting energy
Although I do have some gripes about the AI in dark alliance, Im actually enjoying it. It isnt all terrible
There's at the very least a smidgen of something fun for a group party if the game was suffering from frame rate hell. That's been my main gripe so far since it is the most glaring
i swear WoW is a better dnd game then most of the dnd games
skyrim is probably the best dnd inspired game, they didn't copy a lot of the monsters, they copied the feel of randomness and a million side quests.
Wow is a terrible game
@@christianmarkwandersen9338 that doesn't change his statement
I'd say the Elder Scrolls series is the best DnD like video game. If I remember correctly the map of Tamriel is from the developers own DnD game.
@@Olav_Hansen I would say Morrowind. You can miss your attacks in that game
I had this exact conversation with one of my friends two days ago
Love Dark Alliance. Good combat, good environments, good enemies, but the enemies dialogue is a treasure. Shit in me food was a hilarious qoutr
Just play Baldur's Gate III. Great game and has nothing in comon with Dork Aliance.
When you expected the chance to play a Warlock in Dark Aliiance but were disappointed with the most stereotypical character options imaginable. (P.S: Who rolled the stats on those characters. they need to be talked to.)
Their dice need to go to jail
@@OneShotQuesters
I never advocate for jailing precious math rocks and I still say those rocks need to spend hard jail time
Are the stats high, low, or just weirdly mixed?
@@backonlazer791 All below average even the main stats. like the highest is 10 i believe
@@shirouemiya5493 lol! Someone forgot to tell them that avarage human (commoner) has 10 in each stat!
Yes that's the core fun of you
This guys understands it
“Hey! Quality over money… but we can’t do quality so we’ll take the money”
PAINFULLY TRUE
After playing a couple, I think Pathfinder Kingmaker is still one of the best ways to experience a TTRPG in video game form.
Totally agree, Laurian studios shouldve followed their model for BG3 but stuck with stale Divinity stuff because its their comfort zone. The new Pathfinder game is amazing as well with new and interesting features, its what I hoped for in a DnD game and hopefully more companies will follow suit
@@ringwraithdestroyer the new path finder is shit it does not have the part kingdom management
@@ringwraithdestroyer I don't know man, besides the bugs I think that Baldur's Gate 3 is shaping up to be quite the virtual DND experience
I feel like I should mention "Darkest Dungeon". It's not a pure DnD game, but it's so, so, SO CLOSE. The art is gorgeous, the characters you can use are fun, and it has a Lovecraftian feel that I adore. You have to work to make sure your characters don't go insane or die. And yes, when they die, they die for realsies.
I do really like that name! I feel it would of been received better!
You should check out Solasta: Crown of the Magister. It's an actual faithful representation of 5e ruleset.
Literally just got it yesterday and its great
you nailed this spot on lol
I know some of these digs are BG3, and boy I’m so glad they aged poorly.
When aged like milk is the good ending 😂😂
Don't think this going to get any better.
*hopes a game dev will listen to my ideas*
The ending hurts so much.
RIP Dark Alliance (3)
it is a relief that Baldur's Gate 3 didnt come out like this
This sounds like the definition of Baldur's Gate 1.
Me remembering Neverwinter Nights: Oh yeah, they did get it mostly right once sort of!
It's good to see that not just me had this feeling.
I'm sensing some pent up hostility haha
Props to Owlcat for making a fun, decent DnD game that feels like dnd without even having access to Wizard’s IP. #pathfinderkingmaker
Bugs, bugs, bugs ,and copy pasting the full campaign
BG3 designers: "So what's the core mechanic of rogue?"
"Sneak attack and expertise."
"There's TWO!? How are players supposed to understand TWO core mechanics!? Let's get rid of expertise."
"Brilliant!"
Can you imagine an rpg game in which, with every level up, you get to choose a level in a class like in dnd?
Yea try Pathfinder Kingmaker or Wrath of the Righteous
I was a beta tester for the game like a year ago and I remember telling the people administering the test that it just had nothing that I, or almost anyone else, loved abour D&D.
A video game that would let you roll dice would be to much for some people. "But they will say nat20 everytime waaahhhh" dude it's a game let's have fun
Edit: just learned that if the creator likes your comment and you edit your comment you lose the creators Like. Well that sucks. Guess its gone now.
Unpopular opinion but…I actually enjoy dark alliance😅
Noooooooooooo it’s fine
I came up with a module I call " The Sleeping Terror" it involves timeloops, realm stuff, and some crazy magic stuff
I'm getting the vibes of that meme where the boss man asks the table what to do, then the first two guys give bad ideas, and the third guy gives a good idea and gets thrown out the window
"rolling dice is the core fun of dnd"
Yea, no, absolutely not.
At first expected a shill out to the game like some other youtubers did.
Was nice to see pure honesty.
Thank you ❤️
I love it because of the corpse launches lmao 🤣
Shots fired!
I had this idea for a D&D inspired platform fighting game, where each class represents a different character.
Like the fighter could be your standard all rounder, good at everything but great at nothing. You could have your barbarian be a traditional heavy weight, sacrificing speed for more attack power. Your rouge could be a speedy glass canon, high damage combos and excessive kill confirms, however they sacrifice useful disadvantage tools for oppressive advantage tools, all while using iconic spells and weapons for each of the main classes.
Frighteningly accurate
I love how the meme of (Three guys in a meeting and the boss throws one of them through the window) has evolved into Ryan George and then into this. I love the internet
Ah yes, videos games