I have never player a TTRPG before playing BG3 (so no DnD background) but I still had lots of fun, though it was kind of annoying seeing people criticise the game for being too easy, while it felt very hard to me.
Even with beginner’s guide and tips from YouTube, it was just too much. Each level up unlocks whole new stuff which requires ton of reading and understanding and remembering characteristics of each party so that so that I can increase their relationship score (forgot the exact term)
Maybe I’ll revisit when I have more brain capacity or have some first hand DnD experience
BG3 also, if you’re into d&d it’s probably amazing. But the learning curve is insane. Just so much niche stuff a non d&der would never think of.
I have never player a TTRPG before playing BG3 (so no DnD background) but I still had lots of fun, though it was kind of annoying seeing people criticise the game for being too easy, while it felt very hard to me.
It’s only easy if you cheese it (or have it set to easy) I think. Ignore those people.
The 5e rules certainly make it a lot easier than most CRPGs, but if you’re a newcomer to CRPGs I can still see it being difficult.
Even with beginner’s guide and tips from YouTube, it was just too much. Each level up unlocks whole new stuff which requires ton of reading and understanding and remembering characteristics of each party so that so that I can increase their relationship score (forgot the exact term)
Maybe I’ll revisit when I have more brain capacity or have some first hand DnD experience