Baldur’s Gate 3 is if nothing else a roller coaster ride. After almost 60 hours of playtime now it does still hold up in many ways, but some of the writing is just terrible, and then I mean the focus on everything having to be sexual. Also, one or two of the companion characters seems to be written in the school of Joss Whedon – constantly ironic and pixie-esque stooped in post-modernism with a modern way of talking (swearing included), which has a way of taking you out of the setting.

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