Baldur’s Gate 3 Update Should Borrow from Elden Ring
Baldur's Gate 3 Update Should Borrow from Elden Ring
Baldur’s Gate 3’s Church of Vows: Where NPCs Cut You Slack
If you’re diving into the world of Baldur’s Gate 3, be prepared for a rollercoaster of choices. This game is all about consequences, baby! Each decision you make can have a profound impact on your adventure, shaping the story and characters around you. It’s like being the director of your very own fantasy epic! But hey, not everyone is down for such a wild ride. Some players might find themselves overwhelmed or unintentionally making enemies along the way.
That’s why I propose we take a page from the great Elden Ring, last year’s Game of the Year. In Elden Ring, they’ve got this nifty Church of Vows, where you can make amends with NPCs who might otherwise hold a grudge against you. It’s like a humble confession booth, but with a turtle pope. And no, I’m not making this up. Trust me, it’s awesome.
Now, Baldur’s Gate 3 is a whole different beast. It’s a complex game with branching storylines and intricate mechanics. One wrong move, like choosing the wrong race or smashing the wrong structure, and you could find yourself on the wrong side of an NPC’s wrath. Not cool, my friend. And for players new to the Baldur’s Gate series or Larian games in general, this can be a real nightmare. We’ve all been there, accidentally stumbling into situations that turn sour.
But fear not, for the Church of Vows could be our savior in Baldur’s Gate 3 too! Picture this: a place where you can atone for your sins, regain favor with NPCs, and unlock those juicy side quests you thought were lost forever. It’s like hitting the reset button on your relationship with them. Just imagine the possibilities! No more feeling like you’re stuck in NPC purgatory. You can be the hero they deserve, or at least someone they won’t want to stab in the back.
Some hardcore players might argue that this absolution feature makes the game too easy. But fear not, my hardened warriors! It won’t be forced upon you. It will be an optional service, only available to those who truly need it. And hey, let’s throw in a hefty price tag as well. We don’t want players abusing this newfound forgiveness, right? It’s all about striking that balance between accessibility and challenge.
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So there you have it, my fellow adventurers. Baldur’s Gate 3 could become an even more immersive and forgiving experience with the addition of the Church of Vows. Let us explore without fear, experiment without consequence, and forge relationships that can be mended when the roads get rocky. It’s all about having fun while saving the world, one absolution at a time.
Baldur’s Gate 3 is out now on PC, and the PlayStation 5 version is set to release on September 6th, 2023. Get ready for the ride of your life!
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