Just teach them Python and the rest will work itself out.

It's a free upgrade on PC if you own the game on Steam. Really decent for them to go that route rather than a paid upgrade.

Yeah, I don't get it -- the game is essentially online-only (not sure if you can play with bot teammates like the previous titles, but that wasn't too enjoyable anyway). Why pay for Denuvo as well unless you're out of touch?

Does this type of mod break with updates, or could you potentially just stay on the version you downloaded and forego any updates? I don't mod much to the point where I've paid for any, but curious the requisite of ongoing subscription for this type of thing.

Is there a CRPG that is worshipped for the best UI in the genre? It seems like a UX nightmare to create a game that is so multifaceted.

You'll be taxed 40% and you'll be happy about it.

Singaporean national Saridewi Djamani, 45, was found guilty of trafficking 30g (1.06oz) of heroin in 2018.

Absolutely horrible way to wage a war on drugs. This will do nothing to curb the problem.

Also in Europe (Germany) and there have been a lot of people OOO due to illness. So far my family has stayed free of it.

Basically the equivalent of "we investigated ourselves and found no wrongdoing."

Definitely seems worth it to keep one rogue in the party just for lockpicking. Seems to save a lot of time.

I mean, at least use someone elses children.

I'm surprised they didn't pause the release of this video until they were ready to address those alegations as well.

Yeah I kinda thought Battlebit Remastered would be the Unity, Early Access, Indie hit of 2023.

I felt the exact same way -- I played ~20hrs of DOS2 over the past few years, about 1/4 of that in the lead up to BG3's release, and wasn't sure if I would bounce off of BG3 like I did DOS2. I'm about 25hrs in BG3, and having an absolute blast. It really does feel like a more refined, and friendlier experience than DOS2, and the in engine cinematics for dialogue are a huge part of that.

Life, uhhh, finds a way

Also Xenia Canary is a much better expierience than emulatoing Switch

Couldn't agree more. The main reason I picked it up was because it ran so well on my Steamdeck (which I use more in the Summer due to how cool it runs compared to my laptop). I was disappointed when I read the news about FaceIt being implemented down the road, but happy that it will be done so with Linux in mind.

I feel the same and I'm so happy about it. I have terrible foresight when it comes to turnbased games and usually get rolled on the easiest setting.

I'm having a great time on explorer mode though. I just want to RP and have a good time, and it's letting me do exactly that. It's shaping up to be my favourite gaming experience of the year.

I had 3 accounts from the last 12 years that I went through and deleted the comments on. I never really posted anything helpful, so I didn't feel too bad depriving the communities of the content, but it felt really good to do.

This is something that I lost when I moved abroad. Suddenly, all my gaming mates were mid-workday when I got home from the office, and I was dead asleep by the time they were gaming. Not to mention the latency makes it tough depending on the game.

Enjoy!