Just fyi, if you're not going to use an attack or spell and are just moving somewhere during your turn, you can use the "Dash" action to move even further on that turn. For instance, when you were trying to reach the transponder but ran out of movement, instead of just ending your turn, you could press "Dash" and immediately get an additional turn's worth of movement.
Loving your content. Stay in explorer mode for your first play through, your reactions are priceless and make this old dude smile. I’ve been playing table top DnD since the mid 1970s and pc DnD since the mid 80s… Touch everything, push all the buttons lol. BG3, because of all the choices, classes and races has reportedly thousands of different endings! Please enjoy yourself and keep us entertained…thank you…
@claytonjacobs4098 literally 🤦🏽♀️😅 I always forget and then I'm carrying too much stuff, even now at PT 6 and I still do it and then end up having to pass it to my companions
For shadowheart, astarion and your main you should usually avoid using firebolt. For all of them that cantrip comes from your elven heritage, but it therefore uses intelligence as the spell casting ability which is not the top stat for any of you. You can see this in the percentage to hit when you hover over an enemy with those cantrips and compare it with the chance of your cleric or sorcerer cantrips/spells. And if you wear or use an item you are not proficient with, you will be hampered in different ways. This goes for all the characters.
@ernonikkola oh I didn't know that about the fire bolts I thought they were good 😅 so if I increased the intelligence the fire bolts would be better quality?
@@kiki_maliki they would hit more often, but increasing your intelligence would only benefit that one cantrip and maybe some dialogue rolls, so it's not really worth it, when you could increase you main stat instead and make all your other spells hit better. For your main that would be charisma (also highly beneficial in almost all conversations), wisdom for shadowheart and dexterity for astarion. Gale as a wizard is the only origin that uses intelligence as their main spellcasting stat.
Subbing for the instant Gale love! Bless his little soul. This was super-fun. I played as a sorcerer for my first play through and really enjoyed it. Now playing as a Druid, which is fun too.
As a sorceror, be aware of elemental interactions. Enemies that have the Wet condition are vunerable to lightning and cold damage, which means they take double damage (but are resistant to fire). There are spells in game like Create Water and water bottles you can find. Experiment, there is so much hidden in this game including neat spell interactions like that. Also, sorcerors are awesome you chose a great class! They use charisma for spellcasting which means you can be good at talking and trading as a nice bonus.
Ohhh I didn't know that! I think I found some water bottles but didn't really know what to do with them. How do I create spells? I'm glad I chose a good class 😊
Create or Destroy Water is a spell that Druids and Clerics get. All classes have a Throw ability, you can throw items including potions, poisons, water bottles, alchemist fire, etc. You can also open inventory and drag items onto the ground (or a button on PS5). Then attacking the bottle will make it burst, and in the case of water bottle will get nearby enemies wet. An area of effect attack spell will also burst the bottle. Finally, the worst part of sorceror is that the amount of spells you know at any given time is limited, unlike wizard who can have a thicc spellbook. When you level up, you can unlearn old spells to learn a new one, but if you don't like it you are kinda stuck til next level. For 100 gold you can respec later on though and choose different spells, so don't panic. Why sorceror is awesome besides charisma, you get sorcery points and can create even more spell slots (cast more high level spells) or use sorcery points for things like Quickened spell where you can cast another spell in the same turn using bonus action (Double fireball!) Have fun! @@kiki_maliki
You're doing quite well so far. :) Also don't worry, it's completely normal to stare lovingly at your character at regular intervals. Some tips I would give: - Holding down the left Alt key will reveal most objects that can be interacted with on the map. - C will make you go into stealth mode. Shift-C will make the whole group go into stealth mode. - For dice rolls, always add any bonuses you can unless it burns limited resources (like potion of Giant's Strength). Shadowheart can cast Guidance at will, which adds a 1-4 to each roll. You would be surprised how often that little bonus will change a roll from a failure to a success. :) - Don't be afraid to pick up everything that's not nailed down. If you right click on it in your inventory you can send it to your camp so it doesn't take up weight for your character. Since you're on PC, you can also ctrl-click and shift-click to select multiple items at once and send them to camp. - Armor and weapon proficiencies matter a lot. Wearing armor you're not proficient with will block you from being able to cast spells. Equipping a weapon you are not proficient with will let you attack with it, but you loose out on all the special attacks proficiency gives you. - The utility buttons are important! Dash, Jump, Disengage, Help, Throw, Shove etc are incredibly useful. Dash - Use your action to double your movement. (Rogues get it as a bonus action at level 2.) Jump - Exactly what is says. It will let you reach places that you can't just walk to. In combat, using jump requires 3m of available movement to use. (Based on strength. More strength = the further you can jump.) Disengage - An action that allows you to move away from melee range without the enemies getting a free attack on you. (Rogues gets this as a bonus action at level 2.) Help - If you are out of potions and healing spells, Help will allow you to bring back an unconscious character to 1hp. Throw - You can throw something at buttons and levels to activate them. You can also throw healing potions at your party members and allies. Shove - Is the enemy standing near the edge of a cliff or the edge of a roof? Give them a shove! :D (Based on strength. More strength = better at shoving/resisting being shoved.) - As a sorcerer, your spellcasting modifier is based on Charisma. More charisma = better chance to hit with spells. (Except the high elf racial spell Firebolt. That is based on Intelligence. Same for Shadowheart (half high elf). That's why Shadowheart often misses with Firebolt. She's a Wisdom-based caster with fairly low INT.) - Ranged attacks, spells and mundane, will be at a disadvantage if you attack an enemy that is too close. - Moving another character into melee range with an enemy will give your rogue (Astarion) advantage so he can use his Sneak Attack. Successfully hiding will also give him advantage on attacks. - Short rests will heal you and replenish some resources. Long rests require food, but will fully heal you and replenish all your resources.
I'm glad to hear that! I can't get over how detailed they've made the characters it's crazy. And thank you so much for the tips! Honestly this is so helpful 😄
@@awakenthechosen I was one of the people playing in early access who saved Us and then immediately had to go to the forums to express my desires to keep it forever lol When I played full release and found it later I was so happy lol "Where's my brain baby, Larian? I don't care about Shadowheart...tell me where my baby went?? I want it!"
@@kiki_maliki lol that's totally understandable...even for someone who knows about D&D. Intellect Devourers are considered monsters so it's totally fine to think it's something you should kill.
@@kiki_maliki Missed opportunities in this game are just new opportunities for your next playthrough. Always fun to roleplay as someone who does things you absolutely wouldn't in the same position.
I really enjoyed your playthrough! I resonated immediately with peacefulness, tea, and picking a White Draconic Sorcerer :D People are giving some great tips, I hope I can also be helpful with my two suggestions. This game is about exploration (the developers themselves encourage this and discourage making a beeline for quest markers), so while scouting ahead with the camera makes sense, I would recommend snapping back to your character to travel forward rather than clicking some distant point and waiting for her to come to you for two reasons. One is that sometimes hidden things are spotted along the way and the other is getting more depth to your companions as they chatter. Both of these occur as text over their heads and voice lines, but you won't know it happened if you're up ahead. I hope that makes sense! It looks like you've disabled Tutorials - as someone also new to this type of game, I found reading all the tips/hints/pop-ups to really help me down the line. The part you've just done would've taught you about Dash, Disengage, Hide, Opportunity Attacks, and more. I look forward to watching the second video!
@SilveryRow I'm a sucker for a good cuppa tea ☕ hehe And yeah makes sense actually, I didn't think about that 😅 I always forget to double click back onto her. Listen to Shadowheart simp over Karlach or Astarion hate on everyone 😂
Wearing armor you're not proficient with is Very Bad (tm). You can't cast spells as a sorcerer and there's other penalties too. Same goes for helmets, boots, etc. Other than that... Astarion's rogue abilities are a big stumbling block. Try to figure out how get a Sneak Attack every turn or he's just a peasant with a bow. Good luck!
Yeah I figured it out after I finished recording part 2 (which is out Tuesday) so I've put them all back in their original clothes 😅 the armour was cute for awhile. Thank you for the Astarion tip 😊
It is really fun to watch this game through someone's eyes who have had no experience with this type of game, or even D&D. I've been playing D&D for more than 40 years, and all kinds of crpgs. Hard for me not to think in terms of min/max. It is really refreshing to watch someone choose things just because it looks or sounds cool. My only advice is to take your time,explore everything, talk to everyone. Especially the animals...
@psimas1982 so I'd heard of D&D but never played it so this is a complete new experience for me and I'm really enjoying it! Yeah 😅 that's very much me (choosing something based on looks and how it sounds) Thanks for the advice ☺️ yeah I'm trying to be quite thorough because I don't want to miss anything
This is a trap I've heard quite a few people falling into so I hope this helps: the game is way too big and involved for you to experience everything, and that's okay. My recommendation would be to play it like a story unfolding and not turn it into a laundry list of things to tick off. That being said, thorough is great!@@kiki_maliki
Really enjoying this playthrough! Your commentary is very entertaining 😊 If you aren't used to PC controls, the game does have controller support, so you can plug in an XBOX or PS controller to use instead.
Hello! This is such a great video, BG3 is a really good game and I hope you’ll enjoy it too! It can be kind of… intimidating to play given there are so many rules etc in combat, but the writing, characters, etc are so good that it makes it worth it in my opinion. If you need any help or advice I’ll gladly give it!
@Trassel242 I'm loving the game so much, I think I'm obsessed 😅 it's such a beautiful game and I can already tell that all the characters are so in-depth and have so many layers I can't wait to get to know them all! Yeah I've never played a game like this before so I was a little intimidated but all of you guys have been so helpful, patient and kind that I'm not so worried anymore but I'm only on act 1 so I'll definitely take you up on your offer on the advice 🤣
Yeah! I was your 100th sub. Love the game, and your playthrough! Looking forward to following your journey. This game is the best I've ever played. Enjoy!
@jimjones9900 Omg you are! I'm so happy you're enjoying it so far and I'm so excited for you to come on this little journey with me and everyone else! 🙃
I don't usually watch playthroughs, but this is so entertaining! Def going to be following your journey through this game :D plus your character is SO cute!!
Bless take your time and I am sure if you have any questions the BG3 community will gladly help ❤ Explorer mode is perfect for people who don't usually play combat type games. I feel like you will get a lot of enjoyment from this game❤
@bean2122 thank you, yeah all of you have been so helpful honestly I feel like I know a little more regarding the gameplay and especially the lore 😊 Yeah I don't think I could have done anything other than explorer mode especially at the beginning
1:03:08. I do suggest checking every letter and journal you find (at its place), as they occasionally unlock objectives and explain scenery stuff. General reference books are less important (I.e. The Sword Coast Vol IV.), yet all of them net you 14gp when selling. Same with weapons and armor, they are good money!
You mentioned letting you now of missing stuff, so there are some soil elevations in the entrance and exit of the nautiloid crash with some treasure, which you can reach through the jumping skill. There is also a hidden path with cache near the cliff where you found Astarion. I'll leave that one for you to find :).
@@Raphaelus13 thank you for the tips! Yeah I went back to all the places we've explored and basically picked up everything and read books and letters as people say that it can trigger a quest. I didn't think you guys would want to watch me running around more aimlessly than usual so I did it off screen but I'll show you guys everything I've done in pt 5 so far 🙃
I would've enjoyed seeing the running about all the same - you never know what you might stumble upon even when you think you've 'done' an area, plus there's the character chatter as you travel, which is always fun :)@@kiki_maliki
Hey, Baldur's Gate can be cosy! If you would live in the Lord of the Rings world, honestly, you'd love DnD. It's heavily-inspired by Tolkien, and in turn most high fantasy fiction and RPGs are based off of it! Plus BG3's actual mechanics are based off its 5th Edition, so you wouldn't have to learn too many more basics. The games I myself DM are very roleplay-heavy, too, it's a great load of fun. (Loving your reactions btw, haven't watched it all yet but I can't wait)
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Just fyi, if you're not going to use an attack or spell and are just moving somewhere during your turn, you can use the "Dash" action to move even further on that turn. For instance, when you were trying to reach the transponder but ran out of movement, instead of just ending your turn, you could press "Dash" and immediately get an additional turn's worth of movement.
@heinrichagrippa5681 oooooo that's handy to know thank you 😊
Loving your content. Stay in explorer mode for your first play through, your reactions are priceless and make this old dude smile. I’ve been playing table top DnD since the mid 1970s and pc DnD since the mid 80s… Touch everything, push all the buttons lol. BG3, because of all the choices, classes and races has reportedly thousands of different endings! Please enjoy yourself and keep us entertained…thank you…
Aw thank you so much 😊 I'm glad you're enjoying it as much as I am! Yeah explorer mode seemed the most practical for me 😅
"so what is he? he's pretty, is what he is" literally my reaction to gale for the first time
Larian studios knows how to make them 😂
Remember, when looting you can give stuff to the other characters and you can sell stuff you don't need.
@claytonjacobs4098 literally 🤦🏽♀️😅 I always forget and then I'm carrying too much stuff, even now at PT 6 and I still do it and then end up having to pass it to my companions
For shadowheart, astarion and your main you should usually avoid using firebolt. For all of them that cantrip comes from your elven heritage, but it therefore uses intelligence as the spell casting ability which is not the top stat for any of you. You can see this in the percentage to hit when you hover over an enemy with those cantrips and compare it with the chance of your cleric or sorcerer cantrips/spells. And if you wear or use an item you are not proficient with, you will be hampered in different ways. This goes for all the characters.
@ernonikkola oh I didn't know that about the fire bolts I thought they were good 😅 so if I increased the intelligence the fire bolts would be better quality?
@@kiki_maliki they would hit more often, but increasing your intelligence would only benefit that one cantrip and maybe some dialogue rolls, so it's not really worth it, when you could increase you main stat instead and make all your other spells hit better. For your main that would be charisma (also highly beneficial in almost all conversations), wisdom for shadowheart and dexterity for astarion. Gale as a wizard is the only origin that uses intelligence as their main spellcasting stat.
Subbing for the instant Gale love! Bless his little soul. This was super-fun. I played as a sorcerer for my first play through and really enjoyed it. Now playing as a Druid, which is fun too.
I do love Gale especially seen as he has a cat 😺 and I am loving the sorcerer journey so far ☺️
As a sorceror, be aware of elemental interactions. Enemies that have the Wet condition are vunerable to lightning and cold damage, which means they take double damage (but are resistant to fire). There are spells in game like Create Water and water bottles you can find. Experiment, there is so much hidden in this game including neat spell interactions like that. Also, sorcerors are awesome you chose a great class! They use charisma for spellcasting which means you can be good at talking and trading as a nice bonus.
Ohhh I didn't know that! I think I found some water bottles but didn't really know what to do with them. How do I create spells? I'm glad I chose a good class 😊
Create or Destroy Water is a spell that Druids and Clerics get. All classes have a Throw ability, you can throw items including potions, poisons, water bottles, alchemist fire, etc.
You can also open inventory and drag items onto the ground (or a button on PS5). Then attacking the bottle will make it burst, and in the case of water bottle will get nearby enemies wet. An area of effect attack spell will also burst the bottle.
Finally, the worst part of sorceror is that the amount of spells you know at any given time is limited, unlike wizard who can have a thicc spellbook. When you level up, you can unlearn old spells to learn a new one, but if you don't like it you are kinda stuck til next level. For 100 gold you can respec later on though and choose different spells, so don't panic.
Why sorceror is awesome besides charisma, you get sorcery points and can create even more spell slots (cast more high level spells) or use sorcery points for things like Quickened spell where you can cast another spell in the same turn using bonus action (Double fireball!) Have fun!
@@kiki_maliki
You're doing quite well so far. :)
Also don't worry, it's completely normal to stare lovingly at your character at regular intervals.
Some tips I would give:
- Holding down the left Alt key will reveal most objects that can be interacted with on the map.
- C will make you go into stealth mode. Shift-C will make the whole group go into stealth mode.
- For dice rolls, always add any bonuses you can unless it burns limited resources (like potion of Giant's Strength). Shadowheart can cast Guidance at will, which adds a 1-4 to each roll.
You would be surprised how often that little bonus will change a roll from a failure to a success. :)
- Don't be afraid to pick up everything that's not nailed down. If you right click on it in your inventory you can send it to your camp so it doesn't take up weight for your character.
Since you're on PC, you can also ctrl-click and shift-click to select multiple items at once and send them to camp.
- Armor and weapon proficiencies matter a lot. Wearing armor you're not proficient with will block you from being able to cast spells.
Equipping a weapon you are not proficient with will let you attack with it, but you loose out on all the special attacks proficiency gives you.
- The utility buttons are important! Dash, Jump, Disengage, Help, Throw, Shove etc are incredibly useful.
Dash - Use your action to double your movement. (Rogues get it as a bonus action at level 2.)
Jump - Exactly what is says. It will let you reach places that you can't just walk to. In combat, using jump requires 3m of available movement to use. (Based on strength. More strength = the further you can jump.)
Disengage - An action that allows you to move away from melee range without the enemies getting a free attack on you. (Rogues gets this as a bonus action at level 2.)
Help - If you are out of potions and healing spells, Help will allow you to bring back an unconscious character to 1hp.
Throw - You can throw something at buttons and levels to activate them. You can also throw healing potions at your party members and allies.
Shove - Is the enemy standing near the edge of a cliff or the edge of a roof? Give them a shove! :D (Based on strength. More strength = better at shoving/resisting being shoved.)
- As a sorcerer, your spellcasting modifier is based on Charisma. More charisma = better chance to hit with spells.
(Except the high elf racial spell Firebolt. That is based on Intelligence. Same for Shadowheart (half high elf). That's why Shadowheart often misses with Firebolt. She's a Wisdom-based caster with fairly low INT.)
- Ranged attacks, spells and mundane, will be at a disadvantage if you attack an enemy that is too close.
- Moving another character into melee range with an enemy will give your rogue (Astarion) advantage so he can use his Sneak Attack.
Successfully hiding will also give him advantage on attacks.
- Short rests will heal you and replenish some resources. Long rests require food, but will fully heal you and replenish all your resources.
I'm glad to hear that! I can't get over how detailed they've made the characters it's crazy. And thank you so much for the tips! Honestly this is so helpful 😄
The brain is actually a potential friend. It's a baby so if you're nice to it it'll help you out.
@@awakenthechosen I was one of the people playing in early access who saved Us and then immediately had to go to the forums to express my desires to keep it forever lol When I played full release and found it later I was so happy lol "Where's my brain baby, Larian? I don't care about Shadowheart...tell me where my baby went?? I want it!"
Missed opportunity 🤦🏽♀️ it scared me because it was alive 😂
@@kiki_maliki lol that's totally understandable...even for someone who knows about D&D. Intellect Devourers are considered monsters so it's totally fine to think it's something you should kill.
@@kiki_maliki Missed opportunities in this game are just new opportunities for your next playthrough. Always fun to roleplay as someone who does things you absolutely wouldn't in the same position.
@@Person01234 I think that's what makes this game even more interesting because of how different it can be after each choice you make 😊
Really enjoyed your playthrough. I'm glad you are touching everything, it's a very d&d thing to do :)
Aw thank you! Yeah I want to be more diverse with the games I play 😊
I really enjoyed your playthrough! I resonated immediately with peacefulness, tea, and picking a White Draconic Sorcerer :D People are giving some great tips, I hope I can also be helpful with my two suggestions.
This game is about exploration (the developers themselves encourage this and discourage making a beeline for quest markers), so while scouting ahead with the camera makes sense, I would recommend snapping back to your character to travel forward rather than clicking some distant point and waiting for her to come to you for two reasons. One is that sometimes hidden things are spotted along the way and the other is getting more depth to your companions as they chatter. Both of these occur as text over their heads and voice lines, but you won't know it happened if you're up ahead. I hope that makes sense!
It looks like you've disabled Tutorials - as someone also new to this type of game, I found reading all the tips/hints/pop-ups to really help me down the line. The part you've just done would've taught you about Dash, Disengage, Hide, Opportunity Attacks, and more.
I look forward to watching the second video!
@SilveryRow I'm a sucker for a good cuppa tea ☕ hehe
And yeah makes sense actually, I didn't think about that 😅 I always forget to double click back onto her. Listen to Shadowheart simp over Karlach or Astarion hate on everyone 😂
Wearing armor you're not proficient with is Very Bad (tm). You can't cast spells as a sorcerer and there's other penalties too. Same goes for helmets, boots, etc.
Other than that... Astarion's rogue abilities are a big stumbling block. Try to figure out how get a Sneak Attack every turn or he's just a peasant with a bow.
Good luck!
Yeah I figured it out after I finished recording part 2 (which is out Tuesday) so I've put them all back in their original clothes 😅 the armour was cute for awhile.
Thank you for the Astarion tip 😊
It is really fun to watch this game through someone's eyes who have had no experience with this type of game, or even D&D. I've been playing D&D for more than 40 years, and all kinds of crpgs. Hard for me not to think in terms of min/max. It is really refreshing to watch someone choose things just because it looks or sounds cool. My only advice is to take your time,explore everything, talk to everyone. Especially the animals...
@psimas1982 so I'd heard of D&D but never played it so this is a complete new experience for me and I'm really enjoying it! Yeah 😅 that's very much me (choosing something based on looks and how it sounds)
Thanks for the advice ☺️ yeah I'm trying to be quite thorough because I don't want to miss anything
This is a trap I've heard quite a few people falling into so I hope this helps: the game is way too big and involved for you to experience everything, and that's okay. My recommendation would be to play it like a story unfolding and not turn it into a laundry list of things to tick off. That being said, thorough is great!@@kiki_maliki
Your character got that Targaryen flow
@Kamn_exe even got that draconic bloodline 😂
You're a very lovely person! I have been enjoying your DAO playthrough and just found this so here I am!
Really enjoying this playthrough! Your commentary is very entertaining 😊
If you aren't used to PC controls, the game does have controller support, so you can plug in an XBOX or PS controller to use instead.
I'm glad you're enjoying it so far ☺️ and the XBOX controller could be very helpful thank you!
Hello! This is such a great video, BG3 is a really good game and I hope you’ll enjoy it too! It can be kind of… intimidating to play given there are so many rules etc in combat, but the writing, characters, etc are so good that it makes it worth it in my opinion. If you need any help or advice I’ll gladly give it!
@Trassel242 I'm loving the game so much, I think I'm obsessed 😅 it's such a beautiful game and I can already tell that all the characters are so in-depth and have so many layers I can't wait to get to know them all!
Yeah I've never played a game like this before so I was a little intimidated but all of you guys have been so helpful, patient and kind that I'm not so worried anymore but I'm only on act 1 so I'll definitely take you up on your offer on the advice 🤣
Yeah! I was your 100th sub. Love the game, and your playthrough! Looking forward to following your journey. This game is the best I've ever played. Enjoy!
@jimjones9900 Omg you are! I'm so happy you're enjoying it so far and I'm so excited for you to come on this little journey with me and everyone else! 🙃
I don't usually watch playthroughs, but this is so entertaining! Def going to be following your journey through this game :D plus your character is SO cute!!
@mayjensen3937 aw thank you 😌 I'm glad you're enjoying it! I had a lot of fun creating my characters 😁
Guardian romance route playthrough let's go.
@Person01234 I can't lie I am quite excited to see when the Guardian comes into the mix of it all 👀😁
Bless take your time and I am sure if you have any questions the BG3 community will gladly help ❤
Explorer mode is perfect for people who don't usually play combat type games. I feel like you will get a lot of enjoyment from this game❤
@bean2122 thank you, yeah all of you have been so helpful honestly I feel like I know a little more regarding the gameplay and especially the lore 😊
Yeah I don't think I could have done anything other than explorer mode especially at the beginning
1:03:08. I do suggest checking every letter and journal you find (at its place), as they occasionally unlock objectives and explain scenery stuff. General reference books are less important (I.e. The Sword Coast Vol IV.), yet all of them net you 14gp when selling. Same with weapons and armor, they are good money!
You mentioned letting you now of missing stuff, so there are some soil elevations in the entrance and exit of the nautiloid crash with some treasure, which you can reach through the jumping skill. There is also a hidden path with cache near the cliff where you found Astarion. I'll leave that one for you to find :).
@@Raphaelus13 thank you for the tips! Yeah I went back to all the places we've explored and basically picked up everything and read books and letters as people say that it can trigger a quest. I didn't think you guys would want to watch me running around more aimlessly than usual so I did it off screen but I'll show you guys everything I've done in pt 5 so far 🙃
I would've enjoyed seeing the running about all the same - you never know what you might stumble upon even when you think you've 'done' an area, plus there's the character chatter as you travel, which is always fun :)@@kiki_maliki
@@SilveryRow yeah tbf some of what the characters talk about is so random and funny tbf 😂
Love your commentary, you are cool
@ericpotter1961 I'm glad you're enjoying the playthrough so far!
Shadowmare is from Skyrim I believe.
@heartoffire5902 yeah! I realize that as I recorded pt 4 😂 and I was like "omg how didn't I realize that as it's one of my favourite games 🤦🏽♀️😅'
omg my actual name is amaris LMAO its pronounced differently (AH muh riss), but this is the second tav ive seen named my name 😂
@sorasgurlkairi omg really 😂 I've just always loved the game and I didn't think Kiki was a very fantasy name aha
@kiki_maliki wait theres a game named amaris? what!!! i need to look into this now thats so cool! 😂💓
@@sorasgurlkairi no sorry auto correct 😅😅😅 I meant the ***game
But there's definitely should be it's a beautiful name 🙃
I had a cough for a month now too. What’s going on?!
I don't know but I'm over being sick 😅
What are your settings for the game? do you play in ultra?
For some reason your character slightly reminds me of Nicki Minaj.
@nathanmerzke3590 noooo that's all I can see now 😂
@@kiki_maliki Sorry!
Hey, Baldur's Gate can be cosy!
If you would live in the Lord of the Rings world, honestly, you'd love DnD. It's heavily-inspired by Tolkien, and in turn most high fantasy fiction and RPGs are based off of it! Plus BG3's actual mechanics are based off its 5th Edition, so you wouldn't have to learn too many more basics. The games I myself DM are very roleplay-heavy, too, it's a great load of fun.
(Loving your reactions btw, haven't watched it all yet but I can't wait)
Yeah tbf I have a feeling it'll become my new cozy game 😁
If you have any games you'd think I'd like or be good at I'd love the recommendation!