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The gay couples are more high profile ones, for instance Nightsong and Isobel
The gay couples are more high profile ones, for instance Nightsong and Isobel
Of course article is written by some dumb whore. Probably a danger hair too.Today for "you couldn't make this shit up":
"The Hag questline is problematic because big nose = jews misrepresentation".
Is not the whole faerun is Baldur's gate in general the game takes place shortly after the event of the Descent on Avernus storyline.If I had to sum up my experience with Baldur's Gate 3, it would be that Baldur's Gate 3 is the Divinity Original Sin game I always wanted to play, but the Baldur's Gate game I never wanted to see.
I just entered the city in Act 3, and I feel so unmotivated to continue the adventure. The way how you get into the city, and the introduction to Gortash is so dumb, and I really started to get tired of the story after all the revelations in Act 2 regarding the plot.
I also can't stand this new setting of 5e Faerun in which thousands of Thieflings just casually wander around the Swordcoast, making the whole continent look like a damn circus. And of course they just can't stop talking about refugees, and sometimes you do wonder if setting political statements for refugees is mandatory to get the rights for a Baldur's Gate game from WoTC (Siege of Dragonspear, ahem).
Thoughts?
but whyIs not the whole faerun is Baldur's gate in general the game takes place shortly after the event of the Descent on Avernus storyline.If I had to sum up my experience with Baldur's Gate 3, it would be that Baldur's Gate 3 is the Divinity Original Sin game I always wanted to play, but the Baldur's Gate game I never wanted to see.
I just entered the city in Act 3, and I feel so unmotivated to continue the adventure. The way how you get into the city, and the introduction to Gortash is so dumb, and I really started to get tired of the story after all the revelations in Act 2 regarding the plot.
I also can't stand this new setting of 5e Faerun in which thousands of Thieflings just casually wander around the Swordcoast, making the whole continent look like a damn circus. And of course they just can't stop talking about refugees, and sometimes you do wonder if setting political statements for refugees is mandatory to get the rights for a Baldur's Gate game from WoTC (Siege of Dragonspear, ahem).
She's a fae creature and has an Irish accent so obviously it must be about Jewish people.Today for "you couldn't make this shit up":
"The Hag questline is problematic because big nose = jews misrepresentation".
Of course they see a problem with one of the moments the game shinesToday for "you couldn't make this shit up":
"The Hag questline is problematic because big nose = jews misrepresentation".
The journos probably just want a gay sex scene with her.Today for "you couldn't make this shit up":
"The Hag questline is problematic because big nose = jews misrepresentation".
Elturel a city close to baldour's gate was dragged in to the avernus after the city was conquered by a powerful Vampire lord. Zariel reached for the most important priest of the city and coaxed him to make a pact using the city as a trade coin. What happened is the city was for several weeks filled with radiance that destroyed every single undead present in to the city after the crisis was adverted the golden sun created to fight the undead went dark and the whole city was ripped off out of toril to end in to the avernus.but whyIs not the whole faerun is Baldur's gate in general the game takes place shortly after the event of the Descent on Avernus storyline.If I had to sum up my experience with Baldur's Gate 3, it would be that Baldur's Gate 3 is the Divinity Original Sin game I always wanted to play, but the Baldur's Gate game I never wanted to see.
I just entered the city in Act 3, and I feel so unmotivated to continue the adventure. The way how you get into the city, and the introduction to Gortash is so dumb, and I really started to get tired of the story after all the revelations in Act 2 regarding the plot.
I also can't stand this new setting of 5e Faerun in which thousands of Thieflings just casually wander around the Swordcoast, making the whole continent look like a damn circus. And of course they just can't stop talking about refugees, and sometimes you do wonder if setting political statements for refugees is mandatory to get the rights for a Baldur's Gate game from WoTC (Siege of Dragonspear, ahem).
Thoughts?
I'm pretty sure this game has more homosexual couples then heterosexual ones.
Like I said many times. Hated by the far left and far right.Today for "you couldn't make this shit up":
"The Hag questline is problematic because big nose = jews misrepresentation".
Like I said many times. Hated by the far left and far right.Today for "you couldn't make this shit up":
"The Hag questline is problematic because big nose = jews misrepresentation".
You just can't win with those people.
At least one, me and Maxie.I'm pretty sure this game has more homosexual couples then heterosexual ones.
Are those homosexual couples in the room with us right now?
THE Zariel we weet in the Druid camp in Act 1?Elturel a city close to baldour's gate was dragged in to the avernus after the city was conquered by a powerful Vampire lord. Zariel reached for the most important priest of the city and coaxed him to make a pact using the city as a trade coin. What happened is the city was for several weeks filled with radiance that destroyed every single undead present in to the city after the crisis was adverted the golden sun created to fight the undead went dark and the whole city was ripped off out of toril to end in to the avernus.but whyIs not the whole faerun is Baldur's gate in general the game takes place shortly after the event of the Descent on Avernus storyline.If I had to sum up my experience with Baldur's Gate 3, it would be that Baldur's Gate 3 is the Divinity Original Sin game I always wanted to play, but the Baldur's Gate game I never wanted to see.
I just entered the city in Act 3, and I feel so unmotivated to continue the adventure. The way how you get into the city, and the introduction to Gortash is so dumb, and I really started to get tired of the story after all the revelations in Act 2 regarding the plot.
I also can't stand this new setting of 5e Faerun in which thousands of Thieflings just casually wander around the Swordcoast, making the whole continent look like a damn circus. And of course they just can't stop talking about refugees, and sometimes you do wonder if setting political statements for refugees is mandatory to get the rights for a Baldur's Gate game from WoTC (Siege of Dragonspear, ahem).
Of course when it comes with material plane dwellers exposed to lower planes it always laid to some form of corruption this is why many former citizens of Elturel now are tiefling. When the event of descent of avernus were over and elturel returned to the material plane the first thing that happened was a mass migration of those tieflings to Baldur's gate as they were not wanted in Elturel anymore. After all for a mortal city to end for quite some time in the hells leaves a lot of scars.
This is why in the game you have a lot of tieflings refugees.
If I had to sum up my experience with Baldur's Gate 3, it would be that Baldur's Gate 3 is the Divinity Original Sin game I always wanted to play, but the Baldur's Gate game I never wanted to see.
I just entered the city in Act 3, and I feel so unmotivated to continue the adventure. The way how you get into the city, and the introduction to Gortash is so dumb, and I really started to get tired of the story after all the revelations in Act 2 regarding the plot.
I also can't stand this new setting of 5e Faerun in which thousands of Thieflings just casually wander around the Swordcoast, making the whole continent look like a damn circus. And of course they just can't stop talking about refugees, and sometimes you do wonder if setting political statements for refugees is mandatory to get the rights for a Baldur's Gate game from WoTC (Siege of Dragonspear, ahem).
That's not Zariel.... The Zariel that is the archdevil ruler of Avernus. Used to be an Angel in past.THE Zariel we weet in the Druid camp in Act 1?Elturel a city close to baldour's gate was dragged in to the avernus after the city was conquered by a powerful Vampire lord. Zariel reached for the most important priest of the city and coaxed him to make a pact using the city as a trade coin. What happened is the city was for several weeks filled with radiance that destroyed every single undead present in to the city after the crisis was adverted the golden sun created to fight the undead went dark and the whole city was ripped off out of toril to end in to the avernus.but whyIs not the whole faerun is Baldur's gate in general the game takes place shortly after the event of the Descent on Avernus storyline.If I had to sum up my experience with Baldur's Gate 3, it would be that Baldur's Gate 3 is the Divinity Original Sin game I always wanted to play, but the Baldur's Gate game I never wanted to see.
I just entered the city in Act 3, and I feel so unmotivated to continue the adventure. The way how you get into the city, and the introduction to Gortash is so dumb, and I really started to get tired of the story after all the revelations in Act 2 regarding the plot.
I also can't stand this new setting of 5e Faerun in which thousands of Thieflings just casually wander around the Swordcoast, making the whole continent look like a damn circus. And of course they just can't stop talking about refugees, and sometimes you do wonder if setting political statements for refugees is mandatory to get the rights for a Baldur's Gate game from WoTC (Siege of Dragonspear, ahem).
Of course when it comes with material plane dwellers exposed to lower planes it always laid to some form of corruption this is why many former citizens of Elturel now are tiefling. When the event of descent of avernus were over and elturel returned to the material plane the first thing that happened was a mass migration of those tieflings to Baldur's gate as they were not wanted in Elturel anymore. After all for a mortal city to end for quite some time in the hells leaves a lot of scars.
This is why in the game you have a lot of tieflings refugees.
That's quite a big concession on Microsoft's part, guess they're smelling money since they didn't even want to do this for Halo. I wonder if this'll be the start of removing the feature parity requirement for smaller titles.