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Why couldn't a successful dev afford her lifestyle? I haven't seen anything that suggests obscene luxury.

Josie was pretty big at her peak, certainly more well known than Gigi is nowadays.

It's kind of sad for Nina, who probably did not ask for any of this. Also very classless by whatever that dude is called (cannot be bothered to google his name). Having said that, the Paul clan and their social circle seem to attract a LOT of this type of nonsense - it's part of their brand - so on some level this was always a possibility by getting engaged to Logan Paul. It's like dating Steve-O and not expecting some crazy shit to happen. Kind of comes with the territory.

Only got her into my party relatively late too, mostly because I also waited a long while to get Wyll.

I didn't know Gigi & Maggie were pals!

Also love her idle animation.

I think she is more like Yennefer? I don't know if it has a real Triss. At least none of the ones I have met so far.

She's fun and funny. Also great team member to have in your party.

Seems like Nina is catching a lot of nonsense for getting attached to the Paul clan. Logan Paul's opponent in the upcoming "boxing match" has been using his socials to do nothing but call Nina a whore and even did so at a public pre-match event too...

My favorite companion is actually Karlach.

Now into the Underdark, combat is getting fun. I would say up to and including level three some of the encounters can be frustrating, but once you get to level five you get enough variety in your abilities to make the experience much richer.

What class and race are you playing? I'm a bard and race is wood elf.

She has looked FANTASTIC recently. Not that she ever looked bad but she is positively glowing in almost every recent picture I have seen of her.

How far along are you? I'm around 32 hours into it now, haven't played much this weekend, haven't had much time. Hope to be able to dive back in some more next week.

I think we are talking about very different things in terms of Andor. I'm not talking about the culture war things. There is a subset of Disney SW fans who think Mandalorian is great and even some of them like the Boba Fett show but who dislike Andor for being "different". By different they mean more mature and serious and less silly. Whilst Andor objectively has the best writing of any SW TV show and it isn't even close. So that's what I meant with two groups of fans who reject something for being too "good".

The anti-BG3 backlash is kind of reminding me of the anti-Andor sentiment. Both examples of large groups of people being angry at something that is very good.

Angelina Danilova is another one of those. Russian IG girl in South-Korea. She's even been in a couple of movies there. https://www.instagram.com/angelinadanilova/

Nat & Maggie = paradise!

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I think they almost broke Steam on launch day because so many people were downloading it at the same time.

https://wccftech.com/baldurs-gate-3-highest-rated-pc-game-ever/ The insanely glowing reviews that it has gotten across the board is truly amazing.

I think there has been a backlash in general to other devs attacking Larian for having made a good game. It is insane too! Imagine if a director got mad if another director put out a good film? Only in game development can you even have something this idiotic happening.

If you've played Divinity Original Sin II, it's a lot like that gameplay wise. Though not exactly the same. Spells are somewhat different, also it uses the environment too a lot but in a different way than D:OSII.

So many lies told about the development that some people attached to Larian have felt compelled to react. One of the big ones was the claim that Wizards of the Coast had paid Larian to develop the game. Obviously it is the other way around. Larian had to pay Wizards of the Coast a licensing fee to use its IP for Baldur's Gate 3. There is also something hilarious about much bigger studios pointing out Larian's supposedly huge 400 person staff. Like Activision Blizzard has over 17000 people working for them! That's over 42x more in terms of staff than Larian. I guess the difference is that Larian has most of those folks working on making the best game possible whereas Activision Blizzard and other big studios are more focused on squeezing every penny from their customers.

They have had consistently great numbers on Steam, with up to 850K concurrent players. They seem to be breaking through to non CRPG gamers as well.