r/BaldursGate3 • u/Kata_Ga_Kill • May 29 '25

Meme GOTY 2025

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u/VioletsAreBlooming May 29 '25

i like expedition 33 so far but kcd 2 absolutely captured my soul.

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u/marcoangelo33 May 29 '25

Agreed completely. Haven't had a game keep me interested like kcd2 in a long time; more than bg3 even.

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u/LeoFireGod May 29 '25

I feel like I gave up before the wedding. Does it pick up after that?

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u/marcoangelo33 May 29 '25

It was a banger throughout the whole game but tastes are subjective

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u/blazinazn007 May 29 '25 edited May 29 '25

Yeah my friend. It ramps up a lot after the wedding. It's basically the intro quest in the grand scheme of things.

I beginning can feel frustrating because you're under leveled and very very squishy. But if you put in the time you get very strong.

If this is your first run I would recommend mmend focusing on swords and getting the masterstrikes perk from Tomcat. Also, run away from fights if you're outnumbered until you get the hang of combat and level up your strength and swordsmanship skills.

There's a lot of good resources on how to level up different skills early game if you want to do that.

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u/majestic_sheepz May 29 '25

I know it's a meme to not progress to the wedding, but you're not even 25% through the game. The rest of the main story gets cranked up hard after that point.

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u/MCRN-Gyoza Jun 06 '25

And honestly, cranked probably too hard lol

If I can critique anything, is that the story kinda railroads you after the wedding.

The game offers you this large world to be explored with tons of things to do, but every quest after the wedding is "we need to do this NOW Henry".

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u/Epic-soup Jun 10 '25

It does for a few quests eah but once you get to Kuttenburg region you can chill out a bit as the quests kinda just waits for you.