Once I stopped treating Baldur's Gate 3 like a video game, I finally got good at it
Opinion | Imagination is the essence of play
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GamesRPGBaldur’s GateBaldur’s Gate 3Once I stopped treating Baldur’s Gate 3 like a video game, I finally got good at itWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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Video games are all about rules. From relatively realistic sports sims likeEA FC 2024to the creative powerhouse that isMinecraft, limits are in place to keep us, as players, from breaking the experience. The result is a shared acceptance of the rigid paradigms present, for better and worse. That is, untilBaldur’s Gate 3came along.
Even open-world RPGs likeCyberpunk 2077andSkyrim, …
