It took me over a year to realize my favorite thing about Baldur’s Gate 3 — Strangely enough, I have Dragon Age: Inquisition to thank for this discovery
Initially, similar to numerous others, I embarked on Baldur’s Gate 3 (BG3) around a year ago upon its debut. Frankly, I wasn’t certain what to anticipate from Larian Studio’s creation beyond the tidbit that a romantic bond could be formed with a druid (Halsin) even in his bear form. Fortunately, I began playing it on release day and was swiftly captivated by the witty Astarion, forthright Lae’zel, and puppy-like Karlach during my initial 80-hour journey. What’s more, I discovered myself reflecting on the game and its characters well after the end credits appeared.