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Shalaska, do gaming w ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ Prepared For 100,000 Concurrent Players, They’ve Gotten 700,000

Good to hear. I always new the lie the AAA publishers push that no one wants single player rpgs anymore, but numbers like this prove it out. No AAA we aren’t skipping your games because we don’t want the stories m, we are just tired of spending $70 only to discover it is full of micro transactions, always online issues, and all the other AAA predatory tactics!

PenguinTD,

AND, didn’t actually wrapping up the story, for sequel sake.

BG3 is so huge even if it’s only the beginning arc(Larian tends to taper off at the end, lol), I had to “replay” some decision making and see how outcome and the exp net gain and to decide how I proceed.(yep I save scum, don’t hate me I have limited time and want to explore content and choices to my desire outcome. Then my other play through I can be more free form, and I bet there are something I haven’t seen yet from this good guy talk things out approach.)

cordlesslamp, do games w ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ Prepared for 100k Concurrent Players, They’ve Gotten 700K

We need to support and embrace this kind of games and studios more. They put so much love and effort into the game. But in the end, this game will probably profit as much as what Fortnite make in a couple months.

It’s always sadden me to know that even something as successful as Elden Ring, which sold 20 millions copies and made 1.2 Billion dollars, is nothing compared to what microtransactions make in games like CoD (2 Billion dollars per year) or Fortnite (over 5 Billion dollars per year).

And people complain why they “don’t make good games anymore”.

solarizde, do games w ‘Baldur’s Gate 3’ Prepared for 100k Concurrent Players, They’ve Gotten 700K
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Good thing is, it runs flawless on my Linux desktop too 👍 Just one of the best games I played in years. Good it payed out for larian to invest so much time into it. Maybe a good example for others that you do not need to rush a launch.

InterSynth, do gaming w Baldur’s Gate 3’s Statement On Microtransactions Warms The Heart
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Never put companies on a pedestal.
Before Larian, it was Bungie, BioWare, Rockstar, Bethesda, CD Projekt RED.

ExcessivelySalty,
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@InterSynth Exactly, people need to understand companies are there to make money.

@stopthatgirl7

stopthatgirl7,
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Yup. You’ll always end up disappointed when they inevitably behave just like any other company.

Raji_Lev, do gaming w Baldur’s Gate 3’s Statement On Microtransactions Warms The Heart
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The higher the pedestal you put somebody on, the further they have to fall.

NotAnonymousAtAll, do games w Baldur’s Gate 3’s Statement On Microtransactions Warms The Heart | Forbes

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