I’ve wanted to do this, too, but some times it’s difficult because I’m really into the tactics of the game. I generally blow past a lot of the story these days because I’ve played and seen so much of it all, but there’s always new ways to do combat and some strategies I haven’t tried with particular battles. Having said that, if you are into the story, I suppose I could run around and loot all the hidden things while someone else is in a dialogue.
I’d want to do a decent handful of mods and I know not everyone is down with these (all from ingame mod manager):
Tactician Enhanced
Party Limit Begone (so we could do up to 4 person coop, each of us gets 1 companion if we want it)
Extra Encounters + More Enemies in Regular Encounters
Random Loot (so the gear we find is different locations than vanilla)
Full set of class-specific loot (there’s 12 of them, but we could do without this if too much)
Also disclaimer: my internet is kinda shit, I get ~100/Mbps on average. May or may not be an issue, I’m not entirely sure. I never really had issues playing Helldivers 2, so maybe not an issue with BG3.
If there’s a group that’s cool with all that, then I’m interested. Again, though, I know not all players are into it this way.
ETA: I’d be playing on Steam, but I’m fairly certain all the mods I mentioned are available on console, too.
I have no issue with most of that. The story thing, I guess what I was looking for was less like us just playing the story but roleplaying the story to an extent. Don’t mean like everyone getting super into characters, just mean like maybe we have different ideas of what we should do. If one of us starts the dialogue first or triggers some event or whatever then we cope. More like a real DnD game than anything else.
Your internet sounds pretty solid to me. Mine is not much higher than that… Well at least I thought. I then ran a speed test thingy. How the fuck is my upload faster than my download?
For sure, the roleplay thing I’m still into. Thinking about it since I posted, I would probably aim to roleplay as a Peon from Warcraft II. Playing as a peon servant to someone else’s character might fit in perfectly with my concern of being too familiar with the story progression. Yesh, me’lord!
edit: lmao, I had the opposite effect when I just tested my current speeds (although I am currently on a VPN)
Looking for those as well, only thing I found was BB:EE, Ultra Age’s roguelite mode, Nioh 2, and the upcoming Morbid Metal. To some extent, Godfall, Kingdoms of Amalur and Wayfinder.
I want a grinding game where you get exciting loot, with combat like DmC to master. Those basically don’t exist, so you have to settle for better combat with some loot upgrsdes, or deep rng loot chase with more basic combat. Roguelite games with deeper combat is probably where most of those games will live.
That said, Nioh 2 is really the best of both worlds in late game (Diablo look with the best “grounded” combat ever, just harder than Souls games for your first 30 hours).
No joke, I had to install a cheat just to get used to the game because I got my ass handed to me by every single enemy right from the start. At some point it just clicked and I understood how to play, so I started over and did fine, and now I’m a flashy melee god lol
Souls games kind of give you some time to get atuned with how to play and what enemies to run from, so taking your time at first will do it. In Nioh 2, maybe because I had not yet mastered the first game, it started with mid-game souls enemies.
The combat is also much deeper, and ki-pulsing makes it a nice dance, giving you a nice flow state like no other fighting game in my experience.
I just recently finished this one, and The Man Who Erased His Name. Apparently I've been sleeping on the Yakuza series, because they're fantastic, and have amazing soundtracks.
Guild Wars 1 - last month celebrated its 20-years anniversary :) I only started it in 2018, but it’s a really solid game!
And both its developer and publisher are committed to keeping it alive as long as they can. It’s been mostly automated in 2013, so apparently it costs very little to keep the servers running.
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