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bigdnlaca

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I'd never pre order a game. Why would you? This ain't the 90s where only a limited quantity of discs were in stock at the local store.

Just wait for reviews and download the game if you like what you're seeing.
I remember when I had to preorder Madden 2005 & 2009 Collectors Edition because they had limited amount of those. That felt like it was worth the money at that time.

Pre-Orders now are just early access to game or minor presentation differences.
 

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Finally playing Baldur’s Gate III. Hard to play those types of games because I’ll go a week or two without time to play and have to pick up the story again…. But terrific game. I played Divine Divinity and Baldurs Gate II back in the day and both are two of my favorite gaming experiences, so it’s a joy to play a modern version that combines the best of both. I’m a sucker for any turn-based tactics game with story and customization, and usually crank them up to the highest difficulty.
 

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Finally playing Baldur’s Gate III. Hard to play those types of games because I’ll go a week or two without time to play and have to pick up the story again…. But terrific game. I played Divine Divinity and Baldurs Gate II back in the day and both are two of my favorite gaming experiences, so it’s a joy to play a modern version that combines the best of both. I’m a sucker for any turn-based tactics game with story and customization, and usually crank them up to the highest difficulty.
Omg, another Divine divinity fan. One of my favorite games of all times. I actually prefer it to the Baldur's Gate series. If they gave it a remaster I would buy it day one. Some of the dungeons in that game were massive
 

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Finally playing Baldur’s Gate III. Hard to play those types of games because I’ll go a week or two without time to play and have to pick up the story again…. But terrific game. I played Divine Divinity and Baldurs Gate II back in the day and both are two of my favorite gaming experiences, so it’s a joy to play a modern version that combines the best of both. I’m a sucker for any turn-based tactics game with story and customization, and usually crank them up to the highest difficulty.
That's always fun when you hop back into a game after awhile and are trying to figure things out again.

"Ok, where am I? What was I doing? Where do I need to go? What were the damn controls again?" :laugh:
 
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