Good Ol' Been 最近的評論

Hands down the best PDX DLC in years. This has singlehandedly saved the game in my estimation.
It's naturally hard to disentangle the DLC from the Update, but foreign investment, nationalization, power blocs are all smashing successes.
The only bugbear about it is the great game, which feels really unbalanced as of hotfix 1.7.1.
I suspect they'll fix it soon, but yeah, if you like v3, or have been on the fence about it, now is absolutely the thing this game needed to get into it.

Best Fallout game since Fallout 2

Sony finally backed down, this is one of my favorite cooperative games in the last decade. Be vigilant in case Sony tries to pull more BS on us like they did with the PSN linking fiasco.

Great game, lots of fun, lots of friendly fire.

Tons of fun, mix of hades' leveling system with the formula of vampire survivors. As a plus, you can beat the 20 minute boss, so that's nice!

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, this may well be the best RPG of the decade, and I don't think i'm exaggerating. The visuals are stunning, the music is great, the dialogue is expansive and feels organic, the combat is amazing. It's beautiful. At first I was skeptical of Larian picking up the mantle of Baldurs gate as a long time BG grognard, but hot damn did they deliver.
I haven't gotten to the second act yet, but i've played 35 hours since it released, and I have a job... So that should be some indication.
The game also features some pretty intense replayability value, from different origin character, different broad alignments you make in the game, different party comps, they all play substantially differently.
The game lets you pick up explosive barrels, and teleport them along with any other item in the game to you camp, which you can access at will. Letting you grab a pile of bombs from your camp if you ever need them pretty much at will, and I love it.

10/10, would throw a goblin child at another goblin child to kill both in my anakin inspired purge again.

If you like RPGs even a little bit, get this game, you will not regret it.

Cons:
Most of these are fairly minor but I think they're valuable to state.
Performance: It's good, but not incredible. WIth an RTX 4090 and a 11700k, I can get about 70-120 fps in most areas if i'm on DLSS balanced on 1440p. I fear that if you don't have the means to afford a big gpu like that, you'll have to suffer with lower quality, resolution, or frame rate. It's a bit disappointing to not see DLSS 3 frame generation, but it performs well enough on Vulkan for me.
Model Animation: While it's beautiful 9 times out of 10, the 1/10 involves some stilted model movement during dialogue. The rest of the time i'm marveling at the movement of characters in dialogue instead of just arms by the side generic style.
Item reach: Some items, including some fun paintings referencing previous larian games were just plain "out of reach" for my characters, and the only solution seemed to be enlarging the character, or the items being completely inaccessible.
General bugs: There are some bugs on the current patch, which i'm sure will get ironed out soon enough, but things like black boxes on vulkan, rare desyncs, and some achievement bugs are things to be noted as of 8/7/2023.
Co-op: So, there are a few gripes here, and my biggest ones. The dialogue system of BG3 allows you to have other characters help you in skill checks via a convenient button during checks, however, this only applies to characters you control. If you have a cleric controlled by a buddy, you have to have them pop out of dialogue, cast guidance on you, then re-join dialogue. It's pretty annoying. Companions controlled by other PCs don't seem to interject into most dialogues as if they don't exist. Conjecture, but i think the world chatter doesn't happen either. But the two big annoyances for co-op are that Tav's made by other players are permanently stuck in your party, and you can't remove them even by killing them. Second is that once a character starts dialogue, you can't swap them out for another more suited one. If you have a barbarian, but you accidentally clicked someone with your warrior, you won't be able to use their advantage on intimidation benefit they have. Or worse, get completely locked out of some character unique dialogue options.
Minor QOL: Please give me a short cut to pick up and add to wares, there are a bajillion random loot items like spoons, cups, plates that are worth carrying to sell, but having to do two click on every item is tedious.
Camp food supplies, which are a resource for resting, only seem to be usable when held by a player, this leads to some annoyance as some food items are very heavy. You can shove them into your camp storage, but to use them you have to pull them out again as far as i can see. Annoying but not game ending ofc.
I'm praying that Larian fixes these issues, but I still love this game, and heartily recommend it to others.

Cool game, It's a VN that's less on rails than traditional VNs that i've seen. My first run took me about 12 hours, but I read quickly. There is a fair amount of replayability in the game, but interestingly you don't need to start a new game to get most of the benefits. Some points in the story let you use knowledge from your previous runs to change fate, or make things easier. However, you can learn about something, and then just load back before the trigger and get the replay. This does not cover everything though, some stuff needs more or less half a dedicated run to have access to on a subsequent run.
Not a big fan of the exploration really, I would have honestly preferred it all be done via vignette than exploring the labyrinthine maps.

Music is good, but pretty limited in amount.
It's cute, and it's worth 25 usd, i got it for 20, and I'm not sure how much more i'll play of it, maybe another 2 runs?

Fantastic, by and away blows me away in world-building, difference/difficulty in combat, and the amount of different environments. Also, jet skis are amazing and I love them. I haven't finished it yet, but I consider this almost a must-have for underrail.

This game is amazing, it is everything and more I wanted from a CRPG in a desolate setting. The worldbuilding is very good, the combat is supreme, the crafting excels beyond any game aside from really niches ones like Cataclysm: DDA. This game would be basically perfect aside from one structural issue I take with the game's economy. On it's surface, trading is pretty simple, but putting it simply, merchants will only buy a small number of items per category per merchant refresh (90 in game minutes iirc), meaning that if you are looting everything, selling it can be a huge chore of wandering between settlements. If you're open to third party tools, there is a cheat engine script that lets you instantly refresh merchants.

With that aside, get this game, it's wonderful! 9.5/10 <3 <3 <3

As of the current time 04/29/2021, this dlc is absolutely riddled with errors, even after a fevered patch released a day after the dlc dropped. My recommendation *against* the mod is two fold.
1: While there are still errors and series balance issues with the dlc features, it isn't worth getting. Once they iron it out in a few weeks, it may be worth getting if you have 20 bucks laying around.
2: For the first dlc made after the transition to tinto, 20 dollars is a bit steep for what the DLC adds. If this goes on sale for like 15 usd or lower, it is definitely worth picking up, as it does add some fun features.

Once they fix the problems with the patch/dlc, i'll likely change my mind, but good lord pdx, this was the *worst* release you have *ever* done, and i remember when corruption was first added and it completely ruined the game.

Edit: As of 7/25/2021 most of my issues are gone, the bugs are terrible performance appear to be gone, and at this point i'd recommend it *if* you think the features are fun.

Game of the year, play it. It's a little buggy at release, but it's good enough that i still emphatically recommend it.