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That movie is full of shit like that. If you’ve never seen it, it’s worth one watch, it’s fucking hilarious.Holy shit the end got me
That movie is full of shit like that. If you’ve never seen it, it’s worth one watch, it’s fucking hilarious.
Sounds like a skill and learning issue.He is struggling mightily with the UX and such and I wonder if it isn't that the rest of us are just used to it or if it really is non-intuitive?
I have no dnd experience outside of video games. This is the first 5e I’ve ever played and only have five or six hours into it. No problems, it’s pretty easy. Sounds like he sucks at video games? Or maybe he needs to sort his skills and spells differently to parse them easier. I could see someone being overwhelmed by the large amount of icons. Maybe suggest to him to start his own campaign solo to get a better handle on it.In our co-op playthrough there is one person who has really only played when he's playing with us. Every round of combat consists of three of us performing our actions, often on the same initiative value, super quick and then waiting around while he struggles to come to terms with what he is doing and how to do it.
He is struggling mightily with the UX and such and I wonder if it isn't that the rest of us are just used to it or if it really is non-intuitive?
About sums up my gf too. She made it into the druid camp, and over to the goblin camp just fine. Told her she could break the gob out of prison to get into things safely so she goes back, opens the cell, and then proceeds to walk right out the front door. Got pissy when about halfway to the jail door I started laughing and wasn't until after she opened it I said, "Did you really think the camp, full of people about to be murdered BY goblins, would let you walk right out with one?"Sounds like a skill and learning issue.
Yeah thinking about my response a little more, this is probably the 40th CRPGish game I've played and the fourth Baldur's Gate Game I've played. I can imagine it being overwhelming for someone whose personal life hasn't either been spent playing a game or wishing they were playing a game.I have no dnd experience outside of video games. This is the first 5e I’ve ever played and only have five or six hours into it. No problems, it’s pretty easy. Sounds like he sucks at video games? Or maybe he needs to sort his skills and spells differently to parse them easier. I could see someone being overwhelmed by the large amount of icons. Maybe suggest to him to start his own campaign solo to get a better handle on it.
I really wish D&D video games that are turn based would just give me a fucking square or hex grid, 5 ft per, just like you would P&P. The pathing and spacing and such in games without it is really fucking annoying, so many times if I'm not paying close enough attention it does some super retarded fucking pathing. XCOM having squares was great. Same with Wildermyth.I felt comfy with it after about five fights. And I initially thought it had strange choices that deviated from xcom just to do it
And the biggest strange thing in bg3 for new players to grasp is the walk / jump movement economy. Leaping up stairs can double your movement. Knowing to leap a friend to save movement, etc...is key to using the system and it's grotesquely unintuitiveI really wish D&D video games that are turn based would just give me a fucking square or hex grid, 5 ft per, just like you would P&P. The pathing and spacing and such in games without it is really fucking annoying, so many times if I'm not paying close enough attention it does some super retarded fucking pathing. XCOM having squares was great. Same with Wildermyth.
On my first playthrough, maximized leap on Lae'Zel (with a feat) felt OP, but leaping does have the penalty of burning your bonus action. Which in my new playthrough with a paladin, I have been wanting to use on other stuff.And the biggest strange thing in bg3 for new players to grasp is the walk / jump movement economy. Leaping up stairs can double your movement. Knowing to leap a friend to save movement, etc...is key to using the system and it's grotesquely unintuitive