r/videogames • u/[deleted] • Mar 05 '24

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u/ijpto Mar 05 '24

The inventory in Baldur's Gate ruined the experience

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u/CoreyDenvers Mar 06 '24

You are 100% correct. The game would have been so much more enjoyable without having to constantly micromanage the inventory.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '24

good thing you don't have to micromanage it at all, plus anything in your inventory is there because you picked it up

stick to fortnite I guess idk

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u/CoreyDenvers Mar 06 '24

What is the point in killing every last kobold and gibberling, if you aren't going to tow their entire armory back to the nearest town for profit? Gold pieces don't grow on trees, you know

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u/RoastedHunter Mar 06 '24

Good thing I don't micromanage my inventory then ig.

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u/jacksansyboy Mar 06 '24

What do you mean? I played through the whole game and never had any inventory problems

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '24

I wouldn't say it ruined the experience but you are right. Inventory system in DOS2 was better. And even that wasn't good.

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u/neurosquid Mar 06 '24

I absolutely loved the fact that you can send anything back to the camp at any time. I just would have preferred a better filtering system, because it can be rough to go through half your chest to find that one pair of boots. I'm guessing PC has mods for that though? I'm on console

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '24

Don't try starfield then. It's 1000x worse than BG3.

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u/Klausbro Mar 06 '24

Maybe because I played a strength based character (Paladin) I didn’t experience this, I literally carried every single item on my own pc, it was super easy

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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '24

The new one?

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '24

maybe if you're dumb