Madison Bondell

Baldur's Gate 3 is a bad game because every waking moment of my life has been consumed by it since release. I'm at work? Thinking about Baldur's Gate. I'm eating? Thinking about Baldur's Gate. In the shower? Thinking about Baldur's Gate. My mind has been completely overtaken by Baldur's Gate. Withdrawal symptoms, including anxiety and restlessness, begin to kick in within just 5-10 minutes of not playing Baldur's Gate. 0/10 would not recommend this experience, not a game for those who value their social lives and work ethic.

For the clowns mad about the "sudden wokeness" of this dlc...Aloy openly flirted with multiple women in the first game. Talanah, Vanasha, Petra, etc...This is not new. Aloy is also a genetic clone of Elisabet Sobeck, who had confirmed, canon relations with a Far Zenith woman, Tilda. Aloy is gay. Elisabet was gay. Get over it, perhaps? This does not, in any way, take away from the gameplay of this dlc or hinder it in any away. This is not a "push of agenda." Go be sensitive somewhere else while we enjoy this new content.

Incredibly lackluster film, sub par in both its production and its execution. The portrayal of the main characters from the actors themselves felt empty, without conviction or even the smallest hints of passion for the roles that they played. To add to injury, the film did not feel 'clean'. Verbal audio sounded as though it was recorded in a box. Shaky shots and unnecessary transitions were layered atop one another. And most notably, though not immediately identified, is a lack of musical composition. I noticed a quarter way through the film that there was no music whatsoever to aid in the delivery of emotional scenes. In the end, I found the film to be exhaustingly bland.