I don't know what it is, but I can't seem to get into Baldur's Gate 3--and I feel super bad about it.
From outward appearance it seems very much my thing. I can create a character (spent more time in the character creator than the game, I swear...song will forever be stuck in my head). It has choices and romances (I want to romance Astarion and Karlach)! Interesting characters galore and beautiful scenery! But I can barely get to the part where you see Wylls.
I have started more than a few times to see if maybe it was the class or what not. I know the overall gameplay isn't entirely my cup of tea in terms of the over head isometric feel--definitely more of an over the shoulder type of person. I found that using a controller over m+k helps a bit in that regard, although it's very odd for me to use.
I know do get annoyed when I seemingly need to quick save constantly because I don't know if there's gonna be a cutscene soon and I might pick a wrong choice or roll really low. I know I like things playing out in a certain way and it's sometimes difficult to do so--yes, I am weird, I know. I also feel a bit lost at time, and while I love exploring in games, I hate accidently progressing something too fast and missing something. Sure, I could just let it play out as is because that's what happens in DnD, but I never feel like this when it happens in DnD so I'm not sure. Granted, I am a very newbie DnD player.
-sigh- I don't know. This is driving me batty.
By now people have played it several times over and I can't seem to even get a full hour in (not including character creation). I honestly feel left behind because I can't get into what is an amazing game from a kickass studio.
Sorry for the rant...I'm not even sure if it makes any sense. -sigh-
Maybe I'll try again and just force myself forward with it? I'm already sticking with the story driven version because I'm not a min-maxer with this type of thing. Stick with Warlock or Sorc for cantrips and simple fighting.