Which Version Of The Doctor Would You Want To Travel With?

I would have loved to see all of the Genasi variants in the game, adding Air Genasi, Fire Genasi, Water Genasi, and Earth Genasi. I think the unique mechanics for each of these Genasi would be so much fun to play around with in Baldur’s Gate 3. A close second would be Shadar Kai, followed by Sea Elf, Astral Elf, and a functional Aasimar.

My favorite is without a doubt, Annie Leonhardt. Even before the reveal, she always struck me as being turbulent and dealing with much more inner conflict than what appears on the surface. In particular, the Lost Girls OVA was where my interest in her character was really cemented, as it gave so much more context about her upbringing, and gave viewers some insight into how troubled she was by everything she had done, and how the life of a child soldier messed up the Marleyan Warriors in different ways – at the end of the day, they were all just kids who wanted to go home to their parents but couldn’t, just like Eren and Mikasa. Plus, I love a good redemption ark, and I was beyond thrilled when she finally broke out of that crystal and played a part (no matter how small) in defeating the bigger bad at the time, none other than Eren himself.

While playing Skyrim, you’ll find that there are monsters hidden in plain sight. People who are werewolves and vampires walk the streets of Tamriel, preying on the innocents. Before the Dawnguard DLC, the Werewolves were probably the most powerful of these foes; however, the DLC changed that. With Dawnguard, Vampires have the power to become Vampire Lords, making them just as (if not more so) powerful as Werewolves. I think that the choice comes down to the type of character you want to play. For those who value stealth, being a Vampire makes things easier. As someone playing as a build that values power and bravery, Werewolves are the way to go.

Skyrim does a greater job translating storytelling to gameplay than Oblivion does. Its world has the perfect balance between environmental storytelling and content, while Oblivon’s content seems to rely heavily on following a strict path, Skyrim’s randomness and “surprise, Dragon!” features make it even more fun to play. Worldbuilding in TES Oblivion seems to be the weaker link, where every city and town seems to be cut from the same quarry, while in Skyrim, each town, village, and City has its own identity.

More and more games seem to have launch issues, and it’s happening so much more frequently than it used to, especially in live service games. Some titles are not stable enough for a continuous hour of gameplay, and some live service servers cannot handle the weight of people trying to get into them on day one. Some common reasons for this could be time constraints to release in a specific month, or financial issues, such as failing to meet budget requirements, but it nonetheless is not a great first impression for gamers who had been eagerly awaiting release day.