Maybe they should've made female characters who looked like chicks instead of men if they wanted good reviews from countries where mental illness isn't celebrated and required by law.
It's 36/40. Less than the Final Fantasy XV QTE extravaganza.
Translated usingDeepL:
Reviewer 1:
The most notable feature of the game is the variety of approaches. The game offers a number of ways to solve problems, and the "weight of the choices" that the player makes will greatly affect the subsequent development of the game, leading to an interesting experience. The use of dice to select actions at key points in the game gives the game the feel of a table talk RPG. The strategic battles are also worthwhile. However, although there is a tutorial, it is not fully explained, and it may be difficult to get used to the game until you understand it better.
Reviewer 2:
Without knowledge, it is hard to notice, but as you play, you discover that you can take many different approaches to the game, and your hat is off to them. It is true that there are many factors that make it difficult to get into the game, such as the special rules that determine success or failure with dice, overly detailed settings and parameters, etc. However, if you can overcome these factors, you will be hooked. However, if you can get past these, you will definitely be hooked on the game. Perhaps it is because of the unique storytelling style, but it was refreshing to experience the feeling of playing a real table talk RPG.
The best part is that you can experience your own personal story in the world of "Dungeons & Dragons". While there is a high degree of freedom, it is amazing to see the wide variety of approaches and solutions in both battles and quests, even though some of them may seem small and difficult. There are also plenty of options in conversations and events that are worth thinking about. It is good that not only can you create and play as a character, but you can also play as seven origin characters with their own dedicated stories.
Reviewer 4:
It is too much fun to walk around the world of "Dungeons & Dragons" and experience firsthand how people live and the relationships between races. The graphics and dialogue, even among the mob-like NPCs, are well done and add to the immersive experience. The dice rolls for choices, as well as the highly strategic turn-based battles that rely on numerical values, have a table-top RPG feel to them. The only thing that bothers me is that it takes a long time to make up your first character due to the many choices you have to make.
>The only thing that bothers me is that it takes a long time to make up your first character due to the many choices you have to make.
this guy gets it
The best part is that you can experience your own personal story in the world of "Dungeons & Dragons". While there is a high degree of freedom, it is amazing to see the wide variety of approaches and solutions in both battles and quests, even though some of them may seem small and difficult. There are also plenty of options in conversations and events that are worth thinking about. It is good that not only can you create and play as a character, but you can also play as seven origin characters with their own dedicated stories.
Reviewer 4:
It is too much fun to walk around the world of "Dungeons & Dragons" and experience firsthand how people live and the relationships between races. The graphics and dialogue, even among the mob-like NPCs, are well done and add to the immersive experience. The dice rolls for choices, as well as the highly strategic turn-based battles that rely on numerical values, have a table-top RPG feel to them. The only thing that bothers me is that it takes a long time to make up your first character due to the many choices you have to make.
All four gave the game (on PS5) a 9/10.
https://www.famitsu.com/games/t/50219/reviews/
I don't get it this sounds like good reviews and a high score.
am i missing something?
Famitsu is notorious for handing out perfect or near perfect scores for standard JRPG fare while generally snubbing and turning their nose up at western games.
The best part is that you can experience your own personal story in the world of "Dungeons & Dragons". While there is a high degree of freedom, it is amazing to see the wide variety of approaches and solutions in both battles and quests, even though some of them may seem small and difficult. There are also plenty of options in conversations and events that are worth thinking about. It is good that not only can you create and play as a character, but you can also play as seven origin characters with their own dedicated stories.
Reviewer 4:
It is too much fun to walk around the world of "Dungeons & Dragons" and experience firsthand how people live and the relationships between races. The graphics and dialogue, even among the mob-like NPCs, are well done and add to the immersive experience. The dice rolls for choices, as well as the highly strategic turn-based battles that rely on numerical values, have a table-top RPG feel to them. The only thing that bothers me is that it takes a long time to make up your first character due to the many choices you have to make.
All four gave the game (on PS5) a 9/10.
https://www.famitsu.com/games/t/50219/reviews/
>gud game but the tabletop rules are obtuse if you don't already know them
>Years of playing visual novel JRPG slop has rendered them unable to truly appreciate an actual RPG.
This is likely flamebait but unironically true, most common complaint in Japanese players and critic reviews is that the game is too hard and that it's difficult to understand for them.
They don't put as much stock in fricking ugly women or being gay so there's not a lot for them to be found in BG3. Having all the women be flat as hell probably made them feel at home though
>NOOOOOOOOO THEY ONLY GAVE IT A 9 AND NOT 10 THEY DIDNT CALL IT A PERFECT 10/10 MASTERPIECE LIKE ALL MY FAVOURITE WESTOID JOURNOS THAT MEANS THEY HATE IT MOMMY HELP ME!!!!!!!!
Are you for real right now?
That's right. And none of the westoid "love interests" in this game have any. They all have twink bodies.
>Japan simply doesn't draw their RPGs from tabletop culture like the west does.
Final Fantasy would literally not exist because of D&D being a thing in Japan
Asia simply doesn't draw it's culture from the french revolution and the englightenment. They do not view themselves as individuals, capable of making their own decisions, and shaping their own destiny, but as ants in a colony, assigned roles at birth by a higher power. Protagonist, or "hero", are too roles to be filled and executed without question. Deep down, authors of asian RPGs are dissatisfied by the state of their society too, which is why asian RPGs often end by "killing God". But they're not dissatisfied by the mechanism of the system, but by who was granted the priviledge to sit on top. Their wish is to dethrone them, not to extend the priviledge of decision making to others, ie the player
Isn't nine an almost perfect score? Also from what i've seen of Japanese people playing the game once they start getting the gameplay systems like jumping, throwing things, sneaking and ambushing etc. they start liking the game a lot. Most people that hate on the game simply don't understand how it works and strugle with the combat.
>Most people that hate on the game simply don't understand how it works and strugle with the combat.
most people who hate on the game hate it for reasons other than the game itself and purely for political reasons
Isn't this the review site that gives actual shovelware slop like Dragon Quest IXXIXV 10/10s on command but has historically never given a western game anything above like a 9.5?
Skyrim is a simple game and is very accessible because of its incredibly one dimensional action single button combat. Even the biggest smoothbrain can enjoy Skyrim's ''unga bunga fus roh da''. BG3 has tactical combat and there are people dying on the story mode difficulty. I've seen it on stream, i was shocked but i saw it happen. BG3's combat/gameplay is filtering people hard(smoothbrains).
That's almost the same score as Forspoken. There's two conclusions we can draw from here:
1) Don't play troonylations. Always play it in the language the director played it in. One of the biggest strengths of BG3 was the voice acting and one of the biggest weaknesses of Forspoken was the English dub.
2) The possibility that the Japanese are jingoist gaygits. Maybe they are biased towards their own domestic devs. Unlikely because they gave Starfield and other Bethesda games high scores, but worth bringing up
>average Japanese player literally is getting filtered by the combat/finds the game too difficult
This is a joke, right? I want to dismiss it but I've heard this multiple times now in relation to BG3 and I simply can't process it. Are the memes about endless, soulless, zero effort JRPGs and gaccha slotmachines actually true, have Japns just lost any ability to play games?
It's doubly funny to hear too after hearing so many people rightfully complain about it being 5th edition shit that's super simplified. Like goddamn the japs are hopeless.
That's why they shat and pissed their pants at the thought of DQ12 being a tactical/strategy turn-based. Japanese RPG players only want to press 1 button to select Attack command from the menu and see the numbers go big. Positioning, map awareness, etc are too much for them.
Maybe they should've made female characters who looked like chicks instead of men if they wanted good reviews from countries where mental illness isn't celebrated and required by law.
It's 36/40. Less than the Final Fantasy XV QTE extravaganza.
Translated usingDeepL:
Reviewer 1:
The most notable feature of the game is the variety of approaches. The game offers a number of ways to solve problems, and the "weight of the choices" that the player makes will greatly affect the subsequent development of the game, leading to an interesting experience. The use of dice to select actions at key points in the game gives the game the feel of a table talk RPG. The strategic battles are also worthwhile. However, although there is a tutorial, it is not fully explained, and it may be difficult to get used to the game until you understand it better.
Reviewer 2:
Without knowledge, it is hard to notice, but as you play, you discover that you can take many different approaches to the game, and your hat is off to them. It is true that there are many factors that make it difficult to get into the game, such as the special rules that determine success or failure with dice, overly detailed settings and parameters, etc. However, if you can overcome these factors, you will be hooked. However, if you can get past these, you will definitely be hooked on the game. Perhaps it is because of the unique storytelling style, but it was refreshing to experience the feeling of playing a real table talk RPG.
Reviewer 3:
The best part is that you can experience your own personal story in the world of "Dungeons & Dragons". While there is a high degree of freedom, it is amazing to see the wide variety of approaches and solutions in both battles and quests, even though some of them may seem small and difficult. There are also plenty of options in conversations and events that are worth thinking about. It is good that not only can you create and play as a character, but you can also play as seven origin characters with their own dedicated stories.
Reviewer 4:
It is too much fun to walk around the world of "Dungeons & Dragons" and experience firsthand how people live and the relationships between races. The graphics and dialogue, even among the mob-like NPCs, are well done and add to the immersive experience. The dice rolls for choices, as well as the highly strategic turn-based battles that rely on numerical values, have a table-top RPG feel to them. The only thing that bothers me is that it takes a long time to make up your first character due to the many choices you have to make.
All four gave the game (on PS5) a 9/10.
https://www.famitsu.com/games/t/50219/reviews/
>The only thing that bothers me is that it takes a long time to make up your first character due to the many choices you have to make.
this guy gets it
I don't get it this sounds like good reviews and a high score.
am i missing something?
Famitsu is notorious for handing out perfect or near perfect scores for standard JRPG fare while generally snubbing and turning their nose up at western games.
>implying western game reviewers dont also do the opposite
Game reviewers are hacks and water is wet
Western game reviewers suck the dick of anything foreign
You're delusional if you think japanese games are scored lower in the west
>when Japanese gamers prefer Japanese games catering to Japanese audiences
>when westerners suck their own dicks: muh japan dindu nuffin dey good boys
>when japan sucks their own dick: le heckin based nihonjin samurai UwU xD
>Notorious
Isn't the number of 40/40 games still under 100 you lying israelite
Yeah, 9/10 is just slightly better than average.
Nips are weird about the RPG genre.
>gud game but the tabletop rules are obtuse if you don't already know them
idk sounds like 9/10 is more than generous senpai
>Years of playing visual novel JRPG slop has rendered them unable to truly appreciate an actual RPG.
This is likely flamebait but unironically true, most common complaint in Japanese players and critic reviews is that the game is too hard and that it's difficult to understand for them.
They don't put as much stock in fricking ugly women or being gay so there's not a lot for them to be found in BG3. Having all the women be flat as hell probably made them feel at home though
But they like big breasts as much as anyone. The only difference is they're used to flat asses because asian women have an odd pelvic tilt
>NOOOOOOOOO THEY ONLY GAVE IT A 9 AND NOT 10 THEY DIDNT CALL IT A PERFECT 10/10 MASTERPIECE LIKE ALL MY FAVOURITE WESTOID JOURNOS THAT MEANS THEY HATE IT MOMMY HELP ME!!!!!!!!
Are you for real right now?
That's right. And none of the westoid "love interests" in this game have any. They all have twink bodies.
>westoid
Is this the favorite new word among weeaboos? You will never be nihonjin btw, sirobuta.
>one word is enough to make a westoid b***h ssethe
Lel
You will never be nihonjin btw, SEA monkey.
>9/10
>Noooo they don't appreciate an actual RPG
????
>unfinished game that had to tone down butfricking
You all just fell for tencent marketing
Based Japan showing defiance against the globohomosexual chink funded menace, they really are the last redpilled ppl left on earth
>Barudu'su Ghetto
I mean, if you listen character convos thay talk about how Shadowcurse is much safer than dark alleys of Baldur's Gate
Barudazugeto, akshually.
Japan simply doesn't draw their RPGs from tabletop culture like the west does. It's not surprising they fail to understand what it's about.
>Japan simply doesn't draw their RPGs from tabletop culture like the west does.
Final Fantasy would literally not exist because of D&D being a thing in Japan
Asia simply doesn't draw it's culture from the french revolution and the englightenment. They do not view themselves as individuals, capable of making their own decisions, and shaping their own destiny, but as ants in a colony, assigned roles at birth by a higher power. Protagonist, or "hero", are too roles to be filled and executed without question. Deep down, authors of asian RPGs are dissatisfied by the state of their society too, which is why asian RPGs often end by "killing God". But they're not dissatisfied by the mechanism of the system, but by who was granted the priviledge to sit on top. Their wish is to dethrone them, not to extend the priviledge of decision making to others, ie the player
did you write this or is a copypasta
I wrote it
Isn't nine an almost perfect score? Also from what i've seen of Japanese people playing the game once they start getting the gameplay systems like jumping, throwing things, sneaking and ambushing etc. they start liking the game a lot. Most people that hate on the game simply don't understand how it works and strugle with the combat.
>Most people that hate on the game simply don't understand how it works and strugle with the combat.
most people who hate on the game hate it for reasons other than the game itself and purely for political reasons
I hope you're pretending to be moronic OP
What's the actual point of a 40 scale if you hand out 40s like candy?
Isn't this the review site that gives actual shovelware slop like Dragon Quest IXXIXV 10/10s on command but has historically never given a western game anything above like a 9.5?
Skyrim got a 10
Skyrim is GOTY so it makes sense.
Skyrim is a simple game and is very accessible because of its incredibly one dimensional action single button combat. Even the biggest smoothbrain can enjoy Skyrim's ''unga bunga fus roh da''. BG3 has tactical combat and there are people dying on the story mode difficulty. I've seen it on stream, i was shocked but i saw it happen. BG3's combat/gameplay is filtering people hard(smoothbrains).
You know a journo is a joke when anything less than a 10/10 from them means they think it's shit.
That's almost the same score as Forspoken. There's two conclusions we can draw from here:
1) Don't play troonylations. Always play it in the language the director played it in. One of the biggest strengths of BG3 was the voice acting and one of the biggest weaknesses of Forspoken was the English dub.
2) The possibility that the Japanese are jingoist gaygits. Maybe they are biased towards their own domestic devs. Unlikely because they gave Starfield and other Bethesda games high scores, but worth bringing up
>average Japanese player literally is getting filtered by the combat/finds the game too difficult
This is a joke, right? I want to dismiss it but I've heard this multiple times now in relation to BG3 and I simply can't process it. Are the memes about endless, soulless, zero effort JRPGs and gaccha slotmachines actually true, have Japns just lost any ability to play games?
>re the memes about endless, soulless, zero effort JRPGs and gaccha slotmachines actually true
Have you ever played a JRPG?
It's doubly funny to hear too after hearing so many people rightfully complain about it being 5th edition shit that's super simplified. Like goddamn the japs are hopeless.
That's why they shat and pissed their pants at the thought of DQ12 being a tactical/strategy turn-based. Japanese RPG players only want to press 1 button to select Attack command from the menu and see the numbers go big. Positioning, map awareness, etc are too much for them.
Why is this thread acting like they're shitting on the game when it's just good reviews? What the frick?
On Famitsu you're either 40/40 or kusoge.
The words don't say anything bad either
Famitsu is a joke anyway
BG3 is miles away from being an actual 10/10 game.
Japs got it right.
You're miles away from being a real woman
>game gets 9/10 score
>HAHAHA TAKE THAT POZZED troony DEVS IT'S OVER OH NONONONO NOW THAT THE DUST HAS SETTLED WHAT WENT WRONG
why are you like this?
Japanese smoothbrains got filtered hard because games with turn based combat are alien to them.