Baldur's Gate II: Enhanced Edition

Un clásico de todos los tiempos. Se siente como una aventura tanto en el 2004 como en el 2026.

[h1]Some Stories Never Age[/h1] There are RPGs I enjoy. There are RPGs I remember. And then there are RPGs that helped define what I believe an RPG should be. Baldur's Gate II is one of those games. [hr][/hr] [h2]The Characters[/h2] What makes Baldur's Gate II special isn't its combat system or its graphics. It's the people you meet along the way. Your companions aren't simply collections of abilities following you around. They have personalities, opinions, conflicts, ambitions, and stories of their own. They argue with each other. They react to your decisions. They can become friends, rivals, or something more. After enough time together, they stop feeling like party members and start feeling like people you've shared an adventure with. That's something modern RPGs still struggle to replicate. [hr][/hr] [h2]A Story Worth Getting Lost In[/h2] Baldur's Gate II doesn't constantly need to remind you that you're the hero. It gives you a world full of problems and lets you decide which ones are worth solving. You can pursue the main story. You can wander off for hours. You can become involved in your companions' lives. You can stumble into entire adventures you never knew existed. The result is a game that feels less like following a questline and more like living through an adventure. [hr][/hr] [h2]It Has Aged, But Its Heart Hasn't[/h2] Yes, the interface is dated. Yes, the combat takes some getting used to. Yes, this is a game from another era. But those things become much easier to overlook once you become invested in the world. Because underneath the old technology is something that doesn't age nearly as quickly: [b]Good writing and memorable characters.[/b] [hr][/hr] [h2]Final Thoughts[/h2] Baldur's Gate II reminds me why I fell in love with RPGs in the first place. Not because I could find better loot. Not because I could kill bigger monsters. But because I could create a character, gather a group of companions, and go on an adventure that felt like it belonged to me. There have been many great RPGs since. Baldur's Gate II is one of the reasons they have such a high bar to clear.

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Baldurs Gate 2 has a very compelling story, with excellent overall writing. The gameplay in terms of combat is outdated in my opinion, so I'd only recommend the game, if you're in it mainly for the story and writing. My only other gripe with the game was with the pathfinding, which sometimes was very annoying and inaccurate. However, the few flaws are made up for, because of the high quality writing. I'd absolutely recommend the game.

Abracadavre stole its lyrics from this game

Bestes Spiel aller Zeiten - hands down!

WTF Beamdog. BG 1 & 2 EE gets an update and now wont launch. not ONR of the 6 proposed "fixes" work. So i guess both my games just wont work now. F&%K me i guess.

Napisane jest, że spędziłem kilka godzin z tą grą - no nie - raczej kilkaset godzin przechodząc ją ze 3x w pełni, a zaczynałem przechodzić chyba z 10x - po prostu gra jest niesamowita - choć naprawdę uważam, że jakby dali do BG3 taką Polską lokalizację jak do BG2 to naprawdę mogłyby się bez problemu bić która lepsza (oczywiście biorąc pod uwagę czasy w których wyszły te gry bo dla kogoś kto zagrałby teraz w obie pierwszy raz to bez problemu wygrywa BG3 bo ma lepszą mechanikę, grafikę itd choć fabuła uważam w BG2 kozak). Zaczynam przygodę po kilku latach jeszcze raz - może podołam znając grę chyba na pamięć. Przed wyruszeniem w drogę należy zebrać drużyne !!!

BG2 stands at the pinnacle of rpgs, one of the best despite being decades old. This is where Bioware created their modern formula for all the games to come. Truly epic.. ..at the same time it suffers from the same things that make it good. The jank begins to ware on you after a few tens of hours of playtime. You begin to adapt the same strategies over and over, the world feels smaller and more lifeless, etc.. kind of the same problems all rpgs begin to have after you've played them for so many hours. The UI here looks a little worse than the original and is still clunky. At least the conclusion here is rather strong, learning about Irenicus's fall from grace. Reminds me a bit of Melkor from the Silmarillion. It's definitely a very "video game" plot but stronger than most we have today. A game long revenge sidequest that feels like a true adventure. tdlr if you see this review the game is good, better than a lot of modern rpgs.