My first run was with a Cleric of Tyr, made in the image of one of my favorite NPCs from the D&D I run with my friends. I roleplayed her and never save-scummed. Her character was the one of problem-solving, pragmatic yet just, realist yet with a heart for good and hope for a better tomorrow.

The game let me play as her and not even once did I think to myself "this outcome is unrealistic". The consequences of my actions were always reflected and I never felt the need to reload the game, in order to have it my own way.

123 hours and a lot of genuine heart-felt tears of joy and sorrow later, I became the Savior of Baldur's Gate! And by tomorrow's new run... I will become their Tyrant!

This is RPG perfection, and probably the best game I have ever played in my life!

My first run was with a Cleric of Tyr, made in the image of one of my favorite NPCs from the D&D I run with my friends. I roleplayed her and never save-scummed. Her character was the one of problem-solving, pragmatic yet just, realist yet with a heart for good and hope for a better tomorrow. The game let me play as her and not even once did I think to myself "this outcome is unrealistic". The consequences of my actions were always reflected and I never felt the need to reload the game, in order to have it my own way. 123 hours and a lot of genuine heart-felt tears of joy and sorrow later, I became the Savior of Baldur's Gate! And by tomorrow's new run... I will become their Tyrant! This is RPG perfection, and probably the best game I have ever played in my life!