Amistiel

I gave it a try and the controls were just too complex. What a shame, the game looks interesting, but it's too complicated for old millenial :D

I love this game, it's bright and friendly community helped me stay sane during covid-times. It was such a perfect timing with this game, lucky :)) but also the game itself is super adorable and relaxing!

I know a lot of people love it, but i just cannot get past the graphics and the grind. It's like a poor brother of animal crossing. meh, sorry.

I enjoyed quite a few amazing quests here, love the cinematic, but could never understand the guild/community. Too complex in contrast to WoW, I frequently return to GW2 still, as it's amazing in terms of storylines.

WotLK is the best one of all the WoW for me, the story, the PvP, PvE, bustling community, thank you for the best gaming youth experience :)

I loved this as a kid, was an amazing experience, sneaking and continuous thrill of being caught :)

Until, and including, WotLK it was a 10, then it's up and down between 3-7. So I wish I could rate it higher, it's still an amazing game, but just became much more demanding, lot's of additional payments, less enjoyable stories, too difficult to find time to enjoy various alts, the community also declined. Was the best, but the title is on shaky grounds.

Witcher 3 is one of my all-time favorite games of all time, until BG3 stole the number 1 spot. Still this is a masterpiece as well! The story, the design, the soundtrack, breathtaking!

I cannot stop playing this masterpiece. Since 2020 pandemic the only game I truly enjoyed was a very timely released animal crossing on switch. The Baldur's Gate 3 just blows your mind, allowing to submerge into amazing storytelling, beautiful animations and absolutely insane voice-acting (looking at you, Neil Newbon, why are you so good, I cannot romance anyone else but Astarion now xD ). Just an absolutely amazing game. The only time I was that enticed with a game was during beginning of WoW days (first 3, with WotLK being best) and Witcher 3, which allowed one to make multiple choices and have different endings that I experienced for the first time. Well, BG3 takes it all up a 100 notches, making seemingly endless possibilities, bringing true spirit of D&D tabletop. Standing ovations, that's a lifetime achievement to all who put the hard work behind this masterpiece :) Thank you!