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Bought it last night on Steam to get the Digital Deluxe Edition bundled in the Early Access price.
It looks incredible.
My only concerns are moving the ability score points from races into just class choices might mean humans are left underpowered? I haven't seen how the new D&D5e handles this though.
Also how alignment is handled, because the original Baldur's Gate was awful for playing an Evil party. And that also meant a Paladin never faced any real hard decisions or trade-offs to keep their vows, etc.
How is it with a controller? Is it similar to Diablo IV at all? Never really played any of them but want to get into one (or both, funds/time allowing).
DoS2 is decent with controller.. I didn't love having to scroll through hotbars but it works fine!
In the recent BG3 Town Hall, the devs using controllers had radial menus, which would already be a big improvement. Looks like they made better implementation since they created it from the ground up, as opposed to retrofitting console controls into their existing game like they did with DoS2.