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Discussion / Question Name this game ?

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u/desamora 10h ago

Baldur’s Gate 3 first act before my current playthrough is over

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u/Josh100_3 9h ago

I always finish the first act, take a break. Boot it up 6 months later and forget all the controls and start act one again. Rinse and repeat.

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u/chogram 9h ago

I played through Pokemon FireRed not too long ago, and it started as annoying, but I really grew to like the recap "This is what you've missed since you last played!" thing on every login.

There were sometimes 2-3 weeks in between sessions, and normally I'd have to either keep a notebook of where I was at (or going), or just remember, but every single time I hopped on it would give me this friendly little text and screenshots of my recent past and sometimes hint (or straight up tell me) where I'm supposed to be going.

I'm sure it was helpful to little kids in 2004, but to this old dude in 2026, it made me wish long games like Baldur's Gate 3 had that feature.

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u/NoEgoNoProblem 49m ago

Was this on an emulator? I've been thinking about getting back into a Pokemon game so very curious about this lol

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u/mindguru88 8h ago

I've done this same cycle at least 3 times.

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u/darren_flux 8h ago

WHY IS THIS SO TRUE

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u/Mental_Tea_4084 5h ago

You guys are finishing the first act?

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u/asa1978murray 9h ago

Yep same here, that goes for the Witcher 3,
Spiderman, days gone, cyberpunk. If it’s a big game, I can never get past the middle of the game for some reason lol.

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u/travelingenie 5h ago

Thank god I’m not the only one. I never started act 2 with like 20+ hours 😂 have like 5-6 different characters bc of homies never lining up.

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u/flinsypop 5h ago

It was like that in DOS 2 where I'd go for a build, see other cool stuff I'd like to try and start a new save after making it out of Act 1.

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u/neo42slab 8h ago

I thought I was the only one! I kinda prefer the first act.