This is the D6 generation. Dice are our vice.

Creating not too horrible content since 2008.

Are you crazy?

That's like 400 hours of gamer nonsense.

Oh, I think we're well past that. Hey, welcome another episode of the D6 Generation.

I am excited to have a very special guest here with me today.

My daughter, Kit, how are you doing, Kit?

I'm doing good.

Great.

We're excited about to talk about today something we've both been playing a lot of, and that, of course, is Baldur's Gate 3. Baldur's Gate 3. Now, how many current campaigns are you participating in in Balders Gate 3, the video game? I think I have at least 70 hours on the game, and it's all within four different campaigns, so I have not completed even act one of the game right so 70 hours

and four different campaigns and really like like the first 20 hours the first 20 hours or 10

hours and I'm about the same I think I have about not quite as many hours as you but I have like four or five

campaigns going on and so I thought it might be fun to share because a lot of people are talking about it. Maybe a lot of people haven't gotten into it yet. Not sure if it's worth the time or the money. And I just kind of want to start off by talking about like how, what was our anticipation level for this thing? Because you and I have been playing fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons since it came out since you were like, I don't know, 10-ish. 10-ish. Somewhere in there. So right when it came out, we started playing fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons since it came out since you were like I don't know 10 10ish

So right when it came out we started playing

fifth edition and then we also played

Laurean who's the company

that makes the publisher who made

Baldersgate 3

they also have been doing turn based

video game RPG combat games

for a while now we played Divinity 2 to the end and how a while now. We played Divinity 2. Yes. To the end.

And how many times did you play through Divinity 2? I only played through Divinity to one time in its

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