PJ Coffey

Well, I imagine it's the sort of thing that people would like to shout from the rooftops, like, hey, I got a Twitter.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah.

Like a little gacha game.

It's like just one more reel.

Just one more reel.

They'll get that precious, precious dopamine.

I'm not quite sure.

I think I was running an adventure by Sean Merwin at the weekend.

possible uh the first uh first adventurers league module my off-brand league of adventurers which is completely legally distinct and it's only southampton based so there we go yeah yeah right my right

I thought we could do that because you're the only person here to have played the game.

Well, I played Solasta.

I played the demo of Solasta 2.

For those unfamiliar, it's essentially similar to Baldur's Gate 3 in that it is a version of 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons.

The reason that many people quite like Solasta, done by a French company, is because it adheres a lot more closely to the D&D 5e rule set.

So, Borders Gate 3 takes what you might call creative liberties, in the name of speeding up gameplay, things like you don't roll a d20 for initiative, you roll a d4.

You can throw healing potions at someone, and that can heal them because the glass breaks and they get healing potion into them for the...

Shards of Glass, question mark?

I don't know.

None of that in Selassie, but you do have quite fun exploration, looking for pillars to push over so you can climb into new places.