Apparently Baldur's Gate 3 has sold 5.2 million copies on Steam according to the Belgian Embassy in China

That's all good but, how many hours have people played the game for? This is the thing that makes companies money, isn't it???
 
Why not both? 🤷‍♂️
My point is, SOME companies (when they don't sell games) only announce how many hours people play their games. I'm not unhappy with companies announcing hours played but when you're in the business to make money, you could play a game for a billions hours yet that shit ain't making you money over millions of sales... especially a company like this.
 
Bg2 is in my top5 games ever and I still think Larian was bad choice with their turn based system that I dispise but kudos, not easy to sell this number delivering rather hardcore experience
 
My point is, SOME companies (when they don't sell games) only announce how many hours people play their games. I'm not unhappy with companies announcing hours played but when you're in the business to make money, you could play a game for a billions hours yet that shit ain't making you money over millions of sales... especially a company like this.
I know what you meant. I was just messing around lol
 
Is that good, I thought to be a profitable AAA game you must sell at least 10 million copies?
 
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Is that good, I thought to be a profitable AAA game you must sell at least 10 million copies?
It's not really a AAA game. Just AAA quality.


That's also not including the millions they will sell on PlayStation when it releases.
 
Holy shit! On 1 platform....

Thats fucking wild, this game is getting ready to curb stomp a lot of haters lol
 
I wonder if the Belgian embassy is trying to get more Chinese companies to invest in Belgium, and are using the success of BG3 to entice investors. Or maybe China requested the information themselves to investigate the video game development scene in Belgium.
Xi Jinping is playing BG3 right now and he can't decide between romancing Shadowheart or Laz'ael. I have him in my Steam friends list.
 
DAM SON that doesn't even include me as I just bought myself a copy today and don't have to play with the kids no more lol
 
So much for turn based being a "dead genre" and "due to outdated technology of the 90s that it was necessary". Turn based games are great.
nah tactical turn based is great. nobodys arguing against games like this and Divinity Original Sin 2

When people shit on turn based they mean the more shallow iterations found in JRPGs where it's you and a couple enemies on the other side with no positioning (which removes a great deal of what makes turn based so fun)
 
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