The combat is fairly challenging - it’s easy for one or two bad moves (or bad luck) to kill your whole party in a battle. It also takes a bit to learn the combat system if you haven’t played D&D.

I've always been interested in D&D, but no never played it.

You end up with 4 different characters with different strengths and weaknesses and each with a bunch of different abilities that have different rules for when and how often you can use them.

I have played quite a few games with the party system, so I have so previous knowledge on the strengths and weaknesses of party members, which may help. Thanks for the info!

Outside the combat, how have you liked the game?

I haven't played any Baldurs gate before, but the hype has definitely made me look into it.

Definitely seems like a game I'd like, a fantasy RPG, I haven't always loved turned based combat, so that's one of my hold ups. What do y'all think of the combat system?

It’s a blob of cells not a baby.

I disagree.

I guess if I thought souls were real I could see where you’re coming from.

I don't see it as a 'soul' - just a human life that deserves some sort of right to life.

And there are lines of people to adopt healthy Caucasian babies, sure but in reality many kids spend life in the system.

Do you have data that shows that caucasian babies are being adopted but brown babies aren't?

Nope, I fight for kids that aren’t ready to be a parent

Plenty of people are waiting to adopt a baby, the 'kids' (who are often mid 20's-mid 30's) who don't want to have the responsibility of raising the child they chose to bring into the world, don't need to. There are lines of people wanting to adopt.

kids that do not want to deliver their abusers children

Can you expand on this?

Being pro-life is defending a possibility over an actual sentient person.

Defending the rights of a baby that can't fight for themselves*

We are defined by fighting for those who aren't strong enough to fight for themselves.

It is.

If you want to get paid $20, find someone to pay you $20/hour

Which part? The fees?

What bank do you have that charges $35 for a transfer?

I transfer between b of a and chase bank, both known for having decently high fees, without any of those fees.

The $35 amount I've only seen with overdrafting. Do you overdraft every single transfer?

Same with us. I don't know what these other folks are talking about. I transfer seemlessly between my accounts at different banks.

Well for example the right to get the medical care you need.

"Need" - define need? Is a sex change for a 13 year old a necessity? If a girl wants boob implants at age 13, that's not necessary.

The right to take a goddamn piss in a public toilet.

You forcing anybody into a specific restroom despite protests from the majority doesn't make you right. Women should use the women's restroom, guys should use the guys restroom. I have advocated for penis room vs vagina room, though.

The right to participate in society as you are

No, you want it as they 'identify.' Just because someone thinks they are something else, doesn't mean they are that thing. I used to be called 'doggy boy' because I liked digging holes. I wasn't literally a dog.

rather than a how some fascist demagogue has determined you should be.

Fascist demagogue = nature? I get you may have an issue with mother nature, but that's your fight, don't force everyone to abide by your unpopular view of the world.

There is no country in this world where workers all get to negotiate their pay.

In the U.S. for the most part people are able to. Except in situations where the government forces a floor. So we're damn close, every individual can choose to work for X amount of pay or not. Once again, except in cases where the government forces a minimum.

Capitlism is about the ability of selling your services to a willing party. It always has been, and always will.

If I want to stack boxes for $2 an hour, I have that right. If I want to stack boxes for $200 I have the right to make that right. Everyone has the ability to accept my offer, or deny it. Capitalism, baby.