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r/baldursgate•

Baldurs Gate 2 First Playthrough Review

TLDR

If you don't want to read this, skip to the conclusion and hopefully get the main jist, but also if you're that opposed to reading, why are you on a sub for crpgs in the first place ;P

Intro

Hello people,

I'm writing this down to see what other people think, and organize my own thoughts. For some brief background, I've played many modern rpgs(Pathfinder:Kingmaker, PoE, DOS, Disco Elysium etc) but haven't played too many classics(about 2 hours in fallout 1 and a third of Planescape torment). I played the BG3 early access had a good time and heard BG2 was even better so I downloaded it and beat it in about 50 hours in the last week. I've organized my thoughts into the "3 pilla

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r/learndota2•

How do I take advantage of my opponent running a dual offlane?

I'm pretty low mmr, so I wouldn't be surprised if this type of strategy isn't advisable or possible, but I was curious why a dual offlane is considered so bad. My initial impression is that by running a trilane you can constantly pull and zone which results in the enemy carries getting very little farm. Alternatively having a roamer helps to give an extra advantage to your mid, and your safelane. I know this is probably a common/very beginner question, but I couldn't find any search results for it so I'm curious, at a low level is there any way to exploit my opponents 2-1-2 lane setup, or alternatively why is 2-1-2 advantageous at a low level.

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