Welp, took me 150 hours and half a year, but I've FINALLY beaten Baldur's Gate 3. Not only did I beat it, I explored every INCH of this game. I did every side quest, spoke to every NPC, went into every building. I did everything. And was it worth it? I mean...I'd say so. It's definitely satisfying to finally be finished with a game this big. However, I can't say the game doesn't have its problems. The first two acts are a 10/10, but the biggest problem that gets mentioned a lot is that act 3 is a mess, which I'd have to agree with. That, along with the many glitches I've encountered and a pretty uninteresting story (the characters are what carry the game tbh), are what held me back from believing that this is a perfect game. Once I got to act 3, I honestly just wanted the game to end as there were many frustrating bits during it. BUUUUUT...the Raphael section is one of the best gaming moments I've ever experienced so I'll give it a pass.

Overall, even tho it's got its flaws, this game is undoubtedly a masterpiece. I've never played an RPG that's so detailed in every way from its mechanics and combat to its worldbuilding, characters, and lore. Larian did an amazing job bringing this shit to life and GOTY is very well deserved. There were so many great moments I had while playing, and I'm glad I was alive to experience it.