Flush with nerves ahead of the pending release of his new studio's first game, Dragon Age writer David Gaider is, like many of us, finding comfort in Baldur's Gate 3 and its sheer commitment to the bit.
"If [Baldur's Gate 3] shows us anything, it's that it's worth doing whatever you're doing with your whole ass," he reasoned in a tweet. "Lean into it. Take those risks. Why we make games is why we play them, right?"
