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this post was submitted on 07 Oct 2024
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Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 is a better investment. No need for high-end PC, plus there's also a open-source Infinity Engine port available called gemrb.
Very different than a show and a TCG
TCGs are expensive, as the OP said themselves. Personally, I feel like buying them contributes to unnecessary and wasteful pollution, as these cards are not recyclable, owing to the plastic coating and holographic primer. cRPGs, on the other hand, can also be played with friends. Infinity-based games are also not computationally demanding, making it accessible for everyone.