Pillars of Eternity Review: Spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate 2 that brought back isometric rpgs

Since Obsidian published Pillars of Eternity in the year 2015, it has always been on and off the lists of "spiritual successors" to Bioware's Baldur's Gate 2, along with names like Pathfinder Kingmaker, Divinity Original Sin II and to a lesser extent, Black Geyser and Solasta Crown of the Magister. But Pillars is my horse in this race, and herein lies a detailed narration of why that is. Hopefully... it'll be to your liking. Keep in mind that I do not claim to be an expert in Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, nor any other rule set. This video only seeks to present my experience with the game and my personal takeaways.