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I've played both, and one thing I quite like about Baldur's Gate is how there are fewer combat encounters but they feel more impactful. WoTR throws a lot of chaff at you, which can get pretty tedious at times.
All in all though, WoTR is a much more conceptually ambitious game, even if it's rougher around the edges in places, it does swing for the fences much more. Also the inventory management in BG3 is dogshit in comparison