Larian will "continue to support" Baldur's Gate 3 into 2024 while "working on other things"
Dec. 15, 2023The RPG still has life left in it
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Larian Studios will continue supportingBaldur’s Gate 3next year, according to CEO Swen Vincke.
“The community has been patient with us, this is a very large game with a number of permutations,” Vincke continues. “We had this hook in Patch 4, which nobody saw coming, which was the crime system. So depending on how big of a thief you were, you got this problem at the end of the game. And when QA does runs, they often just don’t do that, so it’s logical that you will not see it.”
There was no mention ofBaldur’s Gate 3’s DLC, however, though Vincke previously commented that the team“wants to do more”with the game, but how that manifests is still up in the air. Regardless, fans were certainly convinced that thenewly added epilogue scenes set up an expansionquite nicely.
Baldur’s Gate 3’s writing director recently said the team is “not saying no” to new races. So perhaps that’s on the table in a future update or DLC.
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