The gods are silent. Rivellon bleeds. New powers stir.Built by the team who brought you Baldur's Gate 3, Larian Studios unchains its ambitions to bring you a...
Problem with the name Divinity is that is not necessary like the Original Sin with CRPG, it could be a third person like Divinity 2 or a action-rpg like Divine Divinity or Beyond Divinity.
The previews for dragon commander were awesome, with floating fortress, and lots of cool story lines, like the undead religious fanatics wanting to overthrow their gods. Such a shame all of that got cut.
I don’t think anything’s ever really held them back but BG3’s success and Sven’s monarchical authority really does mean they’ll do whatever the fuck they feel like doing. Which is probably for the best. If this is another Dragon Guy Action Game it will probably turn out better than if they churned D:OS3 out of obligation.
Problem with the name Divinity is that is not necessary like the Original Sin with CRPG, it could be a third person like Divinity 2 or a action-rpg like Divine Divinity or Beyond Divinity.
Imagine if they end up going with a Dragon Commander spinoff lol.
Kinda hoping for something with the action point system of OS2 myself but I bet it’s more like what you’re saying: third person action or arpg.
The previews for dragon commander were awesome, with floating fortress, and lots of cool story lines, like the undead religious fanatics wanting to overthrow their gods. Such a shame all of that got cut.
Their last 3 games have been CRPGs so imo they can do whatever they want.
I don’t think anything’s ever really held them back but BG3’s success and Sven’s monarchical authority really does mean they’ll do whatever the fuck they feel like doing. Which is probably for the best. If this is another Dragon Guy Action Game it will probably turn out better than if they churned D:OS3 out of obligation.
As long as it’s not a live service I’ll play it.
They could make JRPG
people might say that half in jest but planescape torment does randomly have jrpg inspirations
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