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People News Colin McComb has joined Larian Studios

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Six days after announcing his departure from inXile, Colin McComb reveals that he too has been hired by Larian Studios, where he'll be joining fellow Torment: Tides of Numenera writer Gavin Jurgens-Fyhrie.



What started as a story about possible trouble at inXile increasingly looks like it's actually a story about Larian, who also recently hired Rock Paper Shotgun's RPG writer Adam Smith. What are those crazy Belgians up to? Unfortunately, it sounds like it might be a while before we find out.
 

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What are they up to?

Making more money by slowly reaching for the triple A studio status.
 

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Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire
Sinking ship, rattus rattus, etc etc.

The weird thing isn't that Sven is doing a CD project red with all his Divinity millions, it's that he's doing it in not Eastern Europe.
 

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The weird thing isn't that Sven is doing a CD project red with all his Divinity millions, it's that he's doing it in not Eastern Europe.

That's what Larian's St. Petersburg office is for. But if you're hiring designers/writers, you want them to speak English. Swen is doing that in the cheapest way possible by working in Ireland (I wonder if Colin moves there too).
 

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It seems Swen is steadily building up Larian's prestige, money no object.

I'm sure he'll fit in well.


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With this amount of hiring, fair guess that this will be the point where Larian begins working on more than one RPG at at a time. And "a project I wanted to work on" sounds like something non-Divinity.
 

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"Looking quite good"

So much enthusiasm from someone who worked on the project.

Translated it pretty much means "it's not falling apart, it might get released".
 
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