They're definitely reading the Codex. XD
Can you niggers talk about something else for five minutes?zoophilia
Turns out it's an amnesiac Bhaal and he kills Orin and she orgasms while being killed by her god.Confused about what that means for "Dark Urge".
https://www.ign.com/articles/baldur...sin-sequel-but-not-before-a-well-earned-break
Baldur’s Gate 3 Developer Larian Will ‘Definitely’ Make a Divinity: Original Sin Sequel, but Not Before a Well-Earned Break
Baldur’s Gate 3 is one of the most-anticipated role-playing video games of 2023, but fans of developer Larian’s previous, much-loved Divinity: Original Sin series are wondering whether its story will ever be continued. The answer: a Divinity: Original Sin sequel is a definite, although don’t hold your breath for an announcement.
In an interview with IGN, Larian boss Swen Vincke confirmed the studio will return to the world of Divinity: Original Sin and continue its story, but not before staff have taken a well-earned break following the launch of Baldur’s Gate 3 next month.
“It's [Divinity: Original Sin] our own universe we built, so we're definitely gonna get back there at some point,” Vincke said. “We will get back there at some point. We'll first finish this one [Baldur's Gate 3] now, and then take a break, because we will need to refresh ourselves creatively also. You’re seeing 400 developers putting their heart and souls into this. You’re getting the best of them and their craft into this game. And so I can tell you, it's quite a thing.”
Belgian studio Larian kicked off its Divinity role-playing series in 2002 with Divine Divinity. Beyond Divinity followed in 2004, before Divinity 2 launched in 2009. Divinity: Original Sin came out in 2014, but it was 2017’s Divinity: Original Sin 2 that propelled Larian into the bigtime, with millions in sales and universal critical acclaim. Ports and a Definitive Edition followed, with thousands still playing years later.
Baldur’s Gate 3, which Larian has developed under licence from Dungeons & Dragons owner Wizards of the Coast, launches in August 2023 six years after Divinity: Original Sin 2 came out. If Larian moves on to Divinity: Original Sin 3 next, it may well be years before we see or hear anything about it, let alone play it.
Larian announced it had brought the release date of the PC version of Baldur’s Gate 3 forward a month, from August 31 to August 3, in order to avoid a clash with the likes of Bethesda’s upcoming behemoth Starfield in early September. The PlayStation 5 version, meanwhile, is delayed slightly to September 6, and the Xbox Series X and S versions are without a release window (more on Baldur’s Gate 3’s Xbox hold-up here).
Speaking to IGN, Vincke said the developer is seeing a standard playthrough of Baldur’s Gate 3 take 75 to 100 hours. However, players who want to “do everything” should expect to double that figure.
I was wondering if WOTC would push Larian to break their streak of not really releasing DLC/expansions, but it seems like Swen's more interested in working on another Divinity game in the years following BG3's launch.
That pretty much confirms that the 3 initial "bad guys" are avatars for Myrkul, Bane and Bhaal(with bhaal being this Orin chick).
Josh Sawyer gives you more advice on how to play Baldur's Gate 3:
Josh Sawyer gives you more advice on how to play Baldur's Gate 3:
Lmfao the butt hurt.
BG3 will be an eternally more fun game than pillars of shit because you can do all the things he considers degenerate game design.
I think you're on the money, though Orin doesn't have to be a Bhaalspawn, just a total zealot. I mean, look at Melissan.That pretty much confirms that the 3 initial "bad guys" are avatars for Myrkul, Bane and Bhaal(with bhaal being this Orin chick).
Codex can't stop touching shitWhy do you even quote Soyer? Leave this failed and broken man lost into oblivion.
I appreciate the offer but I won't have time to play anything in the next 4-5 months.Just sayin'. I'll send you that steamcode right now old man![]()
I played a Necromancer in D2What do you know about necrophilia?Hey i know this is syntax of some sort. Pls Larian hire me i am a starving, unemployed programmer.IfIf
player.race = "tiefling"
insert
VO_rea_tief245.ogg
Wow such reactivity
player.class == "cleric" && player.deity = "Helm"
print.dialogue("Howdy, my fellow Helm worshipper who also worships Helm like us priests here at the temple of Helm!")
... and yet Baldur's Gate didn't have it. No animation, no voice acting, just printing a fucking dialogue line. 2 minutes of work, unironically. 20 if you want a bigger writeup someone has to check.
I appreciate the offer but I won't have time to play anything in the next 4-5 months.Just sayin'. I'll send you that steamcode right now old man![]()
What do you think was the hardest thing to grasp after all these years?
Let's call it a sequel, although I would say it's more of a continuation of the world. Yes, it's a continuation of the world, not a direct sequel. So the world is influenced by what happened in BG1 and 2, so you will see more than you expect, you will see the dramatic consequences of all the things that happened (especially with Sarevok). I think it's capturing the feeling of adventure and connection with the characters, known from the previous games, that was the most difficult for us, and also the most important.
So playstation interface is clean and nice as opposed to the convoluted ugly mess on the pc.
This is an old trailer but someone noticed it:
I appreciate the offer but I won't have time to play anything in the next 4-5 months.Just sayin'. I'll send you that steamcode right now old man![]()
So you're saying there's a chance.
I remember reading somewhere - in this very thread in fact - about how Sarevok ended up good after the events of ToB, but then found it a hollow existence, became a homeless alcoholic or junkie or both and then Bhaal found him in the streets and gave him new purpose.Well Sarevok could still be alive? Unless they put more faggotry in I just saw what they did in the Comics to Coran lol.
That's from Minsc and Boo's Journal of Villainy, which apparently isn't canon (although based on some things in EA I think they're going to use some of the content from it, specifically Edwin's section, so they may lift Sarevok's story too).I remember reading somewhere - in this very thread in fact - about how Sarevok ended up good after the events of ToB, but then found it a hollow existence, became a homeless alcoholic or junkie or both and then Bhaal found him in the streets and gave him new purpose.Well Sarevok could still be alive? Unless they put more faggotry in I just saw what they did in the Comics to Coran lol.