There's A Good Reason Baldur Gate 3's Most-Hated Companion Gets No Love

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Baldur's Gate 3 Act 2 spoilers ahead.

Baldur’s Gate 3 game director Swen Vincke shocked fans of the Dungeons & Dragons RPG when he revealed that the critically acclaimed game would not get any expansions and that Larian Studios would not go right into making Baldur’s Gate 4. Considering how much of a runaway success Baldur’s Gate 3 has been, it seemed like that would be the most logical continuation of things. Larian isn’t the only studio to leave behind a wildly successful game either; Nintendo has confirmed The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom also won’t get any expansions.

's omnipresent narrator may have found their way into the hearts of the game's community, but Larian Studios briefly flirted with bringing in an exceptionally experienced Dungeon Master to dictate the experience. Through players' adventures through the Forgotten Realms, the voice of the narrator, played by veteran actor Amelia Tyler, accompanies every major decision and moment in the story, chronicling every action and choice. While Tyler has earned plenty of praise for her performance, one of the most beloved content creators almost took on the role.

Needless to say, Baldur’s Gate 3 has been a success beyond anybody’s wildest expectations, racking of GOTY awards and over 10 million in sales, so what’s next for the game’s developer Larian Studios? More content for Baldur’s Gate 3 followed by Baldur’s Gate 4, right? Strike while the iron’s hot!

Dragon's Dogma 2 is set to release on March 22, and some players are already planning on killing a bunch of NPCs in order to fix the game's reported frame rate issues. With the release of Dragon's Dogma 2 being imminent, many players are already making plans on how to deal with potential problems with performance.

If the words of Baldur’s Gate 3 director Swen Vincke are anything to go by, the award-winning RPG could soon get some sort of crossover with Vampire Survivors. Given that both games are rooted in fantasy, a crossover between the two would make sense.

is packed with choices for the party to make at every stage of the epic game. From big decisions like whose side to take in a battle to small-scale ones such as choosing whether to talk to a particular NPC, the party are constantly changing the world around them. However, some choices in can have some very serious consequences later down the road which may have been unintended.

A new secret in has been uncovered, revealing what seems to be a tragic tale of unrequited love expressed via a hidden letter. The award-winning RPG by Larian Studios was critically acclaimed at launch due to its immersive world built on delicate storytelling, a lot of freedom when making narrative and gameplay choices, and multiple endings for not only the main campaign but also several of the side stories available, from Act 1 all the way to the end of Act 3. The main character’s companions and their individual stories are also notable aspects of the game.

is filled with fascinating characters for the party to meet from the very first moment on the beach right through to the bustling streets of Baldur's Gate. However, there is one particular character that can be encountered who might not be all they seem. Following some clues scattered around, it appears that one key character might be an imposter.

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Rogues in operate as they do in by attacking from stealth for massive damage bonuses. Whether choosing to play as one or relying on Astarion, most parties will have a rogue for battle and to handle those tricky locks. So which feats work the best when trying to sneakily save Faerûn as a crafty rogue?