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I doubt they care that much about broken classes in the game at this point or the game economy. They stated D&D rules are too hard to work with when developing games so they probably just going to put this game on the back burner as soon as they get most of the major bugs fixed.
Why would anyone want Larian to nerf my favorite character? He’s not hurting anyone. Why not have our cake and eat it too. How about the online community that thinks my guy is busted, stops asking Larian to nerf him, and let’s me play my way, and they can just not make a COS bard, and play it their way. That way when you play, COS isn’t busted, and when I play it is busted. That way both of us get to enjoy the game the way we want to enjoy it. If you get your way and Larian nerfs it, only you get to enjoy the game the way you want to.
I just put it next to TB monk as another Larianism.
It's not a Larianism, it's how the subclass works (except for Ranged Slashing Flourish letting you hit the same target twice). Welcome to the imbalance within D&D 5e subclasses.
But it is larianism. 5e haste doesn't give you a full action surge like it does in bg3, and you can't dual wield hand crossbows in 5e. Also potions and spells can't be stacked like in bg3.
The reason why it and the monk are so broken in bg3 is because of the various rule changes that busts the action economy of 5e