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Without even considering how terrible their greed is in not paying up properly (while charging more and more for the customer) they are so notorious at cancelling shows and just saying 'bad numbers' and yet, never showing those numbers. They've also had goldmines of ip like The Witcher and just bombed it so hard in the third season for literally no reason. And this is just a common theme with netflix. Even if it gets it, it'll be 1-2 seasons before the big cancel and it'll be a whole lotta wasted time and effort where you could of just played the game instead at that point.
DnD is ripe for some GOOD adapations, I just don't think Netflix has the balls OR proper show-runners to do it even remotely well and not immediately cancelled. Which is pretty bad considering how easy the material is to adapt.
a Baldur's Gate 3 series in Netflix quality? After One Piece I am all in favour for that!
(Also DnD is full of opportunities for new stories or there are books to adapt if they insist on creating only adaptations. BG3 is a brand new story and its better left in its original form as an rpg.
Good lord, I have to start studying English. My grasp of the language is insufficient to properly express just how unspeakably awful it will be.
Still, we will be able to appreciate the amount of trolling the writers will do with it. BG3 is already full of LGBT characters - can you IMAGINE the LGBT extravaganza Netflix is going to make?
That being said, a Netflix adaptation sounds doomed for failure for several reasons.
1) BG3 has such a big core cast and long story arcs attached to them that juggling all the essential parts would require lots of cuts and changes. Every origin character by design is meant to be their own main character, so it’s hard to see how a show could include all 7 without demolishing the pacing of the show.
2) BG3 focuses a lot on the most exotic parts of the FR setting, and as such any live adaptation would require a heavy amount of cgi and costuming in order to pull off especially with Kharlach and a potential Dragonborn dark urge being consistent main characters.
3) Like others have said, BG3 already contains so many cinematic elements and well voiced and animated dialogue scenes that a live action show just feels redundant.
If they wanted to make a live adaptation of anything, it should be BG1. Budget wise it would be much cheaper as it’s a lot more low-fantasy than BG3, the core plot beats are simple enough that you could make heavy alterations while still keeping the story make sense and retain its core themes, and the companions are written as side characters and thus aren’t as essential or destructive to the pacing as BG3’s origin characters.
Ultimately this, it isn't up to larian, it's up to its IP holder and likely WoTC cuz it involves DnD
There are plenty of ways to make this more woke. You could have one of the companions be fat and another one in a wheel chair.
Sorry.. my brain read 'Bingbong' and I was like "Yup! That tracks! That Diabolical Imp.."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqNxA_MTyA0