Expansion DLC in 2025?

[Memorex]

Is Larian working on Expansion DLC for BG3 or divinity original sin 3 now? or Baldur Gate 4?

[Shirayuki Mizore]

They said they are working on completely different game now so I wouldn't expect any expansions or major dlcs. Although I would certainly expect a "Definitive Edition" of the game (which is basically glorified another big patch) in 2025 as is the Larian tradition.

[Dice]

BG3 - finished product, no dlc, no expansions. They started developing a new project,
it is still unknown what exactly, i hope its new Divinity because the rules of the dnd with this dice rolls are not suitable for a computer game

[Moonbane]

Originally posted by Dice:

BG3 - finished product, no dlc, no expansions. They started developing a new project,
it is still unknown what exactly, i hope its new Divinity because the rules of the dnd with this dice rolls are not suitable for a computer game

Dont presume to speak for everyone, you are patently wrong. Dice rolls is fine imho.

[Memorex]

ok thanks

[ChiefE]

They don't do DLC.

[Punished Jeremy]

Originally posted by Dice:

BG3 - finished product, no dlc, no expansions. They started developing a new project,
it is still unknown what exactly, i hope its new Divinity because the rules of the dnd with this dice rolls are not suitable for a computer game

Almost everything about this post is wrong

[paul.vardaris]

I am hoping for Waterdeep: Undermountain 100 years after prior events, or Phlan: Pools of Radiance and Darkness, or even Curse of the Azure Bonds.

I guess they could do Spellfire. That's an awesome series.

[WreckWren]

After how successful this game was, I'm sure there will at least be a follow-up of some sort in the next several years.
It'd be financially silly not to.
No DLC is fine, I'll buy another full game if it's like this one.

[The Yeen Queen]

Larian isn't big on DLC. ( Or any form of PAID content updates ) IF they did do it, I'd expect a substantial amount of content that would make the asking price worthwhile and not just some slap-dash story thrown together like most games do.

[hannibal_pjv]

You have to remember that the next game is something completely different… it means that if they do it in 5 years… and then come back to D&D and it would mean 2034 until next Larian D&D product… if they go for it after their next game… if they don`t, the next posibility is even further in the future… so no dlc in 2025…

[Evito]

They already said DOS3 is definitely coming after BG3, and that there is no plans for DLC in BG3, so it's up to you to get your hopes up, but you shouldn't be expecting anything.

[EasyOut]

Originally posted by Dice:

BG3 - finished product, no dlc, no expansions. They started developing a new project,
it is still unknown what exactly, i hope its new Divinity because the rules of the dnd with this dice rolls are not suitable for a computer game

Say you don't have a gambler's heart without saying you don't have a gambler's heart

[EasyOut]

Originally posted by hannibal_pjv:

You have to remember that the next game is something completely different… it means that if they do it in 5 years… and then come back to D&D and it would mean 2034 until next Larian D&D product… if they go for it after their next game… if they don`t, the next posibility is even further in the future… so no dlc in 2025…

This is why I wish they'd (and WOTC obviously) give the tools to like Obsidian or someone else with CRPG experience to make BG4 or some New Vegas style BG3 game.

They now have the perfect toolbox to make D&D RPGS and they're just gonna MOVE ON?

And it's fine, D&D fans have had content feast and famines so we're used to it (gold box, infinity engine etc) but it just feels to me that they've NAILED the toolset for D&D and I really wish they'd use it for another game or two.

Guys it doesn't have to be this level of good, I love BG1/2 but Icewind dale is also pretty good. I know the characters and story are pretty good here, but the "Magic" of BG3 to me isn't the writing, it's getting the D&D rules to work in a biowareesque kind of framework without sacrificing what makes D&D D&D.

So idk it just makes me sad - it's like building a gaming PC to play a game and then putting it on the shelf after a highly enjoyable few hours.

LARIAN IF YOU DON'T WANT TO PLAY WITH IT ANYMORE CAN WE :D

(I will say I know there will be mods and TCs and stuff and I'll take them grapefruitly.)

[Heu, Iterum Id Feci]

Originally posted by paul.vardaris:

I am hoping for Waterdeep: Undermountain 100 years after prior events, or Phlan: Pools of Radiance and Darkness, or even Curse of the Azure Bonds.

I guess they could do Spellfire. That's an awesome series.

All good ideas, though there are soooo friggin many good locations in the forgotten realms...
Something set in Ravenloft is always a fan favorite and I personally would love to see something set in Chult...
Though I would really love to see Waterdeep, so I can agree on that one...(even though I don't really disagree about the others either...^^

[EasyOut]

Originally posted by Powerword: Shill:

Originally posted by paul.vardaris:

I am hoping for Waterdeep: Undermountain 100 years after prior events, or Phlan: Pools of Radiance and Darkness, or even Curse of the Azure Bonds.

I guess they could do Spellfire. That's an awesome series.

All good ideas, though there are soooo friggin many good locations in the forgotten realms...
Something set in Ravenloft is always a fan favorite and I personally would love to see something set in Chult...
Though I would really love to see Waterdeep, so I can agree on that one...(even though I don't really disagree about the others either...^^

This is why I'm saying you could do a "New Vegas" with waterdeep and a different dev but same toolset and not ♥♥♥♥ up any of the stories or stuff from BG3.

Ravenloft is also possible for any D&D group (even this one) since Ravenloft can take you whenever but they would need more new assets.

But yeah with Waterdeep they could take all the existing assets and just GO.