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This is not the game's future. This isn't Skyrim or Neverwinter Nights. If player made content ever happens then it will be as a minor gimmick, not as something that expands and elevates the game, so temper you expectations and stop thinking about it. If it happens then you can give it a look. But it probably won't.
Why? With the "leaked" complete dev tools you can make pretty much anything. Saw a demo of what an Avernus zone would look like something like less than a week after tools were leaked lmao. Really sounds like you underestimate the amount of people making mods and their dedication
The toolkit for the game didn't include them (likely due to wizards putting restrictions on it).
People have found a work around by using the toolkit for divinity original sin 2 but that adds quite a few extra hoops to jump through.
Even with the leaked version of the toolkit things like maps take a long time to do.
Ask some folks directly
That is also assuming Larian doesn't patch the toolkit with better tamper protection at some point. Even if the current hacked version can't be scrubbed trom the internet, you can make mods made with the full-spec toolkit hard to access for the average player by simply pushing out an update to everyone. What modder is going to stick around when their potential audience is reduced from hundreds of thousands of players to, optimistically, a few hundred people who will painstakingly freeze their game version for mods that may never come, rather than updating to the newest version?
Regardless, we know at least you and OP won't be contributing to this grand endeavor, given you've both already tasked "other people" with it, so that's two players down, at least.
As a modder for many games since 2012, I would love an ability to create custom maps and quests. But, as far as I'm concerned, Larian specifically mentioned that map editor is not coming among the mod tools.
Do you want a custom companion with custom personal quest implemented in the game? They are planning to eventually add voicing, romance possibility, and more animations. I couldn't get it to work personally, but I think it's a mod conflict, others are using it fine. The Bloodletter over at Nexus lets you recruit Veilyn as a new custom companion. But it's not really adding entirely new areas or campaigns.
A truly new custom campaign? Well, it's nothing more than proof of concept at this point,
https://www.vg247.com/baldurs-gate-3-fully-custon-quest-new-tools-clown-nose
This actually adds a clown tent to Act 1, with a short quest.
With the unlocked toolkit, interesting things are happening. Doesn't seem like Larian is taking active efforts to squelch them.
https://www.nexusmods.com/baldursgate3/mods/9907
It's basiclaly a series of arenas that give currency and modifiers, and you can purchase equipment/perks, some of which are permanent for future runs. Mostly fun for multiplayer.
will add new content. One is pretty big so we'll see how that goes......
Sit down with those "complete" tools for a few hours and then get back to me. They are not made for players to use. You constantly run into road blocks that needs work-arounds because you don't have access to the rest of the dev tools.
Can it theoretically be done? Absolutely. But the amount of work it takes to create even a tiny amount of content is going to stand in the way of all that magical custom content some people are fantasizing about.
I'd love for you to prove me wrong. Go make something and then come back here to show it off.