The Fate of Baldur's Gate 3: No Expansion in Sight

As we eagerly await the next adventure from Larian Studios, the team's founder, Swen Vincke, has shared his thoughts on the possibility of a Baldur's Gate 3 expansion. Unfortunately, it seems that this is not something to look forward to.

Vincke emphasized the importance of giving the development team the freedom to experiment with new projects and ideas, but also acknowledged that sometimes these projects may not pan out as expected. While there have been whispers about returning to the Divinity franchise, Vincke left the door open for future possibilities, stating that Larian Studios is open to exploring other creative endeavors.

The original blueprint for Baldur's Gate 3 had set Level 10 as the cap for character progression, but it appears that this has already been surpassed with the current level cap standing at Level 12. Although there may be room for further development, Vincke confirmed that an expansion is not currently being worked on and unlikely to change in the future.

In comparison, the original Baldur's Gate had a level cap of 89,000 experience points, allowing players to reach levels 7 or 8 depending on their class. This serves as a reminder that there is still much to explore within the world of Baldur's Gate 3, even without the promise of an expansion.

While fans may be disappointed by this news, it's essential to appreciate Vincke's commitment to creative freedom and allowing the development team to pursue new projects. Who knows what exciting adventures await us in the future?

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