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'We don't have shareholders, but we also don't think about them,' Larian Studios uses its stage time at the DICE Awards to speak out against a brutal industry climate (www.pcgamer.com)

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[–] abysmalpoptart@lemmy.world 3 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago)

While i can agree that this encounter needs some work (would've been cool if the dragon could try to persuade you to mess with the required NPC), but i don't know if it's significant enough of an interaction to call a true fumble. Larian also isn't above going in and fixing things or making things better, as they're continuously adding and improving content.

Also, from my perspective, this game is supposed to be a baldurs gate storyline, not D&D 5e, the motion picture the video game. So for me, i was really glad to see them going hard into the lore, and this one felt pretty good to me.