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So the question becomes, how will Baldur’s Gate 3 differ from a theoretical Original Sin 3? Some of what Vincke describes does sound like natural sequel territory. “There’s only so many things we can do when making one game and so by the time we finished with Original Sin 2 there was already a shitload of ideas of things we wanted for the next game and so they will be implemented in Baldur’s Gate 3.”

He promises “a whole bunch of new systems” but won’t name them, pointing us to the 5th edition D&D rulebook for inspiration. “We have carte blanche and can take whatever we want. They have cool systems they’ve developed over time. When you play it you’ll start to figure out that there are many more systems than Original Sin 2 had. You can fool around and say ‘if I do this and this and this… ha! It worked!’ You’ll get that feeling.”

- Not confirmed whether it will be isometric or turn-based
- Set 100 years after original
- Nothing from Black Hound
- "Will do some things that CRPGs have never done"
- MP is back
- no 2019 release

tnt wrote: ↑6 Jun 2019, 22:28 https://www.usgamer.net/articles/larian ... -interview

- Not confirmed whether it will be isometric or turn-based
- Set 100 years after original
- Nothing from Black Hound
- "Will do some things that CRPGs have never done"
- MP is back
- no 2019 release
- filthiest cash grab since Dropout 66.