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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcP0WdH7rTs - Announcement Trailer.

https://www.gog.com/game/baldurs_gate_iii

Time to reinstall BG1 + 2 ;)
Wow, that trailer looks amazing...
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Surely you mean III
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AND IT'S FROM LARIAN!!! No Beamdog to be seen!
not be an epic exlusive +
reliable developer +
no beamdog +
fancy cimematic trailer +

nice
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MazDen: no beamdog +
I was about to compliment Beamdog for making a good trailer.
I generally never pre-order but this... This I will throw money at and get whatever top collector's edition there is! LARIAN STUDIOS & BALDUR'S GATE IS A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN!
Damn, I am SO glad Larian got this and not Beamdog!
I cannot believe it has been 19 years since Baldur's Gate II. It is still an amazing game. I honestly still find mechanics that suprise me when I install it for a replay now. I am really looking forward to this one. The series is in great hands!
1) III, not II. Not that you can change it any more, but I'm surprised I'm the first to point it out.

2) As I mentioned in the official announcement thread, I am confused as to why this is Baldur's Gate at all. I was going to post this lengthy continuation there, but I'd prefer to keep it out of the announcement thread.

Actually, I knew when I wrote it why this is BG3, and not some random D&D game based on the new rules. It's a nostalgia cash grab, nothing more. Whether that cash grab is by Larian or Wizards of the Coast or whoever is irrelevant. Whatever reputation Larian has with its customer base, they can't possibly do right by the name. This game will not have the same combat system or story or share anything in common with the old games' artwork. Calling it Baldur's Gate 3 makes it less desirable, because it seems more like a cash grab than a new game. It doesn't matter how great a game it will be. If it becomes popular, it will only serve to displace the originals in most people's minds. Much like Fallout 3 and the EE Baldur's Gate series.

This is worse than what Bethesda did to Fallout: at least they pretended to continue the story. This is worse than what Beamdog did to BG 1-2: at least they claimed to be improving them, rather than chasing the phone/tablet easy money.

If they insist on riding the Baldur's Gate name, there is an alternate path: Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance cashed in on the Baldur's Gate name without actually creating any expectation of direct relation to the originals.

I have no idea why you are all giving Larian a free ride, when Beamdog gets all kinds of shit (and deservedly so) for what they did. I, for one, am not looking forward to this, unless they get a clue and change the name. Even then, as I mentioned in my announcement thread post, I already have enough Larian games that are mostly unplayable on my hard drive, so I guess I don't look forward to it either way.
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darktjm: 1) III, not II. Not that you can change it any more, but I'm surprised I'm the first to point it out.

2) As I mentioned in the official announcement thread, I am confused as to why this is Baldur's Gate at all. I was going to post this lengthy continuation there, but I'd prefer to keep it out of the announcement thread.

Actually, I knew when I wrote it why this is BG3, and not some random D&D game based on the new rules. It's a nostalgia cash grab, nothing more. Whether that cash grab is by Larian or Wizards of the Coast or whoever is irrelevant. Whatever reputation Larian has with its customer base, they can't possibly do right by the name. This game will not have the same combat system or story or share anything in common with the old games' artwork. Calling it Baldur's Gate 3 makes it less desirable, because it seems more like a cash grab than a new game. It doesn't matter how great a game it will be. If it becomes popular, it will only serve to displace the originals in most people's minds. Much like Fallout 3 and the EE Baldur's Gate series.

This is worse than what Bethesda did to Fallout: at least they pretended to continue the story. This is worse than what Beamdog did to BG 1-2: at least they claimed to be improving them, rather than chasing the phone/tablet easy money.

If they insist on riding the Baldur's Gate name, there is an alternate path: Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance cashed in on the Baldur's Gate name without actually creating any expectation of direct relation to the originals.

I have no idea why you are all giving Larian a free ride, when Beamdog gets all kinds of shit (and deservedly so) for what they did. I, for one, am not looking forward to this, unless they get a clue and change the name. Even then, as I mentioned in my announcement thread post, I already have enough Larian games that are mostly unplayable on my hard drive, so I guess I don't look forward to it either way.
Wow, you sound a LOT like the FFXIII PS3 exclusive petition guy.
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Hickory: Damn, I am SO glad Larian got this and not Beamdog!
I wish I could Like this post 500 times.
I have some reservations about a BGIII but if a company can pull it off then it is Larian.
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darktjm: 1) III, not II. Not that you can change it any more, but I'm surprised I'm the first to point it out.
1) Read the thread. Specifically Post 3.

2) A request to a Blue text can get a forum thread name change.
I'd feel better if Larian would come right out and say that Beamdog is not involved in any way, but for now, I'll remain cautiously optimistic that this is a Larian-only product. In that case, hell, yes, I am pre-ordering this.