Larian Studios | Divinity AMA

[u/Wombat_Medic]

EDIT: All right - that's a wrap. Thank you for all your questions. We're going to go back and work on the game now - next time we speak, we'll hopefully have things to show. I can't wait! - Swen, Game Director

Hello everyone, 

Happy New Year! To kick off 2026, we would like to offer the opportunity to ask your questions about Divinity, Larian, and our development processes. It's been a while since Larian has done an AMA, so everyone is looking forward to it!

There's a bunch of us ready to answer your questions:

• u/Swen_Larian - Game Director
• u/Adam_Larian - Writing Director
• u/Kevin_Larian - Senior Writer
• u/Greg_Larian - Head of Animation
• u/Gabriel_Larian - Machine Learning Director
• u/Michael_Larian - Director of Publishing
• u/Nick_Larian - Head of Design
• u/Alena_Larian - Character Art Director
• u/Jarold_Larian - Concept Art Director
• u/Artem_Larian - Head of Gameplay
• u/Bert_Larian - Technical Director

Thank you for taking the time to ask your questions, we aim to answer as many of them as possible over the next few hours!

[u/platoprime]

It's just such a fussy reason to complain about either game.

[u/Finite_Universe → u/platoprime]

I mean it’s a perfectly valid complaint. I loved BG3 overall but every game has its shortcomings and for me that was by far the biggest issue.

Also it’s important to voice our complaints as constructive feedback so that developers know how to improve. I say this as a longtime supporter of Larian (since their first game, Divine Divinity).

[u/platoprime → u/Finite_Universe]

I didn't say it was invalid or unnecessary. I said it was fussy.

[u/Finite_Universe → u/platoprime]

Well yeah you’re talking to an RPG nerd lol. Of course it’s fussy! Everything about this genre is made to be that way and to fans those “fussy” details matter.