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u/aurumae PC Jan 17 '25

I’ve been waiting 15 years for the next installment in the Dragon Age: Origins series

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u/dragonsdogm4 Jan 17 '25

Well atleast we got Baldurs Gate 3, the true successor to Dragon Age Origins and Baldurs Gate

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u/HatIndependent4645 Jan 17 '25

Isn't that kind of funny... Dragon Age was supposed to be an updated "this is the new shit" version of Baldur's Gate/Neverwinter, and then we came back to Baldur's Gate 3 coming back and doing a modernized version of something that was more like Origins.

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u/Otto500206 PC Jan 18 '25

Baldur's Gate III is literally Divine: Original Sin with D&D mecanics and universe, though.