The 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Baldur's Gate 3 level cap is🅷 set at 12, simply because hi🐼gh-level Dungeons & Dragons spells are too overpowered.

Speaking to in a new interview, Larian Studios CEO Swen Vincke꧃ addressed why Baldur's Gate 3 caps characters at level 12, instead of 20 like in D&D. It's apparently all down to the fact that it's "very hard" to create an experience that takes players from levels 12 to 20 because the spells therein are too powerful.

"[Level 12-20] adventures require a different way of doing things, in terms of antagonists you're going to have to deal with, which require a lot of development💖 to do them properly. Which would make this much more than an expansion in terms of development effort," Vincke said.

"A lot of D&D adventures are sub-level 12 for precisely that reason. So it sounds like neat, easy expansion material until you start thinking about it and it's not as easy as one would imagine," the CEO continued. It's sort of for this reason that Larian hasn't started workingꦡ on a Baldur's Gate♐ 3 expansion. 

Larian is scared of high-level D&D spells between levels 12 and 20 for good reason. There's incantations which can let players walk around and chill on the astral plane for a while, peer into the future to get an advantage on future dice rolls, and t🐼ransform creatures into literal everyday objects. And that's before we consider Wish - pretty much the RPG's strongest spell - which lets you mess with the fabric of reality.

Yeah, they're just a little OP. Considering Baldur's Gate 3 has been in developing for a staggering six years, and early access for just under three years, i♍t's easy to see why expanding spells an▨d characters up to level 20 would take a mountain of work from everyone at Larian.

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