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Harvey Randall

'They stuck to their convictions': Astarion's VA Neil Newbon is glad Larian stepped away from Baldur's Gate 3 to follow their passions, since 'It was absolutely the right call'

Astarion, a pale-haired, fancily dressed Vampire Spawn in Baldur's Gate 3, makes a quip while wearing a snazzy cowboy hat.

Baldur's Gate 3 was one of the best RPGs of the decade, and it's not getting a sequel—at least, not one made by Larian, anyway. That's simply because the developer's heart wasn't in it, or the prospect of making DLC, either. I can't quite blame them. If I spent close to 10 years doing anything, I'd want a breather, too.

At the time, I thought that was exactly right that the studio stepped away—Larian doesn't need D&D to make the next great RPG. Echoing that feeling is Astarion's voice actor, Neil Newbon, who shared similar thoughts in a conversation with Radio Times Gaming's "Arcade Hang" (thanks, GamesRadar+).

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