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Would people rather have Baldur's Gate 3, or a Planescape: Torment sequel?

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  • ElendarElendar Member Posts: 831
    Allen63 said:

    even NWN1 sucked

    I disagree. Sure, the official campaign was rather cheesy... And 3.5 rules aren't all that great... But it was the custom content that made NWN and NWN2 both classics.
  • VedwintheTyrantVedwintheTyrant Member Posts: 50
    PS: T, all the way. Although, I'm particularly intrigued by what the second poster said--to whit that they could make a game set in Ravenloft. Straadh, you are my only love!
  • hzfhzf Member Posts: 70
    Why can't BG3 abd PST2 be the same game?

    Morte helps Irenicus to escape from hell. Irenicus hears the story of Nameless One from Morte and decides to get revenge on Charname by making him immortal...

    ;)
  • MedullaOblongataMedullaOblongata Member Posts: 434
    Why not both studios (Overhaul and Interplay) make PS games? I am greedy and want it all HARHARHAR xD
  • SwordsNotWordsSwordsNotWords Member Posts: 147
    Baldur's Gate 3.
  • GruloGrulo Member Posts: 109
    edited December 2012
    We need none. Both games (Baldur's Gate saga and Planescape: Torment) had pretty good endings that closed their respective stories in a very satisfactory way.

    Having said that, if we ever get another IE game, i would love to have one set in Ravenloft.
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