D&D 5E Baldur's Gate 3 will allow us to explore the whole city of Baldur's Gate Seamlessly

[Sword of Spirit]

Right. Which is what makes it remarkable (to me, anyway) that Greenwood adheres so closely to "canon" when answering lore questions.

In this case, I wonder if it's based on his professional relationship with the current IP holder, and a desire to keep that positive.

 

[Ibrandul]

In this case, I wonder if it's based on his professional relationship with the current IP holder, and a desire to keep that positive.

Maybe. I admit I was suprised when he tweeted out that it didn't even bother him that his name was absent from the credits of Honor among Thieves. But by all accounts he's just a very good-natured fellow (sometimes overly good-natured, if "good-natured" can be said to include a character trait like "willing to risk a dirty-old-man joke with a near-stranger") who legitimately feels grateful rather than ripped-off when he thinks about having sold his creation to TSR.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Maybe. I admit I was suprised when he tweeted out that it didn't even bother him that his name was absent from the credits of Honor among Thieves. But by all accounts he's just a very good-natured fellow (sometimes overly good-natured, if "good-natured" can be said to include a character trait like "willing to risk a dirty-old-man joke with a near-stranger) who legitimately feels grateful rather than ripped-off when he thinks about having sold his creation to TSR.

The man is a Saint, a randy, fun Saint, like a Saint of Dionysus instead of Christ or something.

 

[Azzy]

No loading screens. And I mean the whole city, Outer City, Lower City, Upper City, even fly around it. Seamlessly. There are 19 wards in the city and a Brothel/Dungeon called the Undercity underneath it.

Sounds kinky.

 

[MichaelSomething]

A whole seemless city should not be hyped up at all. Cyberpunk 2077 had a huge city and look how that turned out.

 

[Azzy]

Starfield is from the makers of Skyrim, explicitly based on Classic Traveller.

So, is there a chance that your character will die before you start playing the game?

 

[RoughCoronet0]

So, is there a chance that your character will die before you start playing the game?

Knowing Bethesda games (and I say this as a big fangirl of their games), most definitely.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

A whole seemless city should not be hyped up at all. Cyberpunk 2077 had a huge city and look how that turned out.

As someone who never played Cyberpunk 2077, what was the issue with the huge city?

 

[MarkB]

As someone who never played Cyberpunk 2077, what was the issue with the huge city?

Nothing serious, it's probably the game's best feature. It did have a lot of other issues upon release, though.

 

[pukunui]

In this case, I wonder if it's based on his professional relationship with the current IP holder, and a desire to keep that positive.

That and probably also an awareness that most players won’t be using his version of the Realms but rather the published version, so it’s best to provide an answer that’s more useful to the asker of the question.