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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FreeTheSlaves" data-source="post: 9059931" data-attributes="member: 9952">I've played a lot of EA and BG3 is more like TT D&D than CRPGs BG1 or 2. Just the whole party and camp dynamic by itself contrasts with daily adventuring.Yeah, sure. There's lots of exotic locations; Underdark, Avernus, (strongly hinted at) Astral Plane, (foreshadowed) Chult. But these in themselves don't make high level play. To me, high level play is the ability, and even the need, to travel far and fast. And sometimes near simultaneously. And being proactive about it too.BG3 is an adventure thrust upon you and broadly speaking, you're reacting to predicaments.If the game is as successful as it deserves to be, it'll get a sequel. Hopefully high-to-epic level. I wouldn't expect Larian Studios to just add more content, I reckon they'd have the game transition into a distinctly higher level experience - and I think that would require a complete map rework, perhaps along with a calendar dynamic.</blockquote>