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<blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 9682252" data-attributes="member: 7030526">It also developed Livelock which was well reviewed.&nbsp;The problem is is that they tried to be an AAA Studio with 12 employees when WotC bought the studio, and hiring more people latter couldn't fix that, and they made the mistake of making the D&amp;D game ARPG instead of CRPG.&nbsp;This time they are starting with well over a 168 employees, with plans to go over 200 this year. So it's a much bigger team building the foundation this time. They have learned things from the last two games.&nbsp;Larian Studios had a bunch of mid games before BG3, they got better after each game (well most of them). They struggled and made mistakes and almost went bankrupt. &nbsp;This time focusing on a CRPG They are set to do better this time.&nbsp;FYI, while utilizing got roasted, Dark Alliance still made WotC millions if dollars.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henadic Theologian, post: 9682252, member: 7030526"] It also developed Livelock which was well reviewed. The problem is is that they tried to be an AAA Studio with 12 employees when WotC bought the studio, and hiring more people latter couldn't fix that, and they made the mistake of making the D&D game ARPG instead of CRPG. This time they are starting with well over a 168 employees, with plans to go over 200 this year. So it's a much bigger team building the foundation this time. They have learned things from the last two games. Larian Studios had a bunch of mid games before BG3, they got better after each game (well most of them). They struggled and made mistakes and almost went bankrupt. This time focusing on a CRPG They are set to do better this time. FYI, while utilizing got roasted, Dark Alliance still made WotC millions if dollars. [/QUOTE]

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