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What are you're expecting to come out of the official announcement?

SV: We wanted to talk about it because we've been very bad at keeping it a secret, so that's been clear. We want to start talking to our community also. We've made all of our games together with the community. This will be no different. Obviously, we'll have the entire Dungeons & Dragons community also that we will start engaging with and somehow, together, we're going to evolve towards the RPG that it deserves to be.

Do we have a Community Manager yet?

Dear Larian Studios or to whom this may concern.

When is this going to happen? Do we have a Community Manager yet?

Currently the focus is shifting back to hunkering down and working on the game. There will be more details 'soon', but for now I think the various interviews covered most of the information we are ready to talk about.

Seriously? You guys believe it is useful to pay attention to the Steam forum? That place is as much of a cesspool and viper pit as anything can possibly be.

I'm not entirely sure that's what I was suggesting. I saw a Steam forum the other day. Horrible creatures.

CBS: "Baldur's Gate 3" comes out for Stadia - Swen, you once said that it will be deeply rooted in the game. What does this mean, will there be special stadia features, will other players control enemies?
Swen: There will be special community features because Stadia allows us a lot of things ...
CBS: Who are there?
Swen (laughs): Well, there are some that you might think of yourself and some are not. I learned about Stadia about a year ago on the last E3 and I wanted to be there right away. My idea was that if I could send someone a link that would allow me to get into my campaign right away so we could continue playing together, then more people will play my game! It's going to be so much easier to split games you're gambling on. Especially with role-plays, there are often reservations because they seem too complex to people. But once they are in, they like it then. And so you can get excited about them very quickly and that's why I like Stadia so much and we strongly support that.
When we saw a demo of Stadia last year at Gamescom, it was an eye-opener even on the bad Wi-Fi network. We immediately thought that this could have a great future. It's a pioneering technology because you do not have to install anything anymore, you do not need powerful hardware anymore. It democratizes gaming in a way, because you do not need a super expensive PC to play games in the highest resolutions.