Thanks for the link.
It's just an opinion but it really looks Larian's will for BG3 is to fit with D&D and they have not much considerations about BG1 and 2.
They said in other interview they all read the book with the rules and things like that, but they didn't remember BG1 and 2.
The mistake is to consider Baldur's Gate is D&D... What it's not for many players.
I'm sure "nearly" everyone could be pleased if they considered more BG as a video game (first RPG ever for many players) instead of only a D&D computer experience (it obviously is also, but not only).
But anyway, I'm nearly sure the game is going to be a success but not a part of the legend we'll talk about in 20 years

(I like to speak about legend, because it's really what it is for lots of video game players).