You make a good point though, in that it's probably better to create your own game at that point...unless you already have the framework for a ruleset and could ~quickly churn out a remake. This is a reason to remake BG1&2 with an updated D&D edition. Owlcat would find it easiest to remake BG1&2 using D&D3.5, and Obsidian would find it easiest with D&D4e(?).
Good point. That would make a theoratical BG1+2 remake from Larian be a 5th edition ruleset thing. And that would impact every single fight in the game. So all of a sudden instead of a " simple remake " we literally talk about making a whole new game. Based on the success of BG3 I hope we will get a BG4 next instead of DOS 3 :p
