At the bare minimum they would need to do it for EACH "Origin character" that is playable as the protagonist, then for the male and female version of the "generic Tav"
Yes. That's a lot... but I also can see Larian doing that - giving Origins VO coupld improve their characterization a lot. I would think that doing a game like BG3 with cinematics and full-VO would be an insane waste of resources but here we are... is recording lines for PC, perhaps with some minor variations to give the origins more personality is really such a jump in investment compared to what they are already doing? When I think of COOP it would make so much sense - one wouldn't need to read lines your companion is picking as they would be acted out. BG3 has at least one instance of the protagonist
speaking out during a cinematic dialogue. It might be just a leftover, not confirming anything, but I think it's a possibility worth entertaining.
With D:OS2 Larian released with surprised full VO for NPCs. They might do similar stunt for BG3 but with protagonist: "You can not only play as custom character, but pick one of 8 origins, and they are all fully voice acted!"
I am trying to find original, pre-EA Q&A, but I can't locate it. Can anyone help?
