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And he also said on twitter they are bringing back a lot of the actors to record more stuff for the game...this will likely be stuff that will be added to the game later.
That is pure fantasy and wishful thinking on your part.
What the tweet said was "Thinking of all the actors we’re going to call back to the studio" nothing more, nothing less.
"Swen just said in an interview with PC Gamer that a bug was preventing about 1500 lines of dialogue and reactivity to not play and they may do more with Minthara in the future."
What is actually said is here:
https://www.ign.com/articles/baldurs-gate-3-patch-2-minthara"The game is super reactive and there were a couple of bugs that caused some of the companions to not react as they should. And so that felt like the content was not showing up. So you weren't seeing it specifically with Minthara," Vincke explained. "So [lead writer Adam Smith] told me there's about 1500 lines of Minthara that weren't showing up as a result of a very, very stupid bug that we now isolated. So we're solving it."
He goes on to add:
"It doesn't help that some of her lines are not triggering. So that doesn't do her justice. But she never had a real actual quest — an origin quest... what you have for some of the others inside of act 3.. So people that were looking for that, it's just not there."
Then you get a slice of Larian pie-in-the-sky about fixing the current problem and maybe putting in some extra content.
"Any other major AAA developer or major publisher would do next to nothing for a game past release...some minor bug fixes if you're lucky but a lot wouldn't even do that."
That is totally untrue but even if it were true it would not alter the fact that Larian released a game with over one thousand bugs (so far at least).
