Gaming & eSports

Missable Content Makes RPGs Special, Says Avowed Dev Inspired by Baldur’s Gate 3

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Baldurs Gate 3

Avowed’s region director, Berto Ritger, has discussed the significance of “missable content” in RPGs, drawing inspiration from Baldur’s Gate 3.

He argues that such content is crucial for creating a personal and replayable experience.

According to Ritger, the element of surprise and varied playthroughs—where players experience different content—enhances discussions and personalizes the game.

Avowed encourages exploration with specific landmarks, like a tall lighthouse, designed to guide players’ attention.

However, unlike Baldur’s Gate 3, Avowed won’t feature romance, focusing instead on unique experiences for each player.

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