Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition premium DLC to include new characters and storylines

2 July 2012

Beamdog’s Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition doesn’t have a release date yet, but you’d better bet your bum it does have a launch plan for premium DLC. It just wouldn’t be an Enhanced Edition without it, now would it? Exactly.

The news comes via game director Trent Oster, who confirmed on Twitter that there would be new content launched subsequent to whenever the game is out. He did, however, assure players that the DLC would be good stuff.

“DLC=Downloadable Content, not furry earrings +3,” he said. “The big guys have overcooked the term with badness. New BG storylines, New characters.”

The developer has previously announced that the Enhanced Edition will also feature a level cap increase from the original, so that they can add tougher quests.

The game is due to drop sometime around about now for PC, Mac, and tablets, although a console release has been ruled out because the controller “isn’t a good fit”. Isn’t a good fit for what? I once got most of an Xbox controller in my mouth.

Source: Kotaku

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  1. CarterD
    03.07.2012 at 10:38

    I’m foaming at the mouth for this game – I wish it would just release already

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