A developer from Larian Studios revealed that Dungeons & A fan-favorite subclass of Dragons was not included in the final version of Baldur’s Gate 3.

Larian Studios has confirmed that there are currently “no plans” to add a Gunslinger class or firearms to Baldur’s Gate 3. While the inclusion of the Gunslinger class would have brought new playstyles to the game, players will have to stick with traditional fantasy archetypes for now. Despite the absence of the Gunslinger class, Baldur’s Gate 3 will still offer players extensive customization options and a staggering 17,000 possible endings.

Players who have been hoping that Baldur’s Gate 3 will allow them to add a pair of pistols to their arsenal may have to rethink their gear, as developer Larian Studios has announced that there are currently “no plans” to add a Gunslinger class to the game. for playing. While the RPG allows players to customize their character in a variety of ways, as demonstrated by the early access player who created Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves’ Doric in Baldur’s Gate 3, firearms don’t seem to be available just yet. on a table.

Baldur’s Gate 3 was first revealed at the presentation of Google’s now-defunct Stadia platform during E3 2019, with Larian Studios taking over the former BioWare franchise. Dungeons & Based on the 5th edition rules of the Dragons board game, Baldur’s Gate 3 has already received positive praise from many players on PC during its multi-year early access period. Baldur’s Gate 3 Coming to PC and PlayStation 5 in the coming weeks, Baldur’s Gate 3 has the potential to set a new standard for RPGs with a sheer scope and scale that rivals the tabletop D&D campaigns that inspired it.

While players will have a number of different playable races and classes to choose from when Baldur’s Gate 3 launches, there’s one class they won’t be able to choose from: the Gunslinger. While most players probably think of swords and sorceries when they think of D&D, the homemade Gunslinger class has become popular with many players in recent years. However, according to Larian Studios, players should not expect to play as a Gunslinger in Baldur’s Gate 3 anytime soon. The studio told The Gamer, “We have no plans to add a Gunslinger class or firearms at this time.”

Dungeons & Complementing the typical fantasy features of Dragons with firearms, the Gunslinger characters open the door to creative new playstyles and could have been an interesting addition to Baldur’s Gate 3. While Larian Studios’ statement regarding the popular homebrew class leaves some room for Gunslingers to be added to the game at a later date, players will have to make do with more traditional fantasy archetypes for now.

While players may not be able to step into the shoes of a Gunslinger when they load up Baldur’s Gate 3 later this year, the sprawling RPG offers enough customization options to keep most players happy. And with 17,000 possible endings to explore in Baldur’s Gate 3, players will have plenty of chances to find the perfect class in subsequent playthroughs.

Baldur’s Gate 3 will be released on August 3rd for PC and Mac, and on September 6th for PS5.

Source: GameRant