Baldur's Gate 3 dev nearly lost its chance at the D&D license because its previous RPG meant its pitch to Wizards of the Coast was "really s***"

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“We need to write something guys,” he describes himself as saying.

“Or we’re going to lose this deal.”

And we said, ‘We know, but we’re releasing a game.

Give us an extension.'"

Thankfully, Vincke states “Luckily they understood, and so we got another chance.”