Baldur's Gate 3: What it's like to act in a virtual fantasy world
By Andrew RogersBBC Newsbeat
You might think that video games and soap operas don't have much in common. But if you talk to people who have worked on both, you might be surprised.
No, we're not talking about warp channels or a battle royale in the Queen Vic.
But we're talking about what it's like to act on a big budget game.
For most actors, getting a regular, long-running gig can be tough, but soap operas can provide one.
Jennifer English and Devora Wilde tell BBC Newsbeat that working on the fantasy role-playing game Baldur's Gate 3 gave them the same kind of stability.
The long-awaited title is set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, and Jennifer plays Shadowheart - a half-elf cleric. longest project she has worked on.
It's not too surprising - Baldur's Gate 3 is a huge title, said to have 17,000 possible variants at its end,
You might think that video games and soap operas don't have much in common. But if you talk to people who have worked on both, you might be surprised.
No, we're not talking about warp channels or a battle royale in the Queen Vic.
But we're talking about what it's like to act on a big budget game.
For most actors, getting a regular, long-running gig can be tough, but soap operas can provide one.
Jennifer English and Devora Wilde tell BBC Newsbeat that working on the fantasy role-playing game Baldur's Gate 3 gave them the same kind of stability.
The long-awaited title is set in the Dungeons & Dragons universe, and Jennifer plays Shadowheart - a half-elf cleric. longest project she has worked on.
It's not too surprising - Baldur's Gate 3 is a huge title, said to have 17,000 possible variants at its end,
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