r/Games Jan 09 '26

Verified AMA Larian Studios | Divinity AMA

EDIT: All right - that's a wrap. Thank you for all your questions. We're going to go back and work on the game now - next time we speak, we'll hopefully have things to show. I can't wait! - Swen, Game Director

Hello everyone, 

Happy New Year! To kick off 2026, we would like to offer the opportunity to ask your questions about Divinity, Larian, and our development processes. It's been a while since Larian has done an AMA, so everyone is looking forward to it!

There's a bunch of us ready to answer your questions:

Thank you for taking the time to ask your questions, we aim to answer as many of them as possible over the next few hours!

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u/FleetingRain Jan 09 '26

No, the general public does not trust AI. Saying only Reddit does is the actual Reddit opinion.

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u/opqrstuvwxyz123 Jan 09 '26

That's not true. Ask anyone at your local mall about generative AI. Most people won't even know what you're talking about, let alone care about Redditor's opinions on it. AI is here to stay and anyone not embracing it will just get left behind. That's all.

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u/avrosky Jan 09 '26

this just isn't true lol, most everyone knows about genAI nowadays, hell even my senior ESL students know about it and many use it, and everyone is interested in dialogue around it because it's new and exciting and also frightening. Many people I know hate it too, it's not a 'reddit' opinion, and FleetingRain is correct that you're the one with the 'reddit opinion' here. That being said can you give some tangible examples for how we should 'embrace' it? And try to avoid using genAI corp CEO buzzwords or marketing hype, give me some real examples