Baldur’s Gate 3’s Emperor romance scenes were modeled using a pack of Oreos – Dexerto

Baldur’s Gate 3’s Emperor romance scenes were modeled using a pack of Oreos Larian Studios/DexertoLarian Studios revealed that they modeled Baldur’s Gate 3’s intimate scenes with the tentacled Emperor in a surprising way: using a half-eaten pack of Oreos. Motion capture technology allows video game developers to recreate real-life action with astonishing precision. And for Larian Studios – the team behind a game where blowing up a character can somehow be the morally good choice – precision sometimes takes a backseat to creativity. To everyone’s surprise, the Baldur’s Gate 3 developer revealed it was a half-eaten pack of Oreos that served as the model for the steamy romance scenes with the Emperor. The revelation came courtesy of an X post from Larian Studios, casually throwing their unique approach into the digital ether. “Here’s our Senior Cinematic Artist Elodie Ceselli stroking a pack of cream-filled biscuits as a reference for the tentacle-stroking animation during the sex scene with the Emperor,” the tweet boasted. Ceselli didn’t miss the opportunity to step in and clarify that “the cream-filled biscuit consented.” She even took things a bit further and shared a video highlighting the transition “from biscuits to tentacles.” This nugget of trivia is the latest in Larian Studios’ ongoing behind-the-scenes peeks at Baldur’s Gate 3. There’s plenty of other footage to keep you entertained, including a video highlighting the mocap process for this RPG. As expected, the internet has erupted in response, and some players are already taking matters into their own hands. A particularly crafty fan created an edit that slaps a pack of Oreos onto the Emperor’s tentacles. They’ve dubbed the cookies “Orpheus” for some plot-related humor during those intense kissing scenes with Tav. Over a year after its release, Baldur’s Gate 3 keeps finding ways to surprise us. Whether it’s through hilarious behind-the-scenes revelations or players discovering new ways to bypass entire acts, one thing’s for sure: this game isn’t done entertaining players yet.