I've been thinking about this quite a bit as part of my own plans, Baldur's Gate 3 style shouldn't be a problem. Any kind of 'travelling' RPG or RPG with multiple travel points is just a matter of loading up big scenes when you clicky and move to a different spot, I want to experiment with that and will do when I'm bored because I've gotten much better at that with Godot and I have the time to do it now.

Open world possibly a bit more complicated, Godot has floating point precision support. I've also experimented a bit with scaled buildings and a vehicle controller for open world style gaming. It is like you're pointing out though, would just be a matter of people who are actually capable of working together that will need to do it. This is why I'm encouraging people to check out game dev if they had never considered it before.

I've been thinking about this quite a bit as part of my own plans, Baldur's Gate 3 style shouldn't be a problem. Any kind of 'travelling' RPG or RPG with multiple travel points is just a matter of loading up big scenes when you clicky and move to a different spot, I want to experiment with that and will do when I'm bored because I've gotten much better at that with Godot and I have the time to do it now.

Open world possibly a bit more complicated, Godot had floating point precision support. I've also experimented a bit with scaled buildings and a vehicle controller for open world style gaming. It is like you're pointing out though, would just be a matter of people who are actually capable of working together that will need to do it. This is why I'm encouraging people to check out game dev if they had never considered it before.