Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 2 Coming Soon With Major Changes, Including Fan Requests

features a variety of NPCs who offer their services throughout the game, but Withers is particularly unique. It's easy to pass him off as a way to implement mechanics like hirelings and reviving companions, but both his direct conversations and those that can be overheard with characters like Arabella start raising questions about him. Overall, builds a lot of mystery around a character that, at a glance, is only there to fulfill mechanics unrelated to the story itself, but this is far from the truth for Withers.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game where death comes easily, and developer Larian Studios is more than content to let important characters fall foul of all manner of nasty ends – sometimes even before you’ve met them. It’s handy, then, that the Baldur’s Gate 3 Speak with Dead spell is very easy to access on any playthrough, but it can be a bit of a pain to work out which of the many corpses in the massive RPG game are actually worth chatting to. Fortunately, things just got simpler with one of the best Baldur’s Gate 3 mods.

has released on PC and PlayStation 5, but the popular roleplaying game hasn't yet made its way to Mac OS. Developed by Larian Studios, follows up on the legacy of Bioware's series while incorporating ideas from the games and the fifth edition of As earlier builds of the game were available on Mac OS during its lengthy early access period, the lack of any full release on the system so far fails to deliver on what many of the game's initial players were expecting after the game was finished.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is the best RPG game I’ve ever played, and I won’t ever stop recommending it to fellow gamers. Larian Studios developed a Dungeons & Dragons-based world like no other, faithfully exploring the intricacies of the old tabletop game’s lore. Since that fateful Baldur’s Gate 3 release, the developer has deployed multiple hotfixes and two major updates. The studio just revealed that the third big patch is on its way, and it looks like it’ll arrive right alongside the full Mac launch.

Baldur's Gate patch 3 will be released next week on September 21 with full Mac support, Larian Studios has confirmed.

Baldur's Gate 3 recently launched on PS5. Like the PC version, it includes support for split-screen, allowing PS5 owners to play with their friends who are playing Larian Studios' critically acclaimed RPG on PC. But while split-screen mostly works fine, IGN has nevertheless encountered some issues.

In a new video by tech wizards Digital Foundry, the team there broke down the performance and visuals of Larian's port of Bladur's Gate 3 to the PlayStation 5. And while it's mostly good, Act 3 really proves to be a breaking point.

Larian Studios has announced that the second major patch for Baldur’s Gate 3 is now available on PC. The much-awaited patch brings fixes for a number of different issues plaguing the game, as well as some quality of life features.

Fans might not have to wait much longer.

Baldur’s Gate 3’s performances have been so stellar that they’ve sparked a wildfire of interaction between the talented voice actors and the avid community.

Having your pals along for a co-op run of Baldur's Gate 3 can be a blast. It's hard to tackle an entire 100-hour RPG together the whole time though, and sometimes you're forced to continue the journey alone. At least, sort of alone, since there's currently no way to boot your friend's character concoction from your party once they've joined. Thankfully, that should all be changing soon.

Baldur's Gate 3's second patch is right around the corner, with Larian Studios suggesting that it's a ‘chonky' one. In a community update post on Steam, the developer revealed that the patch will be focused on improving performance issues, specifically in Act 3, where players have reported laggy cutscenes and stutters when the camera pans around. In addition to fixing bugs that halted quest progression, our companion, the cheerful Tiefling Karlach, will be getting a new optional ending — a closure that is described as ‘fiery' and ‘poignant'. The lengthy blog post also touches upon some cut content that was discovered recently by data miners, some of which have now been revealed as a consequence of bugs.