Baldur's Gate 3 Update 3 Patch Notes: Change Your Character's Appearance, Performance Improvements

While Starfield was released to a lot of expectations, it is safe to say that, contrary to some beliefs, it didn’t launch completely broken with game-breaking or even hilarious glitches. Personally, my experience was flawless once I installed it on my PC. However, stability and performance, as well as some quest glitches have needed some extra work. Thankfully, the game keeps getting updated by Bethesda, and the 1.7.36 update just dropped for all of us to download. Here are all the latest Starfield update patch notes.

Following a very short delay of roughly one day, Patch 3 for Baldur's Gate 3 is available to download now on PS5. And Larian Studios wasn't lying — it really is a massive update (that weighs in at just 8GB, thankfully), making all sorts of adjustments to gameplay systems, balancing, and technical performance. The patch notes are unsurprisingly gigantic and detailed — to the point where they're too big to paste into this article — so we've gone ahead and cherrypicked the broader changes.

Baldur's Gate 3 has been patched up again.

Although the player reception from Baldur’s Gate 3 has been overwhelmingly positive, some recent events have rocked the waters. Some changes that Larian Studios made in Patch 3 for Baldur’s Gate 3 have left many players unhappy. While everyone was overjoyed at finally getting to change their appearance through the Magic Mirror, that seems to be the only positive change from this update. One single post on the Baldur’s Gate 3 subreddit demonstrates just how many people agree with this sentiment.

Although it was impossible at launch, you can now change your appearance in . The character’s appearance was fixed after starting the game, but Patch 3 of Larian’s critically acclaimed turn-based CRPG made it possible to customize certain aspects of the player’s avatar mid-game. As a single playthrough of the campaign can be hundreds of hours long, this feature allows you to freshen up your character’s looks, perhaps to match the tastes of your romance candidate in .

Larian has announced that Baldur’s Gate 3 Patch 3 will release later today, Friday 22nd September, with another sweeping set of bug fixes and tweaks, and one big new feature: a Magic Mirror for appearance changes. Oh, and the game now supports Mac too!

Larian Studios’ latest patch for Baldur’s Gate 3 is now available for PC and PS5. It adds the Magic Mirror, an item in Camp that allows players to change their appearance, voice and pronouns and full support for Mac systems.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is now available in full release for Mac users with the latest patch. The big update features a slew of fixes and improvements, along with customization improvements.

Patch 3 of adds a host of new improvements and fixed to the game, but a select few of these stand out above the rest as truly game-changing. The nature of major patches leaves them with long lists of tweaks — so long that the Steam news pages for them have to abridge things to focus only on the highlights. Even on Steam, however, it's impossible to scroll through in a minute or two and get a clear idea of the best changes in Patch 3.

Patch 3 for Baldur's Gate 3 is finally live, and with it comes a whole host of patch notes addressing various bug fixes and improvements - but there's nothing sweeter than better performance in Act 3.

Baldur’s Gate 3 patch notes are here at last for the mammoth Baldur’s Gate 3 patch 3, after the update was pushed back a day by developer Larian Studios to ensure full testing. The massive update includes the previously announced Magic Mirror, which will allow you to change the appearance of your characters, as well as Mac support, improved dyes, and improved performance in the game’s third act.

The latest patch for Baldur’s Gate 3 has implemented a much-requested feature, as you can now change your appearance, pronouns, and body type after character creation with the aid of a Magic Mirror. However, there are some limitations to these changes, and some things cannot be altered, even with the power of magic.