Baldur’s Gate 3’s patch 7 launched this week, bringing with it a bunch of adjustments together with new evil endings, new honor mode actions to concern, and the much-anticipated in-game mod browser for official modding help. Mods made through BG3’s official toolkit can now be managed and downloaded by an in-game browser, which is able to allow you to set up and handle them each for your self and throughout a multiplayer group.
As reported by Eurogamer, Larian boss Swen Vincke posted simply this morning that mod installs for Baldur’s Gate 3 have been already at greater than one million mods and counting. Just a number of hours later mod.io and ModDB founder Scott Reismanis chimed in saying that they’d “Just ticked over 3m installs and accelerating.”
“Modding is fairly large,” mentioned Vincke in a masterful deployment of what I imagine is the traditional and timeless rehtorical approach referred to as understatement.
The large patch has brought on greater than a bit of stir previously few days, not least amongst workforce PC Gamer, for a way stunning a few of the deeply evil endings are. Stuff like killing your lover first, large evil statues, armies of cultists, and bespoke twists for every of the totally different origin characters.
Despite us and Larian calling it the ultimate replace, Baldur’s Gate 3 patch 7 isn’t going to be the ultimate patch.
“We’ve nonetheless received a number of extra patches up our sleeve for Baldur’s Gate 3—which is able to embrace each crossplay and picture mode, alongside different fixes and updates,” Larian wrote. “But ultimately all tales should come to an finish.
Unless you are those putting in like six terabytes of mods, apparently, by which case I’m unsure something goes to finish in any respect, ever.
