Baldur’s Gate 3 patch notes reveal that the dog has been pet over 400,000 times
The patch also includes a long list of fixes
The Baldur’s Gate 3 patch notes are here, detailing a long list of improvements that will be added in the next update, as well as some interesting player statistics
Revealed in a new community update, Baldur’s Gate 3 will be getting a big patch that will have fixes for multiple cinematics, gameplay bugs, frequent crashes, and general system improvements.
To start off, the new patch will fix several cinematics, including one where a certain Goblin character seems to have a crooked neck. Detailed in the community update is also a lengthy list of fixes for in-game crashes and bugs, which include fixes to combat AI, gameplay bugs, characters stuck in animation, loading saved game while in dialogue, and more.
The release of Baldur’s Gate 3 Early Access saw players sink in up to a hundred hours of playtime but still miss content that wasn't quite right, with one rather dark looking cinematic featuring no character models. Another cinematic that had a musical number has also been re-shot. Both of these cinematics will be fixed within the next update.
Also revealed in the community update are some interesting player statistics from Early Access. According to the Larian, players have petted the dog in Baldur’s Gate 3 400k times. It’s what he deserves. In terms of romancing, Gale has been romanced by 33 percent of players, with Shadowheart falling in second place earning the love of 31 percent of players. 40 percent of players also jumped down a large hole and died because they didn’t use the Feather Fall ability, which is rather amusing.
Here is the list of improvements that will be added in the next patch include.
Baldur's Gate 3 patch notes: Community Update 10
- Improvements
- Optimized overall sound settings to improve performance on lower spec machines
- Added polish to several in-game cinematics
- Attack of Opportunity indicator is now correctly hidden for invisible enemies
- Improved timing of some tutorial messages
- Improved usability of skill selection in character creation
- Added new tutorial messages related to combat
- Listening to other players’ dialogs now correctly shows the other players’ dice rolls
- The reason for a waypoint being unavailable is now displayed on the map
- Party members now correctly cancel their spell prepare state when switching to another character
- Fixes
- Fixed a crash on startup for specific driver and hardware combinations
- Fixed a crash related to trading with Zevlor after the raid on the grove
- Fixed a crash in dialogs related to dynamically adding items
- Fixed a crash in combat AI
- Fixed a potential crash with moving platforms
- Fixed a crash related to loading savegames while in a dialogue
- Fixed a crash when destroying multiple familiars with a single spell
- Fixed a crash related to unloading resources (when loading a save or returning to main menu)
- Fixed a blocking issue when someone would join during level transition
- Fixed a blocking issue when starting a dialog just as someone leaves the game
- Fixed not being able to save anymore on the host when another player is stuck in “in dialog” state
- Fixed players getting stuck in the same dialog inside the camp after choosing to fight Minthara
- Fixed characters being stuck in animation if downed during precast spell
- Fixed characters not being at the correct position after loading
- Fixed not being able to talk to party members after talking with gale and summoning the weave
- Fixed not being able to use some spell scrolls when out of spell slots
- Fixed a rare issue for players that don’t have a profile on startup, requiring selection or a profile or creation of a new one
- Fixed quest markers not showing up correctly when multiple markers point at the same object or location
- Fixed the tieflings’ celebrations not proceeding correctly if the player had already done a long rest right before
- Fixed the physics of the door on the Nautiloid reappearing after saving and loading
- Fixed Ethel not triggering her ambush if she leaves her home during combat
- Fixed several minor bugs related to in-game cinematics
- Fixed zone spells not targeting invisible characters
- Fixed summons from items not having an owner, causing them not to join combat
- Fixed the goblins not using the war drum correctly
- Fixed issues with lockpick progress going out of sync
- Fixed savegame screenshots being too dark
- Fixed spell sounds not playing correctly in multiplayer
- Fixed a long black screen being displayed if a dialog was started just as another player was joining
- Fixed Zevlor initiating dialog during combat
- Fixed audio settings not resetting when switching profile
- Fixed not being able to correctly switch character in trade window
- Fixed not being able to click through scenery you can see through, improving navigation
- Fixed the Gith becoming hostile incorrectly if Lae’zel was never recruited
- Fixed additional reroll when using an inspiration point
- Fixed inspiration points not being able to go up after using an inspiration point or gaining another one
- Fixed an issue with the hidden vault entrance closing again after the puzzles are already solved
- Fixed marking an item as a ware not getting set correctly
- Fixed being able to select summons in the trade window
- Fixed Zariel Tiefling clerics not being able to level up to level 4
- Fixed character creation color tooltips
- Fixed characters sometimes falling off moving platforms
- Fixed several animation issues with torches
- Fixed being able to select invalid targets for Misty Step skill
- Fixed not being able to see other players’ hidden summons at all
- Fixed party members being rearranged when detaching and reattaching characters to the group
- Fixed certain equipment still generating sound after unequipping
- Fixed several texture and skinning issues
- Fixed several minor localization issues
- Fixed minor issues with the action log
If you’re just starting out with Baldur’s Gate 3 check out our Baldur’s Gate 3 tips guide.
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