Baldur's Gate 3 patch notes: What changed in the latest update?

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Despite launching to massive success, Larian Studios clearly aren’t resting on their laurels and are working overtime to improve the game for all.

In time for when it launches on PS5 and to get you up to speed, we have an overview of the Baldur's Gate 3 patch notes and what’s changed in the latest update.

There have already been a number of hotfixes that have solved a lot of the issues that we’ll be going over here today, but something big is on the horizon that should bring about quite significant changes to the game – potentially including features that players have been asking Larian for every day on social media.

One hotfix was causing some issues and we will take a look at the situation regarding this too — but overall, Larian has been very active in addressing issues, so there is plenty to get into. Buckle up!

In what was meant to be the latest patch, Hotfix 4 (though actually the fifth update), companions were made to be less tired all the time as players have been bemused that such powerful figures such as Gale – a wizard who was romantically involved with the literal god of magic – would need a little nap after casting some level one spells.

This hotfix ended up causing instability issues and crashes, so for the time being Larian has rolled it back, but it should re-released soon.

That means that Hotfix 3 is still the latest update to the game, and this saw over 200 bugs being patched. The dog Scratch was also updated to be able to find points of interest like digging spots on their own, without player input.

Larian had accidentally made the Blue Behir Dice available to some players when the game first came out, and rather than take them away, they’ve instead extended this to all players.

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