Baldur’s Gate 3 Players Are Still Stuck With A Baldur’s Gate 2 Problem

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Baldur's Gate 3 is still a work in progress, as the game has been in Early Access since 2020, and won't see a full release until 2023 at the earliest. The fact that Baldur's Gate 3 is in Early Access means that the developers can address an issue that has plagued the game for those who have been playing and replaying Baldur's Gate 3 since its launch. This issue was also a problem in Baldur's Gate 2 and it took the work of fans to fix it.

Baldur's Gate 3 has gradually been adding content over time, with the most prominent new additions being full character classes. Since it entered Early Access, Baldur's Gate 3 has added the barbarian, druid, and sorcerer classes, all of which influenced the game world in different ways. The fact that druids have such an important role during the early hours of Baldur's Gate 3 means that a druid player can have their own say in events. Baldur's Gate 3 players should try the druid class at least once while the game is in Early Access, in order to see the differences for themselves.

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The fact that Baldur's Gate 3 keeps adding content to the game during its Early Access period means that there is a lot of incentive to replay the game with a new class. There is one frustrating aspect of the game that diminishes the enthusiasm for a new run. Baldur's Gate 3 has an epic opening cutscene, but anything repeatedly experienced will become less interesting over time, which is the fate of the Nautiloid ship.

Baldur's Gate 3 starts off with the player captured by mind flayers and taken aboard a Nautiloid. The Nautiloid is attacked by fiends and the player breaks free. The magical D&D spelljammer ship ship is treated as a tutorial