Baldur's Gate 3 sales have surpassed 10 million copies globally across all platforms, Larian's Director of Publishing has confirmed.
That's what Michael '@Cromwelp' Douse posted on X yesterday when talking about official mod support coming to the game. Apparently, some players don't like the fact that Baldur's Gate doesn't officially support mods just yet, and Larian's Director of Publishing took to X to talk about the matter, thereby revealing that the game has sold "way over" 10 million copies.
"We’ll be talking in depth about what our mod support will look like soon", Douse wrote on X. "Been working on it since launch. As always, we’ll discuss it in our way with our community. Threats & toxicity against our devs & community teams will only harm the conversation. Please stop that."
According to Douse, correctly implementing mod support takes time, especially for a game that went from 2 million to over 10 million players in a very short time. "This is a game that went from ~2 mil players to way over 10 in a very short space of time, so it’s natural the conversation becomes muddier and complex. But in order to maintain the same level of dialogue, we need people to understand that these conversations take time."
Douse added, "Until then, BG3 does not yet have mod support. Don’t get angry at mod authors, support teams, community or developers. Our focus is to patch the game while working on future mod support. I understand why it’s frustrating, so what we all need to do is focus on that future."
Baldur's Gate 3 is available worldwide now for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. No details were provided about sales on each platform, but following the game's release on PC last year, we reported that the game had sold over 5.2 million copies on Steam alone.
Be sure to read what we wrote about this masterpiece in our launch review right here. "With its engaging story, charming characters,
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