Larian Studios has rolled back the latest Baldur's Gate 3patch for causing crashes, but recent saves have been made temporarily unplayable.
The developer released hotfix four last night and, like previous small patches of its kind, was intended to tweak some features and fix some issues that the game has been experiencing. However, hours later, Larian released a post on Twitter, saying that it has rolled back the hotfix due to unexpected problems.
«Due to a build error causing new crashes, we’ve rolled back hotfix four for the time being. We'll re-release it as soon as we’ve fixed the cause,» Larian said.
Unfortunately, those who were playing the game while the hotfix was implemented and saved their data since updating won't be able to load those saves until the developer has re-published hotfix four.
Due to a build error causing new crashes, we’ve rolled back Hotfix 4 for the time being. We'll re-release it as soon as we’ve fixed the cause.If you’ve saved since updating, you won’t be able to load those saves until we’ve re-published Hotfix 4. Sorry about the inconvenience.August 16, 2023
«To clarify, we’ve rolled back to hotfix three, so you can keep playing! You just won't be able to load saves from today’s hotfix four until it’s pushed live again. Apologies,» the studio added.
As Larian explained, players will have to wait until the patch gets rolled out again to play their most recent save and there's no estimated time right now when this will be.
Baldur's Gate 3 has had a massively successful launch, overtaking The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom as the best-reviewed game of 2023, with an impressive 97/100 rating on Metacritic.
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