Baldur’s Gate 3 has got off to a fantastic start, surpassing over half a million concurrent players on Steam after an impressive first day.
Nevertheless, developer Larian Studios is not careless and promptly released its first patch for the ambitious role-playing game. The update fixes a variety of issues, including an annoying bug that prevented players from saving their progress.
A lot to do
Larian had previously acknowledged the memory issue and offered temporary fixes, but the patch addresses the issue head-on. The cross-saves feature has been identified as the culprit behind the bug, a feature that will be more relevant from September 6th, 2023 when the PlayStation 5 version launches.
As a temporary measure, Larian has disabled cross-saves to focus on fixing the issue. This change shouldn’t impact gameplay, especially as Steam cloud saves are unaffected.
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In addition to this, the update fixes more than 150 other issues including crashes, blocked progress, multiplayer hangs and cutscene errors.
You can read the complete and extensive patch notes read here.
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