Baldur's Gate 3 dev suggests you'll soon be able to change how your character looks
"Things are being cooked"

It sounds like 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Baldur's Gate 3 will soon add a feat♈ure that lets yo🍷u change your character's appearance.
In a reply to a Bཧaldur's Gate 3 player desperate for just such a feature, the game's publishing director, Michael Douse, seemingly confirmed that Larian is indeed working on charac🎃ter redesign options. "Things are being cooked," he said.
Things are being cooked
Baldur's Gate 3's character creator is pretty darn deep, allowin🍸g you to customize just about everything (yes, even that) about your chosen hero, but as i𓃲t stands, once you lock everything in, that's it. You can't go back and change anything without having to start a new character from scratch and play the tutorial again.
Naturally, 💜as Baldur's Gate 3 is a role-playing game in the truest sense, most folks are very particular about how they want their in-game avatar to appear, and thus character redesign options have been a popular ask in the community since the Early Access days. Personally, I like to leave my character's aꦇppearance in fate's hand and just hit "randomize" after picking my class and subclass, but I'm obviously not the target audience for this type of thing.
In case you missed it, our 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Baldur's Gate 3 review is finally fully scored now that we've had sufficient time with this absolute behemoth of an RPG, and what do you know - we really enjoyed it! Even without a character redesign feature, we slapped i﷽t with a full 5/5 stars and deemed it, "a new gold standard of RPGs."
It's already been a packed year, but here's what we still have ahead of us in our list of 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:new games of 2023.
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