Baldur's Gate 3 studio teases highly requested features: kick co-op members to continue a campaign, and change appearance mid-run
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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Baldur's Gate 3 developer Larian is aware of the 🔯demand for the option to change your co-op roster to continue a campaign even if somebody drops out or can't play anymore, as well as the ability to change the appearance of your custom character mid-campaign, and the former feature should arrive sooner rather th𒆙an later.
In a new shared to Steam, Larian said it's working on a new feature called "Withers' Wardrobe of Wayward Friends", which will let you "get rid of co-op party members who join your campaign, so you can continue on without them." There's no hard release date for that yet, but Larian said it hopes to get🤡 it out "very soon."
澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:After teasing the feature🌼 a couple of weeks back, Larian has now confirmed that post-creation ch♏aracter customization options are coming at some point. "We’re also working on the ability to change your characters’ look once you’ve started a campaign," reads a bit from the update, which adds, "we don’t have a release date for that yet."
Both of these additions have been commonly requested from the Baldur's Gate 3 community, and Larian said it will continue "ma﷽king improvements based on the fee𝔉dback you’re giving us."
In the same update, Larian also addressed criticism around🦂 Baldur's Gate 3'🎃s Act 3, including perceived cut content and performance problems, and these fixes will start in Patch 2 with a "fiery, poignant" optional ending for Karlach. Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 2 doesn't have a firm release date, 𝔉but Larian recently said it's "around the corn🍒er."
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