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Baldur’s Gate 3 Gets Mod Support, But Consoles Will Have to Wait

Baldur's Gate 3 gets mod support, but consoles will have to wait till October. Get the new features and mod tools available for PC players now

By David Ware 1 min read
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Baldur's Gate 3 gets mod support, but consoles will have to wait a bit longer. Patch 7 is now live for PC players, introducing official mod support and 13 new cinematics with dark endings. The update allows PC gamers to customize their experience with a new in-game mod manager and toolkit.

Mod Support for PC

With Patch 7, Baldur's Gate 3 gets mod support on PC. Players can download the mod manager from Steam to tweak their game. Larian Studios collaborated with Script Extender creator Norbyte to ensure mod compatibility. The mod toolkit will become available later today for PC users.

However, the mod manager is not yet available on consoles. Baldur's Gate 3 gets mod support, but consoles will have to wait until October. Larian Studios needs more time to pass technical checks and requirements for PlayStation, Xbox, and Mac versions.

New Content and Features

Patch 7 adds 13 new cinematics, exploring different evil endings. One cinematic involves Ascended Astarion, while another features the Dark Urge’s companions. Larian has kept the details of these new endings under wraps, adding an element of mystery for players to uncover.

What to Expect

While Baldur's Gate 3 gets mod support on PC now, console players will need to be patient. The update promises significant improvements and new content, enhancing the game's replayability and depth. Until October, console users will have to avoid spoilers and anticipate the new features.

For now, PC players can dive into the updated game and explore the new modding possibilities. Keep an eye out for the console update next month.

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