Given the sheer size of Baldur's Gate 3, which is spread across several acts and can take up to 200 hours to complete if you want to see and do everything it has to offer, maybe that particular problem shouldn't have been a complete surprise.
We now made the size infinite (or at least as infinite as you have storage space), to account for the sheer amount of things you’re all doing on your journeys." "As it turns out, many of you were doing so much in Baldur’s Gate 3 that some of your personal ‘story’ databases (where your choices and actions are stored) got too big. Larian cites the cause as players enjoying the game too much, frankly. It comes hot on the heels of hotfix 2 which was deployed earlier this week, and among a lengthy list of the 800 bugs being tackled in that patch, highlights included certain penises no longer clipping through garments, and gnome sorcerers no longer missing their underpants.Īs well as re-enabling cross-saves ahead of the PS5 release, Baldur's Gate hotfix 2.1 fixes an unexpected bug that was corrupting save files. Happily, that's now been sorted out in Baldur's Gate 3 hotfix 2.1 which went live today. Steam cloud saves were unaffected and nothing changed in-game, so it was just a matter of waiting for Larian to resolve the problem. As Baldur's Gate 3 doesn't hit PS5 until Septem(yes, the same day as Starfield's release), the feature was temporarily removed as it was discovered to be the cause of issues players were running into when saving their game. PS5 cross-saves were disabled in hotfix 1 last Friday, just a day after the game's release.
The most recent fixes an issue some players have already run into, but also reactivates cross-saves ahead of the game's launch on PS5.
Baldur's Gate 3 launched last week and we're already three hotfixes deep.
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