Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 8: Crossplay, Photo Mode & 12 New Subclasses Revealed
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In the realm of Baldur's Gate 3, the final update is approaching like a thundering herd of wild horses, set to gallop onto Xbox, PlayStation, and PC on April 15th. This update, known as Patch 8, promises a plethora of delights for players, including the much-anticipated features of crossplay and a captivating photo mode. But that's not all; brace yourselves for the arrival of 12 new subclasses that will shake the very foundations of the game. As Larian bids farewell to Baldur's Gate 3 to focus on future endeavors, they leave behind a parting gift for fans to savor.
With the introduction of crossplay, players can now band together in multiplayer parties across different platforms, uniting under the banner of shared adventure. By navigating the intricacies of Larian accounts and mod compatibility, gamers can seamlessly join forces and embark on epic quests. Meanwhile, the all-new photo mode allows for the immortalization of heroic feats and chaotic escapades, offering a myriad of customization options to capture the perfect moment in-game. From adjusting camera settings to selecting poses and frames, players can unleash their creativity and document their journey in stunning detail.
But the true stars of Patch 8 are the 12 new subclasses, each bringing a unique flavor to character builds and combat strategies. Whether you choose to inspire allies as a College of Glamour bard, unleash Giants Rage as a Path of Giants Barbarian, or harness the power of death as a Death Domain cleric, there's a subclass to suit every playstyle. From the arcane prowess of the Arcane Archer Fighter to the swashbuckling flair of the Swashbuckler Rogue, these new additions inject fresh excitement into the world of Baldur's Gate 3. So, gear up, rally your party, and prepare to dive into a realm where adventure knows no bounds.
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Viewer Reactions for Baldur's Gate 3 - Biggest Changes in Patch 8
Fans are excited about the Shadow Sorcerer and Swashbuckler Rogue classes
Players are enjoying the game despite not typically liking turn-based combat
Requests for more updates on specific characters like Minthara
Excitement for new class combinations like Hexblade Bladesinging multi-class
Some players are disappointed with the prioritization of a photo mode over transmog
Concerns about the length of Act 3 and the need for a new game plus feature
Requests for new companions and a physical copy release with patches included
Questions about starting a new playthrough for the patch and the impact on current saves
Mixed opinions on the patch, with some feeling underwhelmed and preferring official DLC
Confusion about how to cosplay in a fantasy setting
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