Baldur’s Gate 3 players have shared small annoyances that still need to be addressed in the popular CRPG.
There’s no denying that Baldur’s Gate 3 will be one of the most famous games to be released in 2023. Critics and players alike have praised everything from its story and characters to its gameplay and post-launch support.
But no game is perfect, and the same goes for Larian Studios’ Game of the Year winner.
As such, players have taken it upon themselves to outline some of BG3’s problems, particularly the potential minor annoyances.
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Players outline Baldur’s Gate 3’s minor annoyances
a BG3 subreddit users asked other fans about their “smallest complaints” about the game. The original poster shared several of their own posts, pointing out things like the inaccurate use of cookie sheets in the third act.
Minor complaints shared by other players include the functionality of the PC’s doors. One person wrote: Especially on the PC when he clicks through a door, he wants to go through that door. Please don’t open it. Or close it. ”
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Someone else chimed in, expressing frustration with trying to reason with and intimidate security guards. Apparently, even if you convince the guards to allow you into restricted areas, you won’t be able to keep your friends out of trouble. And when a companion raises an alarm, it is recorded as a violation on the player’s side. The original poster agreed: “There’s definitely still a lot of work to be done before the criminal system works properly.”
Another player claimed that the combat camera angles still have room for improvement. “The camera angles during combat are unbearable. Character attacks. Game: Let’s zoom in on the ground…”
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Other Baldur’s Gate 3 players detailed more minor annoyances, with one player stating that bards should be able to play the piano props found throughout the world.
Elsewhere in the thread, a fan noted a problem that plagues countless RPGs and open-world games: the inability to share wealth. They specifically recalled that in the third act, the player meets a woman who needs gold for her sick child, but who “cannot donate a single coin.”
Larian continues to support Baldur’s Gate 3, so at least some of these complaints may be resolved over time.
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