, as well as being broadly brilliant, and Larian knows exactly what its players want: smooching. Patch 6, dropping next week, will give the horny romantics something to get excited about in the form of "improved smooches", along with some other additions.
In a tease on Twitter, the BG3 [[link]] account shows off a tender moment between burly Druid Halsin and thirsty vampire Astarion, and the response has been predictably enthusiastic. The little forehead kiss at the end? Flawless. It's
also a very Halsin thing to do, given that he's a protective bear.
Love is in the air in Faerûn, and we've made improvements to locking lips with your romantic partner!Releasing next
week, Patch 6 includes improved smooches, new camp idle animations, new Legendary Actions in Honour Mode, and plenty of bug fixes 🛠️ pic.twitter.com/z0tgqaMaQF
I'm just sad that, in my current playthrough, I'm a psychotic dragon lad who is too busy doing murders to smooch anyone. I guess I'll save the romance for my next one.
On top of the improved smooches, Larian also teased new camp idle animations, new legendary actions in Honour mode and more bug fixes. "It's a hefty one," according to a follow-up tweet, and full patch notes will be released soon.
Despite being a largely singleplayer game, and one that launched six months ago, Baldur's Gate 3 remains one of . The fact that it's great, and that [[link]] it encourages multiple playthroughs, has no doubt contributed to this, but Larian's stewardship is likely an equally important contributing factor. It's rare for any game that isn't a live service affair to get this much constant attention from its developer, and every patch seems to add meaningful improvements and additions.
I'm still keeping my fingers crossed for an expansion, but even without one I suspect I'll be playing BG3 for a long damn time.