Larian has released Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 7 on PC, and as you might expect from a game of this scale and complexity, the patch brings some pretty extensive and detailed patch notes with it.
The developer has already highlighted some of the things coming to Baldur's Gate 3 as part of Patch 7 over the past few months, including official mod support, new evil endings, and lots more.
Now, the full patch notes have been revealed, and as Larian itself says, it's "certainly a big 'un". The patch is about 11.6GB in size, but it'll need 160GB of free space on your drive to install, so you'd better get to deleting some games.
Highlights include a new in-game mod manager and a toolkit that allows you to create mods, as well as brand new cinematic endings for "truly villainous playthroughs".
You can also expect new split-screen gameplay that makes things a little easier if you're playing alongside an adventuring partner. Now, the screen will dynamically merge when you're close to your co-op buddy rather than staying split.
Tons of other changes have been made, as you might expect, including Dror Ragzlin now being able to befriend the spiders in the Goblin Camp's Spider Pit and turn them against you. Damn, there goes my one strategy for success.
You can read the full Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 7 patch notes right here. Be warned, though - they're very extensive indeed.
Back in July, Larian confirmed that Baldur's Gate 3 Patch 7 wouldn't be the game's last major update. Features like a photo mode and cross-platform play are still on the cards, so even though Larian is working on other projects now, it hasn't forgotten its hugely successful baby.
You can check out Baldur's Gate 3 right now on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Patch 7 is out now for PC, and it's coming to consoles in October.
