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The Dungeons and Dragons based Baldur’s Gate 3 has become a massive success for developer Larian Studios, the creators of Divinity: Original Sin 2. The game has amassed over 800,000+ concurrent players topping the Steam charts, making it one of the biggest RPGs on the platform. The response from the PC gaming community has also been overwhelmingly positive with the game getting 93% positive reviews on Steam. Considering the game is on PC, many gamers might be wondering if it has any support for mods, to further enhance BG3’s roleplaying experience. Let’s dive right in and take a look at the game’s modding capabilities.
Does Baldur’s Gate 3 Support Mods?
Yes, Baldur’s Gate 3 certainly supports and even promotes modding. On their support page, Larian Studios said that they do encourage the addition of mods to the game as they loved the work of the modding community on their previous game, Divinity: Origins Sin 2.
Will You Get Banned for Using Mods?
No, of course not. As mentioned above, the developers of the game fully support the inclusion of mods. Considering the popularity of Baldur’s Gate 3, we can expect the game to feature some really interesting and quirky mods that will certainly add to the gameplay experience.
Where Can You Acquire the Mods for Baldur’s Gate 3?
Players can download mods for the game through dependable sources such as NexusMods, which currently seems to be the biggest modding community for BG3.
Currently, some of the most popular mods for Baldur’s Gate 3 include a new mod called Partly Limit Begone by SildurFX, which increases the size of your in-game party to a massive 16 members and up to 8 other players. This is certainly a step up from the game’s four-member party limit, and it would be a fun way to explore the game and experience some of the most intense and chaotic turn-based combat in the game.
Do note that you might experience certain bugs and glitches throughout your playthrough as the game is designed to handle only four members in a party.
If you find the modding process to be complicated, you can also try running Mod Managers like Vortex, which makes the process a whole lot easier as it automatically makes changes to the game files upon installing the mod through it.
