Baldur's Gate 3 modders are delivering a "Wyll Cinematic Universe" to remedy "Larian's mistreatment" of the Blade of Frontiers
Warning: Spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3, specifically the bits Wyll is involved in or can be present for, lie ahead.
Baldur's Gate 3 News
Baldur's Gate 3 modders are already using its jailbroken level editor to make the game's first custom maps, including a proof-of-concept level in Hell
It only took two days for modder Siegfre to crack open Baldur's Gate 3's official mod tools, unlocking a level editor that could let fans create their own custom modules or even full campaigns. A week later, and that's already started to bear fruit, with some modders sharing images and videos of playable custom levels...
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After Baldur's Gate 3 modders made custom maps possible, someone's already working on their own version of Avernus
Not long after Larian released its official modding toolkit for Baldur's Gate 3, it took next to no time for one modder to find out how to unlock a developer mode in it that gives folks to do things like creating custom levels. Now, almost as quickly, the early looks at the first few levels that modders have been working on are starting to pop up, including a version of Avernus.
If you've been living under a rock, these modding tools came as part of BG3's Patch 7 which also included a heap of other stuff, if not everything that some Durge players wanted.
Taking advantage of the possibilities modder Siegfre's 'BG3 Toolkit Unlocked' has, well, unlocked in terms of level editing, a couple of other modders have begun sharing the early work they've been doing in terms of custom maps.
Following Patch 7, Baldur's Gate 3 Durge mains are urging Larian to revamp some key companion reactions before it moves on
Warning: Major Spoilers for Baldur's Gate 3 Dark Urge playthroughs lie ahead.
While Baldur's Gate 3's Patch 7 was beefier than Karlach if she took up olympic weightlifting, packing in a massive amount of additions, tweaks, and fixes, it seems there a still a few things players were hoping for which slipped through the cracks. The main one still bothering folk is how companions react to certain Dark Urge scenes, with some BG3ers now urging Larian to revamp this before it moves on from the game.
If you somehow missed Baldur's Gate 3's latest update arriving last week, you can check out what it includes here. Needless to say it's generally gone down well, especially those official modding tools, which modders are already doing plenty of interesting stuff with.
