Baldur’s Gate 3 Patch 6: Full Patch Notes and More

Baldur’s Gate 3 is the ultimate RPG experience, an players worldwide are still diving into the game for the first time.

Now, with the game soaring across the Steam charts, everyone is going to want to take part in Baldur’s Gate 3.

Here’s all the update notes for Patch 5.

Baldur’s Gate 3 Patch 6: Full Patch Notes and More

Baldur’s Gate 3 is the latest entry into the legendary RPG series, and it’s been over 20 years since we’ve last seen a title in the series.

In any RPG title, there’s going to be numerous ways for players to progress along the story, and with Baldur’s Gate being touted as Game of The Year, the developers are consistently patching bugs within the game.

Below is a breakdown of all the patch notes for Patch 6.

Gameplay

You can now toggle off Repelling Blast as expected.
If you Long Rest with only alcohol as camp supplies, you will now get the new Hungover condition for 10 turns.
Auto-selecting your camp supplies before a Long Rest will use resources more optimally – sometimes you just don’t feel like cooking.
The Long Rest camp supply menu is now better at pulling supplies from inside containers in companion inventories. Stop hoarding the cheese, Wyll.
Group Hide now works on all party members controlled by the player, including followers and summons.
Made it possible to dismiss party members during camp nights. Also made it possible to recruit hirelings to a full party – they’ll hang around at camp until you need them.
You can now talk to the circus bard Medrash and get a short but enthusiastic response from him.
The owlbear cub will no longer gobble up Auntie Ethel’s Hair before you can take advantage of the bonus it grants.
The Elixir of Hill Giant Strength now applies its effects when thrown.
Creating harmful surfaces beneath NPCs will now trigger a crime reaction.
Scratch can no longer equip certain weapons. Like the Everburn Blade.
Added the option to scale the density of crowds on Xbox.
As a quality-of-life improvement, the Pact Weapon condition now remains after a Long Rest.

Combat

The Shambling Mound is now a fully-fledged Honour Mode boss,
with brand new bespoke Legendary Actions and tuned-up abilities. Good luck.
The drider and Dror Ragzlin have new Legendary Actions in Honour Mode!
In Tactician Mode, the drider has a special Sanctuary, called Spindleweb Sanctuary, that erupts in a psychic explosion when the status condition ends. In addition, his Spindleweb Fanaticism aura will now debuff his enemies.
In Tactician Mode, Dror Ragzlin’s Leadership Aura will now also debuff his enemies.
Jaheira could be in bad shape by the time she arrived at Moonrise Towers since she already had to fight. Now she’s smart enough to heal up before she goes there, which we’re hoping lets her last at least an additional second in combat.
The Frightened condition applied by Ketheric’s Dreadful Aspect will now correctly end if the combat with Ketheric ends before the condition does. (This will also fix other similar cases.)
Improved combat AI pathfinding through dangerous surfaces and through steep terrain.

Flow and Scripting

Increased the number of valid methods of knocking Minthara out to recruit her.
Halsin no longer blames the goblins for his death in his Speak with Dead dialogue if he managed to get killed much later on.
Fixed a case where the lanceboard scene between Raphael and Mol would never trigger because of the script being too defensive when checking Raphael’s current in-game state.
You can finally tell Halsin that you found that letter that was sent to Kagha.
Wyll will react accordingly if you fail to save Ravengard from the Iron Throne when the pact with Mizora is broken.
Fixed an issue preventing you from talking to Mayrina after the fight with the hag.
Fixed an issue that could lead to the game being stuck on Flind’s turn if another player entered combat with her while her dialogue was ongoing

The trade interface got a graphic overhaul, clarifying which character is bartering for the party, what their Persuasion score is, and how much of a discount they’re getting for the trade. The feedback when bartering has also been improved to indicate the status of the offer.
The whole party’s inventory is now present in the trade interface, which doesn’t require you to switch characters to sell their items from their inventories anymore.
You can now change the size of text in books and other legible items in the Interface
Options.
Updated the interface visuals for the Options and Difficulty menus.
Renamed the ‘Class Passives’ panel for sorcerers on level up to ‘Metamagic’ and added a description for it. This was to make the naming more precise, given that all the class passives for sorcerers are Metamagic and the main level up window already tells you that they’re passives.
Renamed the ‘Camp Companions’ button to ‘Camp Inventories’ to more clearly indicate what it does.
Added the Custom Mode settings to the Lobby UI, giving you time to create your personalised experience while waiting for your friends. (And also giving you time to argue amongst yourselves while coming to a compromise.)
Camp chests are now integrated into the Camp Inventories UI.
Fixed incorrect button prompts and mappings showing for Switch Pro Controller on PC.
Reverse-pickpocketing (planting things into others’ inventories) should now work correctly on controller.
Improved how the combat log indicates XP gain. Now, if everyone in the party gains XP from several different sources at the same time – like when you Fireball a bunch of rats – you’ll get one entry in the combat log with the calculated total XP gained, rather than separate entries for each XP, clogging up the whole log.
Added sub-sorting to throwable items on the Hotbar so the most recently picked-up items will appear first.

Writing

When faced with certain choices after the Netherbrain is defeated, you can now tell Lae’zel to make her own decision.
Added additional Avatar Karlach and Avatar Astarion reactivity within God Gale’s dialogues in the epilogue, allowing them to request a cure for their conditions.
Added some new lines to Minthara’s epilogue dialogue to account for different paths where the player character has partnered up with her.
Added some extra Narrator lines for the Dark Urge when interacting with Gortash in his office.
Added new dialogues and reactivity for Lae’zel regarding the githyanki egg from Crèche Y’llek.
If Gale is a mind flayer in the endgame when returning to Elysium with Mystra, she will now transform him back into a human.
Rephrased some journal entries to account for NPCs being knocked out instead of killed.
If you’re romancing Shadowheart in Act II, she’ll have more banter as you’re walking around.

Cinematics

You can now give Shadowheart a hug when she’s crying after losing or saving her parents.
You can now kiss Gale’s hand if you agree to marry him. This scene was also improved with a new intro and outro.
Added a new version of the kissing scene with Astarion after he Ascends.

Sound

Fixed Gortash’s Speak with Dead dialogue missing its VO.
Fixed the Main Menu audio not starting for several seconds on Xbox, and sometimes playing in the game.
Fixed the Character Creation music not triggering until the tutorial.
Fixed dice roll sounds playing if you have the ‘Hide Failed Perception Rolls’ setting enabled while exploring. We asked the narrator to quieten down when rolling the dice for your immersion.