Summary<\/h3>\n\n- 13 new cinematic Evil Endings added, including one for each Origin Character.<\/li>\n
- Dynamic Split Screen revamps multiplayer gameplay, with the screen splitting and merging based on players\u2019 distance from each other.<\/li>\n
- Mods officially available on console \u2013 check out five of the most popular game-changers to get you started.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n
After much anticipation, Baldur\u2019s Gate 3<\/a><\/strong><\/em> Patch 7 is now available on Xbox Series X|S, bringing with it fresh mutations, mutilations and multiplayer options to continue your adventures across The Sword Coast. With so much added, we thought it\u2019d be helpful to break down what\u2019s new, especially as some elements may be slightly less familiar than others!<\/p>\nKicking things off are our brand new Evil Endings \u2013 there are 13 in total (what an auspicious number), all designed to reward those of you with the cast-iron stomachs needed to make some truly dastardly decisions across the course of your playthrough. You asked, we answered\u2026 just be careful what you wish for.<\/p>\n![\"Baldur's](\"https:\/\/xxboxnews.blob.core.windows.net\/prod\/sites\/2\/2024\/10\/EVIL3-9767c21a258a606faf9b.jpg\")
<\/figure>\nAlongside this, we\u2019ve brought an updated version of our Dynamic Split Screen from Divinity: Original Sin 2 <\/em>to Baldur\u2019s Gate 3<\/em>. No more shall your couch co-op sessions be littered with arguments over which direction to go in! This update means that, whenever you and your fellow party members want to go in different directions, the screen will split dynamically and remerge again when you\u2019re back within range.<\/p>\nBut the real meat of today\u2019s update comes in the form of our new Mod Manager, which enables console players to embrace that special breed of mayhem usually reserved for PC players. That said, with so many mods available, we appreciate it can be a bit overwhelming. So, to get you started, here\u2019s a rundown of five of our favorites that really show off the depth of the new toolkit:<\/p>\n
1) Paladins Have Gods<\/a> by Baladeur<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Baldur's](\"https:\/\/xxboxnews.blob.core.windows.net\/prod\/sites\/2\/2024\/10\/PALADIN_XBOX_MOD_1-4ce66e27083cb7f8848f.jpg\")
<\/figure>\nThe deities overseeing the lands of The Forgotten Realms are a fickle bunch, frequently putting the \u201cgod\u201d in \u201cgod-awful\u201d. So why not give your stalwart Paladin a few extra curveballs to deal with by pledging their allegiance to one of these reprobates? We promise it\u2019ll add depth, flavor and new dialogue options \u2013 and we\u2019d never break an oath to you!<\/p>\n
2) Path of Nightmares \u2013 Dark Urge Dice<\/a> by elliegreenart<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Baldur's](\"https:\/\/xxboxnews.blob.core.windows.net\/prod\/sites\/2\/2024\/10\/DICE_MOD_XBOX_1-727e7e8d282b0af4989e.jpg\")
<\/figure>\nThere are a plethora of mods on offer that add visual customization options to your Baldur\u2019s Gate 3<\/em> adventures. We\u2019ve got mods for hair, mods for faces, and even dye packs and clothes packs. But when faced with so much choice, remember to spare a thought for the humble icosahedron \u2013 or D20 to me and you. Why not pair your latest run exploring Patch 7\u2019s new Evil Endings with these beauties from elliegreenart? Go on \u2013 they\u2019ll put the \u201cdie\u201d back in your dice.<\/p>\n3) Adjustable Party Limit<\/a> by PixellBytes<\/strong><\/p>\n![\"Baldur's](\"https:\/\/xxboxnews.blob.core.windows.net\/prod\/sites\/2\/2024\/10\/Adjustable_Party_limit_Screenshot1-66356980f69f870c48f0.jpg\")
<\/figure>\nTo paraphrase the great Lesley Gore: A big party? You can try if you want to!<\/em> Yes, one of the most-demanded requests we\u2019ve seen has finally been realized thanks to the noble work of Pixellbytes, who\u2019s added functionality allowing you to wander The Sword Coast with a party of up to 16 adventurers. Couple of fun facts: that\u2019s exactly 1.7 times the size of a certain famous fellowship of nine, and the mod even works in multiplayer. Okay, maybe only one of those is actually fun.<\/p>\n
After much anticipation, Baldur\u2019s Gate 3<\/a><\/strong><\/em> Patch 7 is now available on Xbox Series X|S, bringing with it fresh mutations, mutilations and multiplayer options to continue your adventures across The Sword Coast. With so much added, we thought it\u2019d be helpful to break down what\u2019s new, especially as some elements may be slightly less familiar than others!<\/p>\n Kicking things off are our brand new Evil Endings \u2013 there are 13 in total (what an auspicious number), all designed to reward those of you with the cast-iron stomachs needed to make some truly dastardly decisions across the course of your playthrough. You asked, we answered\u2026 just be careful what you wish for.<\/p>\n Alongside this, we\u2019ve brought an updated version of our Dynamic Split Screen from Divinity: Original Sin 2 <\/em>to Baldur\u2019s Gate 3<\/em>. No more shall your couch co-op sessions be littered with arguments over which direction to go in! This update means that, whenever you and your fellow party members want to go in different directions, the screen will split dynamically and remerge again when you\u2019re back within range.<\/p>\n But the real meat of today\u2019s update comes in the form of our new Mod Manager, which enables console players to embrace that special breed of mayhem usually reserved for PC players. That said, with so many mods available, we appreciate it can be a bit overwhelming. So, to get you started, here\u2019s a rundown of five of our favorites that really show off the depth of the new toolkit:<\/p>\n 1) Paladins Have Gods<\/a> by Baladeur<\/strong><\/p>\n The deities overseeing the lands of The Forgotten Realms are a fickle bunch, frequently putting the \u201cgod\u201d in \u201cgod-awful\u201d. So why not give your stalwart Paladin a few extra curveballs to deal with by pledging their allegiance to one of these reprobates? We promise it\u2019ll add depth, flavor and new dialogue options \u2013 and we\u2019d never break an oath to you!<\/p>\n 2) Path of Nightmares \u2013 Dark Urge Dice<\/a> by elliegreenart<\/strong><\/p>\n There are a plethora of mods on offer that add visual customization options to your Baldur\u2019s Gate 3<\/em> adventures. We\u2019ve got mods for hair, mods for faces, and even dye packs and clothes packs. But when faced with so much choice, remember to spare a thought for the humble icosahedron \u2013 or D20 to me and you. Why not pair your latest run exploring Patch 7\u2019s new Evil Endings with these beauties from elliegreenart? Go on \u2013 they\u2019ll put the \u201cdie\u201d back in your dice.<\/p>\n 3) Adjustable Party Limit<\/a> by PixellBytes<\/strong><\/p>\n To paraphrase the great Lesley Gore: A big party? You can try if you want to!<\/em> Yes, one of the most-demanded requests we\u2019ve seen has finally been realized thanks to the noble work of Pixellbytes, who\u2019s added functionality allowing you to wander The Sword Coast with a party of up to 16 adventurers. Couple of fun facts: that\u2019s exactly 1.7 times the size of a certain famous fellowship of nine, and the mod even works in multiplayer. Okay, maybe only one of those is actually fun.<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\n<\/figure>\n
![\"Baldur's](\"https:\/\/xxboxnews.blob.core.windows.net\/prod\/sites\/2\/2024\/10\/CELESTIAL_WARLOCK_MOD_XBOX_1-2ebb9d944f86276c0928.jpg\")
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