“This is so f**king annoying”: 1 Flaw in Baldur’s Gate 3 Made the 2023’s Best Game Painful to Play

Larian Studios need to address the most basic flaw in the game.

Baldur’s Gate 3

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  • A major flaw that hinders the experience of players in Baldur's Gate 3 is a cause for concern.
  • In an open world RPG, there are a lot of things to care about apart from fearing death while jumping from one place to another.
  • Despite some flaws, Baldur's Gate 3 emerged as one of the best games of 2023, with improved graphics and world design.
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Baldur’s Gate 3 impressed a lot of people upon its release. It created a special place in the hearts of players, standing out and winning the Game of the Year in 2023, alongside some great titles, like, Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, Starfield, and many more. However, this MMORPG game failed to impress in making the movement mechanics free of any flaws. It’s high time now that Larian Studios addresses this one flaw that is ruining the experience of players.

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Baldur's gate 3's movement mechanics
A still from Baldur’s Gate 3 | Larian Studios

The jumping mechanics in the game seem to be broken, which makes the navigation of the map difficult and frustrating, hindering the experience of the game, overall. If you are a completionist, this is bound to pose problems for you at some point, as some parts of the map become completely inaccessible due to the bug.

Jumping, the cause of an endless death loop in Baldur’s Gate 3 

Some people have experienced bizarre situations while playing the game, especially while navigating the map for resources and jumping off cliffs. As mentioned by one Reddit user

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Another user wrote –

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It’s not fair to the players to experience a death loop with no actual fault of theirs. This minor inconvenience can slowly grow into a major problem in the game, which, by the very nature of it requires a great learning curve to wrap your head around.

Resting after a long day of exploring
A still from Baldur’s Gate 3 | Larian Studios

The world-building of this game is intricately designed, and if players are having problems traveling around the map then Larian Studios might have to take some action, soon.

Another user, capybooya, wrote –

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RPG games are known for simulating a customized experience for each player, which means that every decision they make, and every resource they collect slightly changes the experience in the game. This further stresses that in a world where you have to take care of so much, jumping from one place to another shouldn’t feel like a task, especially when you have increased your strength and gone to great depths to enable your character to take on challenging jumps.

The silver lining, before and after the death loop

Despite this, there is no doubt Baldur’s Gate 3 is a great game. The graphical representation of the world is superb and the world-building is very well designed, you can find hidden caves, solve interesting puzzles, meet interesting people along the way, and even fall in love with them, all of which make the game extremely immersive.

The replayability of Baldur's gate 3 is strong.
Baldur’s Gate 3 character art | Larian Studios

The replayability of this game makes it stand out. One can’t get bored of the lore this game has to offer, especially due to the plethora of choices and customizations available. Some players feel that they enjoy the game better during their second run at it, which is phenomenal. As with any other art form, you know something is good when it gets better the more you revisit it.

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All in all, Baldur’s Gate 3 is a great game with a lot to offer and bug fixes are a constant battle for the developers, which will only make the game better in the years to come.

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Written by Anupam Lamba

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Anupam Lamba is an avid gamer and film lover. After completing his bachelors in Mass Communication he started working as a writer in the Indian film industry before his love for gaming made him venture into the lanes of Fandomwire and he started working as a gaming writer here.