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Baldur’s Gate 3 is now available globally after six years in development and three years in early access. It will take some time before genuine evaluations begin to surface due to the game’s enormous size, estimates that it has 174 hours’ worth of cutscenes and more than 17,000 different endings, and an impossibly short review period (The Verge received our copy on Sunday). (Or at least it ought should, because there will undoubtedly be some locations that hurried the action for a callous SEO machine.) However, based on the brief time I spent with Baldur’s Gate 3, advice, suggestions, and ideas may be provided to help you get through the game’s first 20 to 30 hours. Verify that the suggested requirements are satisfied. The size of Baldur’s Gate 3 is around 120 gigabytes. My machine, which is only a few years old, has an Intel i5-10400 processor, 16 gigabytes of RAM, and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 graphics card installed. With these requirements, it is clear that I am firmly in the middle of Larian’s minimum and suggested values. Despite the fact that I haven’t seen any significant performance problems, BG3 requires a lot of resources, as evidenced by the fact that my desktop fans are always running. As a result, be sure your computer can execute it above the minimum specifications. You may also wait till the game is released on consoles. On September 6, the PS5 will be released, while the Xbox will follow much later.