Most people probably flipped through a license agreement, but one of the participants of the Sabreddite Baldur’s Gate 3 managed. "The time has come to pause, – the point begins, – because, as we understand, your mind is already longing for respite, withstanding the above numerous provisions of legal jargon".

So, having discarded the weighty volumes of gloomy jurisprudence aside and crossing the easier path of ancient customs and mystical decisions that control the fair people, please keep in mind that when accepting this pact, you undertake to refrain from concluding a transaction with another creature of Fei, infernal or other eldric origin. If you still cannot withstand the seductive melody that their malicious conditions whisper, we reserve the right to break all professional or social ties with the end user and apply for the appropriate means of legal protection to the morning of the morning.

Simply put, the condition prohibits players to conclude transactions with any creatures that have a slightly darker and occult origin, which, obviously, is not entirely possible in large -scale fantasy role -playing game. The community likes a new point that was not in drugs during the early access, for its inclusion and a typical tone of spelling for Larian.

The reservation, of course, is frivolous, but for those who go so far to reading drugs, this is a small and funny Easter. This is not the first time that Larian hides something in the conditions and provisions of Baldur’s Gate 3. During the early access, a quest was included in the provision "one (1) records of chants, songs, text, poems or interpreted dance, performed by you and praising your interest in forgotten kingdoms". Since then, this quest has received the name in the community "Guild of great geniuses".

Baldur’s Gate 3 is becoming more and more popular after yesterday’s release version 1.0. Steam servers did not collapse, but, of course, they staggered a little, as many tried to download the game due to the lack of pre-load.