Baldur’s Gate 3 devs reveal most popular & strangest choices players keep making
Baldur’s Gate 3 developer Larian Studios has revealed statistics regarding the most popular and strangest choices players have made since launch.
The developers ofBaldur’s Gate 3have been keeping tabs on the fanbase since the Early Access version of the game, with stats & feedback flowing back to them. This information promoted changes to the game, such as thecompanions’ personalities being tweaked over time.
Once the game’s initial launch weekend was over, Larian already had lists ofBaldur’s Gate 3’s most popular classesand races to share. This data was based on everyone’s first run-through at launch, with players using their ideal character for their journey into the Forgotten Realms.
Now that Baldur’s Gate 3 has been out for a few months, Larian has released new stats, showing just how much time and effort the fanbase has put into the game.
Baldur’s Gate 3 players have made some strange decisions since launch
A new post on the officialLarian Studios Twitter/Xpage features updated player stats, showing what everyone has been up to since launch.
The most popular races are the Paladin, Sorcerer, and Fighter, while the Monk, Ranger, and Cleric are the least popular. Meanwhile, the most popular races are the Elf, Human, and Half-Elf, while the least popular are the Dwarf, Gnome, and Halfling.
⚔️ Since our launch in August, over 1.3 million players have completed Baldur’s Gate 3.🧀 A number almost equaled by those of you transformed into a wheel of cheese.📈 All this, and more in our latest thread of amazing stats!pic.twitter.com/38hSZw1wPk
Regarding party members, Gale is the most popular Origin character to play as, with Lae’zel being the least popular. In terms ofromantic partners in Baldur’s Gate 3, Shadowheart is the most popular, followed by Karlach and Lae’zel.
When it comes to stranger stats, Scratch the Dog has been petted 48.5 million times, the Speak with Dead spell has been used 113 million times, 84 million Fireballs have been thrown, and 2 million players survived a dinosaur attack.
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The most unfortunate players are the 1.2 million characters forced to dance via magic or the 1.24 million players transformed into sentient cheese. The magic of the D&D multiverse truly is terrifying to behold.
Baldur’s Gate 3 has had a truly astonishing amount of engagement from players since launch, with millions of people worldwide going on bizarre adventures, all of which are being monitored by Larian for future laughs on social media.
