Larian Studios Forums Baldur's Gate III Baldur's Gate III - General Forum Unity and Community

This is an open to this form. I have been on every form you could imagine and I always hear about community and and they're just words. But one thing that forms never do and that show unity basically we see the other person's problem as not our problem. Example take yesterday's patch, a lot of Mac users did not like the patch because it focused on the mirror you know the ability to change our appearance. Or previously where it was focused on putting your friends basically in a closet on ice whatever you want to call it.

I think a lot of us forget about that, you know so maybe next time keep in mind that maybe thing doesn't affect you but they may affect someone else. Doesn't mean their issues are not as important as yours. So try and keep that in perspective okay?

Sincerely, FinishThem!

P.S. Is there any way to alter a Screen Name? Because I forgot the Exclamation Point, at the end of FinishThem LOL!

I don't get at all where you are coming from here.

Mac support was literally the first thing they wrote about in the patch announcement. Both in the headline and in the text. As a Mac user myself I haven''t seen any complaints at all regarding that announcement. Quite the opposite actually.

Mac users has before this patch been left completely in the dark. A lot of people even bought the game on release thinking it was the full version. There was no information at all that Mac was still in EA. After that all the information we got was that they target a release for Mac 6th of september. At the 6th we only got a very brief statement in the PS5 release announcement that the Mac release will come later this month and then silence again. Until now the last few days when they announced patch 3. I think the communication could've been a lot batter there. I am pretty sure almost all Mac users are very happy that they made a native Mac release of the game, but they are disappointed by the lack communication. I also think Mac users understand that they are a minority and that they therefore will not always be prioritised, but no one likes to be completely left in the dark.