it does and you get to pick the creature type - all those creature types still have alignments too, so alignment isnt as nonexistent as ppl may think - but i agree that alignment isnt as big a character feature as previous dnd editions, more just flavor for your characters roleplay. that said i think having some alignment specific tags, as long as they didnt constrain the player (ie you have x alignment so you must take the x story path) would be a neat feature to have, as i think tag variance among players/playthroughs is what would really make each bg3 experience different.
Perhaps I've been getting my editions mixed up but there's also the spell Protection from Evil and Good in 5e, which is somewhat similar to the older spells except that it offers protection "against certain types of creatures - Aberrations, Celestials, Elementals, Fey, Fiends, and Undead" instead of a blanket protection against any NPC or monster with the appropriate alignment.
That said, I'd still rather have alignment implemented than not.
