Larian Studios Forums Baldur's Gate III Baldur's Gate III - General Are these going to finish after full release?

Plus two quests I wasn't able to finish.

I don't know if I've made all the quest but I have the impression that I explored all the early access map so I made a list of quests that preusmibly will end with the full release:

1) Find the Nightsong;
2) Find the missing boots;
3) Githyanki Crèche (I have doubts, but I still can not locate it, something i find weird because it's one of the three initial possible solutions to the parasite infection: the druid healer, the goblins, the crèche(

On a side i have a quest I can not find a way to complete without a war with the druids in the cave: Steal the Idol (that i suppose will make disappear the quest marker for The entrance boy).

Probably. Considering we only have access to a tiny portion of the game so far, most unfinished quest are either bugged or will be completed in a later act.

Oh, well. I just hope Larian didn't launch the early access too early.

#2 is in EA if I remember right. The other 2 dont seem to be.

If you worry about missing stuff - don’t. Save won’t be transferable to 1.0 anyway.

These quests, along with a few others, are completed on the next map over, which is not part of Early Access.

You can finish Find the missing boots ... I have done so in my 1st playthru

Huh?....

It's apparently so, to end the quest you have to give the bbots to the Durguar sergeant who is in the other rive of the lake, place where you can put feet only after the end of early access.

You can get the boots but if you help the deep gnome you can't finish her quest because it leads you to Moonrise Towers

Wait, what is this "find the boots" quest?

You do realize that they are going to wipe our character saves (probably several times) before launch right?

The boots quest is in the underdark, you meet a hunter true soul hunting a runaway who stole them.

That really depends of what do you mean by "too early".

We are roughly one full year away from release in the best case scenario.
Possible even more, if they decide that the initial projection was too optimist (which incidentally happens 99% of the times in software development).