While Baldur's Gate 3 has broadly been beloved by, well, just about everyone, players have increasingly been raising concerns that Act 3 isn't up to the standards set by the earlier stages of the game. Developer Larian Studios has directly responded to those concerns, and says that fixes for some - but not all - of the points raised are coming.
Criticisms of Act 3 have basically taken three forms: the performance isn't up to snuff, there are too many bugs, and there are indications that some content has been cut. To that first point, Larian says in a blog post that it knows Act 3's performance, "isn’t as good as the first two acts," but there will be some notable improvements as of Patch 2. "We’ll also be working throughout September to improve performance in Act 3 further with new technology that’s been taking a bit longer to release than we expected."
