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Save Game can be found here: %LocalAppData%\Larian Studios (copy paste into the explorer)

[Edited by Ploedman, 8/3/2023 11:37:35 AM]

Hey Cal,

This might be too little too late, but here are the instructions Larian put for installing the full game if you already had Early Access installed:

1. Delete your in-game Early Access Saves
We’ve taken measures to ensure a smooth transition into the launch version of BG3, but we still recommend deleting your in-game Early Access save files if you still have access to an Early Access version of the game.

Your Early Access saves and player profiles aren’t compatible with the release version of Baldur’s Gate 3, and leaving them in your save folders may in some fringe cases cause issues. Note: simply deleting the game’s save folder may create conflicts when either Steam Cloud or Larian Cloud re-downloads the save files.
Open Baldur’s Gate 3.
On the main menu, click Load Game.
Click through old campaigns and select Delete Campaign.

This method will ensure your saves are deleted from your computer as well as from the cloud.

We know it can be hard to say goodbye: if you want to back up your saves before removing them from the cloud, you can move them from %LocalAppData%\Larian Studios to another location for safekeeping, before removing them.

2. Uninstall the Early Access version
Having the Early Access version of Baldur’s Gate 3 installed will not speed up your download of the full game, and could affect your installation of the full game. Due to the game being in Early Access, we’re unable to offer pre-loads, as this would break existing Early Access saves. To uninstall:
In the Steam client, open your Steam Library.
Right click Baldur’s Gate 3.
From the menu that appears, select Manage -> Uninstall.

3. Delete your Mods
Existing mods will not be compatible with the release version of Baldur’s Gate 3, and will cause issues or break the game in unpredictable ways.

After uninstalling the game, check your Baldur’s Gate 3 installation folder and your AppData folder for Baldur’s Gate 3 to ensure there are no remaining folders for mods.

If you use a mod installer like the Vortex Mod Manager from Nexus, make sure you also uninstall the mods in the mod manager to ensure they aren’t automatically re-downloaded.

For mod-related troubleshooting, check out our Mod Information support page.

4. Install BG3 on an SSD
A solid-state drive (SSD) is highly recommended to play Baldur’s Gate 3, and we recommend you install the game on yours. It’s good practice to make sure you have more space on the drive than is needed.

Grumpy man is grumpy.

Hey Cal,
I appreciate you and your team on the great work you do. Thank you for your effort and fantastisc work. Looking forward to the result when it is ready.
Cheers,
Tooms

Hi Cal! Been a long time since I posted but just wanted to pop in and thank you, Pwiz and the gang for all the hard work over the years, the only lifetime sub that has ever paid off (and continues to) you guys are as great a happy anomaly as Larian is in their own industry.

Take a break and enjoy the game, don't bust yourselves to appease the gogogo crowd they aren't going to be happy anyway.

To the OG's still providing a quality product that has continued to evolve and get better, this ancient gamer thanks you.

thanks

[Edited by yakopak, 8/3/2023 12:00:16 PM]

You already made a post that got deleted, and got your answer several times. No need to keep pushing

I got ya bud. I am right outside of druids grove the first place with a shop npc with most companions at my camp.

Attached my last auto save

Just dump it here:

AppData\Local\Larian Studios\Baldur's Gate 3\PlayerProfiles\Public\Savegames\Story