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Alright, so imagine this: ConcernedApe, the brain behind Stardew Valley, says this thing about a Baldur’s Gate 3 mod being “cool.” Fun fact: he hasn’t played with mods much. Like, at all. It’s kinda wild, right?
So, “Baldur’s Village” is this mod that got yanked down by accident? Wizards of the Coast went all DMCA on it. Anyway, it’s back now. Players love it, diving into this mash-up of cozy farming with epic RPG vibes. Characters from BG3 like Astarion and the gang—they’re now in Stardew. Crazy!
ConcernedApe digs how the 1.6 update helps modders go wild. Though he doesn’t jump in those mod waters himself. He’s chill like that—wants folks to tweak the game their way but prefers vanilla.
Mods, man, they’re like adding a cherry on top (or maybe a whole sundae?) without really needing it. They bring a zing of newness—seasonal outfits, areas, you name it. Speaking of zing, “Baldur’s Village” serves up fresh characters, shops, and storylines. Astarion’s got his whole arc in there. I mean, those who want to grab it can just hit up Nexus Mods. Go mod-crazy, people!
All in all, it’s this cozy-RPG crossover that somehow just works. Go figure. So, what’s the deal? Maybe ConcernedApe’ll try mods one day. Or not. Who knows? 🤷♂️
