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I’m pretty annoyed about that, as the only console I have is an Xbox Series X and since I don’t have a gaming PC I’m completely denied the chance to play the game. What this means is that there’ll be no Xbox version at all when the game comes out on PlayStation 5 next month and it sounds like attempts to get it working on Xbox Series S will delay it into next year. And Larian don’t want to take it out of the Xbox Series X version. The Xbox Series S hasn’t got enough horsepower to run it but Microsoft won’t let developer Larian only have it work on Xbox Series X. Rejoining is easy and all your games and play progress will be right here waiting for you. The problem is the split-screen mode in the game, which I enjoyed very much with the same developer’s Divinity: Original Sin 2. If you choose to cancel, you’ll still have full access to your games until your billing period ends on subscription.endDate. But now we do have a good example: thanks to the Xbox Series S I can’t play Baldur’s Gate 3 until probably next year.

This seemed pretty straightforward to me but, like I said, I lot of people seemed to want to deny it and because there were no good examples (the main guy complaining about it worked on Gotham Knights) everyone kind of forgot about it.