Hi everyone! In the wee early hours of this morning, we released a tiny update whose main purpose was to fix a bug in the ticket system. We know the community has a 1-versus-1 tournament going on, so we decided to release this fix right away instead of waiting for a bigger update.

We also buffed two of the British weapons—the Sea Service Pattern Brown Bess and the Brown Bess Carbine. In both cases, we halved the melee stamina drain and decreased the delay-between-stabs by 0.05s . These changes ought to increase their potency in melee situations.

This update also added in a few textures and assets that will be used in later updates and by community mappers.

Also, in case you haven’t seen it, check out the new roadmap page on the website to see what is coming in the future!

See you on the battle grounds!

“A well adjusted person is one who makes the same mistake twice without getting nervous.”—Alexander Hamilton

Greetings soldiers! As announced yesterday an update has just been released. We also have a new member of the development team, so there’s a lot to talk about! The biggest improvements are changes to the grenade and a fix for the recoil bug that was introduced in the last update.

Continue reading “Update Released! New Team Member, Grenade Changes, Recoil, Map Changes” →

Attention, soldiers!

Tomorrow, Sunday, we will be releasing a mini-update for BG3. As per usual the update will be released at Noon EST/4pm GMT. Servers will have to update at the same time as players. This update will be largely bug fixes: fixes to the maps and recoil bugs that were introduced in the previous update. We will also be adjusting the mechanics of the grenade.

There have been changes happening in the inner workings of the development team these past few weeks, including a new team member—information on this and more will be in the news post tomorrow.

Until then—see you on the battle field!

“Go on and improve in everything worthy.” — John Adams

At ease, soldiers! This new patch aims to serve as a stopgap to bigger content and to make some small quality of life changes for server administrators, mappers and players alike.

Continue reading “Mini Update 26/1/20 – New Map, Bug Fixes, Server Tools” →

This is duplicate post of what was posted on Steam two weeks ago.

Attention, soldiers! A new update has been released. This is the biggest update in the history of BG3—read below for the changelog!

Continue reading “Update RELEASED! New Guns, Admin Menu, New Map, Bug Fixes” →

It has been a long, harsh, silent winter stuffed in winter quarters, but now Battle Grounds III is back and ready for a big update! This update will be on January 12th at 12pm EST/4pm GMT.

In this news post we will discuss the content of the next update, announce a new team member, and discuss the future direction of the game.

Continue reading “Update Planned SUNDAY Jan. 12th, Development Direction” →

Attention, soldiers!

While we developers are still on campaign for the next big game update, other battles have taken place in other theaters of war! The website has been updated, the community’s mapping competition is coming to a close, and community-run tournaments are still ongoing!

Continue reading “Website Updates, Mapping Competition Closing, Tournaments” →

Attention, soldiers! We are still working hard on future updates, but recently an exploit was discovered that crashes servers. We wanted to deliver a fix for this right away, and we’ve also thrown in a few extra goodies for good measure. In other news, BG3 now has a developer-run Discord Server! Join it now to meet other players, share war stories, and chat with the developers! Additionally, soon the website will be updated with permanent links to this Discord server and other servers which are run by the community.

Continue reading “Changelog 26/9/19 – Crash Fix, Discord Server” →

Attention, soldiers! The previously announced update has just been released. Both servers and players have to update in order to keep playing with each other.

Continue reading “Changelog 6/9/19 – Map Updates, Bug Fixes & More” →