Baldur’s Gate 3  just changed the game. I don’t mean the fact that it’s become the second most played game on Steam right now, catching up to Steam mainstays  CS:GO  and  DOTA 2 . I don’t mean how it’s enjoying incredible success without elements like a battle pass or microtransactions. And I don’t even mean how it’s a game crafted to appeal to a wide range of players across race, gender, and sexuality. Any one of these qualities alone makes  Baldur’s Gate 3  an incredible game. On Thursday, with yet another hotfix, Larian Studios blew the doors off the hinges for what a developer can do with a game with one simple sentence: “As of today, we’re also reactivating cross-saves as we near our PlayStation 5 launch.” (Cross-saves were deactivated earlier this month after the feature was apparently responsible for some players experiencing bugs with the PC launch.) You mean I’ll be able to take my  BG3  Steam save and, after creating a Larian Studios account, play it on my PlayStation 5? Wh