How to Kick a Party Member in Baldur’s Gate 3

Welcome fellow adventurer! Whether you're new to Baldur's Gate 3 or a seasoned player, you may have encountered a situation where a party member is causing more trouble than they're worth. Maybe they're constantly dying in battles, or their personality clashes with the rest of the group. Whatever the reason, it's important to know how to remove a troublesome party member without causing any issues in the game. In this blog post, we'll explore the various methods you can use to part ways with a party member in Baldur's Gate 3.Before we dive into the details, it's important to ensure that you have the latest version of the game installed. This is crucial as older versions may have bugs or glitches that can cause issues when trying to remove a party member. To check if you have the latest version, simply go to the game's main menu and look for any updates. If there are any available, download and install them before attempting to remove a party member.

Now that you've confirmed that your game is up-to-date, let's explore the two methods you can use to remove a party member.

The first and easiest method is to initiate a conversation with the party member you wish to remove. To do this, simply click on the character and select "Talk" from the menu. This will bring up a dialogue box where you can choose various conversation options. Look for the option that says "Part Ways" and select it. The party member will then leave your group and disappear from your party roster.

One thing to note is that the party member will not be available for recruitment later on in the game. So, if you change your mind and want them back, you'll need to start a new game or load a previous save file.

If you're in camp and want to remove a party member without having to interact with them directly, you can do so by interacting with the hireling who recruited them. To do this, simply look for the hireling in camp and click on them. This will bring up a dialogue box where you can select the option to dismiss the party member. The hireling will then take care of the rest and remove the party member from your group.

This method is useful if you don't want to engage in a conversation with the party member and want to avoid any potential conflicts.

If you're playing Baldur's Gate 3 in multiplayer mode, removing a party member can be a bit tricky. Unlike in single-player mode, there may not be a straightforward option to dismiss the party member. Killing them off may not be effective either as the game may not intend for violence.

In these situations, communication is key. Talk it out with your friends and come up with a mutually agreeable solution. Maybe the party member can take a backseat and not participate in battles or quests, or maybe you can agree to part ways in a peaceful manner.

Whatever you decide, it's important to remember that parting ways with a party member doesn't have to be dramatic or hostile. It's just part of the game, and sometimes it's necessary to ensure that the rest of the group can function properly.