Where is the latest patch for this? Thank you.

I am also looking for that. We've waited enough.

It's there.

The store page does not show the Mac version as available.

Mac version? I thought this topic was about the latest patch.

Patch 3 == full Mac support. Just checked again and it seems to be out on Steam for some, but the GOG Mac version is still early access code

The latest patch is supposed to include the Mac version.

No. They're different files.

I emailed customer support asking when it would be available. I'll post the findings if they happen to get back to me before release.

That would be great. Thanks!

I don't see any patches. I see a full download of the game patched though..is that it?

New:
Now I see them...it was on the Mac version :D

Anybody else getting a "not enough free space on disk" error when installing on a mac? I have 300 GB free and I cannot install, I keep getting this error. Gog gaming installer shows 113 GB download and 131 GB install size.

Can't help with an answer to that. I am waiting for the offline installers to download them on my portable SSD because I only have 160 GB available on my Mac.

Earlier this and other posts where in the BG forum, and now seem to be in General.

To those saying it's here already, it certainly isn't for offline installer. So why should I trust its here otherwise?

I'm taking a wild guess here, but it's probably your finder lying about free disk space, it's a known issue.

First check your disk utility program and find your data volume (normally it should be "Macintosh HD - Data"), this tells you the actual real free space. You can also check this with a terminal command: "df -H /" (without the quotes). Does it say something very different than your finder under "Avail(able)"? That's the problem.

Most likely it's local snapshots of time machine that are clogging up your disk space. They're supposed to be deleted after 24h, but well... To find out, use the terminal and run "tmutil listlocalsnapshots /" (again, without quotes), this will give you a list of the currently stored local snapshots. I'd wager there's several of them and they're way older than 24h.

I'm not an actual expert on these things, but I don't think there's any harm deleting them (I did so myself before). Just to be safe, if possible run a time machine backup on your backup drive before doing so.

You also should try just rebooting (that cleans up temporary caches for example) and run a first aid on your data volume using the disk utility (it's a button on the top menu of the window).

If that doesn't helpt, to delete the local snapshots open up a terminal and put in: "tmutil thinlocalsnapshots / 1000000000 1", this will force the system to purge them. Run a "df -H /" again to check whether that freed up space.

Here's a stackoverflow thread discussing this topic: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/309143/how-to-thin-your-local-time-machine-snapshots-on-macos-high-sierra

Good luck!