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Given the history of the series, I find this to be pretty endearing. I have fond memories of playing the multi-disc Baldurs Gate 1 on PC as a child. It's kinda fun to see that today's gamers will have a similar experience with the same series nearly 30 years later.
It'll not be swapped during gameplay, but upon installation. RDR2 was similar.
As of Xbox One/PS4, all disc games are fully installed to the HDD/SSD, so you'll most likely have to sit through a lengthy install process. Not sure how fast the drive is, but it's probably 6x, meaning a theoretical 27 MB/s read speed, which in reality is probably averaging more like 20 MB/s. So the installation will likely take more than two hours.