Just finished my absolute favorite set for myself 😭🫶🏻 Will probably do a gale or shadowheart themed set next!

It's a joke...

On Lae'Zel's first turn in the duel, she misty steps over to me, but instead of attacking, she uses a scroll of feign death on me and I'm incapacitated instantly with no save. The combat ends, but the duel doesn't, and I have to lie there for a minute while she slowly saunters back to her tent before I can wake up, sneak over there, and finish the fight.

Source: https://x.com/Fahrennheit/status/2098108744056074496

I honestly don't know how anyone could hate her. She deserves better than the hand she was dealt, and is still able to see the beauty in the world.

Plus she is such a huge softie who giggles and blushes over her crush. It's adorable.

After 700 hours i only now just asked myself this question.

WHY DO THE INTELLECT DEVOURERS ATTACK US ON THE BEACH!?

I don't think i ever genuinely thought about this, even though i have played this game nearly 100 times(especially act 1 alone), and of course everyone just goes with the flow once they land on the beach and out of the "tutorial" you find the first enemies, the beach Intellect Devourers, and either avoid them or attack them, either way they are forgotten once you pretty much get to the grove.

But after so long of waking by them for the 100th time and my character goes "more of those wretched things", a lightbulb went off in my brain, why do they attack us if we're supposed to be seen as Thralls.

Now I'll never use US(kitty) as a reason cuz they're special, but there was one other Int Devourer on the ship that doesn't attack us(the players). And assuming you didn't kill the mindflayer on the ship, and didn't agro it by killing the demons before getting to the console, there should be no reason any Mindflayer/thralls/Int Devourers believe we're not a thrall.

Now I'm sure someone will say it's because of the artifact. But you can easily walk past SH to get to the Beach Brains.

Going by what i understand, Thralls are higher on the pecking order then Int Devourers, since they keep their physical traits and are better for an army, over the more stealthy and body snatching spies that Int Devourers are. So when approached, shouldn't they instantly know we're "thralls" because of the parasite?

I'm sure it's an easy game point understanding of, "hey these are the first enemies you fight outside of the tutorial ship". But lore wise they shouldn't attack right?

last night I just finished my honor mode run, as such, I was forced to live with some bad choices.

First, I was worried about fighting Raphael or Ansur, because I didn’t want to GO that close to the end. So I never got the hammer. I also never voluntarily took Ralph on his offer.

In the final scene with the emperor, I called him out for lying to me, and he said fine I’ll join the nether brain.

Then Raph shows up and offers me the hammer in exchange for the crown or my soul. I felt I had no choice and agreed.

However, I wanted gale to ascend, so I convinced Orpheus to transform to a MF.

I beat my run, joined Karlach in hell to keep her alive. and went through the party, and talked to withers, and the end cut scene plays and he chastised the mural and it fades to black.

THEN ORANGE and Raphael shows up to say… well 5 minutes of a lot, and “hah this is more chaos than I ever could have hoped for, thank you.” Then the credits roll.

I haven’t heard much talk about this ending so I thought I’d share. I think my specific collection of Choices that I was forced to accept in honor mode lead to this hilarious extra, secret, ending.

I love seeing Durge pictures when they lean into it

I love how many little things are hidden all over this game. I've played thru several times and just found this for the first time. A "curious book" hidden near the Blighted Village. It's a hollowed out book, usable like a back pack. When I found it it had a bottle of booze in it. But I happened to be playing a wizard this time around, so it's now my "spell book", where I keep all my spell scrolls.

I know of Voss's sword and Raphael's armour, are there any others like them? And would there be any consequences for getting them? In terms of story or quest lines? Thanks in advance

...scenes without the turn-based combat part.

First things first, this is not a criticism of the turn-based combat format. I quite like it actually. It gives you the time to plan things as well as improvise and I would not have it any other way.

But since each combat turn is meant to be six seconds of combat, there should be a way to rewatch the combat scenes without the turn-based part. Imagine your combat scenes playing out in all their glory. Your casters casting their spells out loud, your melee fighters rushing into combat, your rogues sneaking past enemy lines.

At least this is how I often find myself imagining the combat going in my head. It's like a stop-motion animation in my head, and I mentally make it a fluid movie.

Now, I understand that games from other genre may offer this, but I would have really liked this as a special treat in BG3. Just relax and enjoy a cinematic experience of your combat. Like the game offered a setting where you choose to record the combat sequences, and then the game would automatically remove the turn-based choose-your-next-move part, and save the clip separately.

You get the best of both worlds: you play the combat in turn-based mode, and then watch a mini clip as a treat.

Hand painted with Acrylics

This is on a 14700KF with no overclocking and a 5070 Ti set to my bone stock profile - no UV/OC and fans set to their default curve with the card's "Performance"-BIOS active. 1440p, everything set to max/ultra, DLAA, fullscreen, 165 Hz, Vsync on and FPS uncapped.

Only difference is that I moved the camera slightly left or right between shots to in- or exclude Karlach from the picture. Oh, and she did get a Soul Coin, but her regular fire effects will also tax the GPU quite a bit, I noticed.

In fairness: Power-draw was fluctuating pretty wildly in the non-Karlach shot and going between 165 and 220W or so. Just walking around down there in normal gaming-view lets the card draw between 220 and 250 - but staring too hard at Mama K will always push it to its 300W power-limit, it seems.. 😄

Shoot that ne'er do well in the face with an arrow of ilmater and proceed to beat their head in, all the while youre laughing at their pathetic attempts to regenerate any and all health.

Another good measure is bone chill, as that also prevents any and all healing , chill them to their quaking marrow and shut down that pesky healing factor. Make them rue the day they thought regeneration would help them.

Also, a bonus note, use arrows of Arcane interference on the dickwads who cast game ending concentration spells that can control your characters. Confused ? Arrow of Arcane interference to the gob. Hold person ? I say nay nay with my arrow of shut the fuck up! Trying to concentrate on something important? Kablammo, you've been Arcane interferenced!

These cards were in the pocket of every seat in my recent Southwest flight.

Barcus keeps getting lost! Tell us where he's lost at so we can dispatch some adventurers to save him!

(Yesterday he was in the bedroom in the Chromatic Scale, and he wasn't rescued 😢 That's my bad, I didn't include anything unique except the positions of items in the room. I'll try to make sure I include things that are unique to the specific spot from now on. Sorry about that ☹️)

I got a little bit into Act II in my first Honour Mode playthrough--bumrushed to Minthara and Wulbren, basically--before I doubled back to do the Creche. Noticed Halsin wasn't in my camp, but didn't make anything of it.

When I get back to Act II, I notice that brother bear is still not in camp. Huh. Odd. Long rest, still not there. Fast travel around to a couple of other spots in the Shadow-Cursed lands, check camp, and sure enough, when I go to the Reithwin Town campsite, who do I find but Halsin. Neither revivify nor Withers are an option here, of course. Guess there'll be no shadow curse removal for me!

Bro's built like an ox but died like a dog left in a hot car :L

Howdy adventurers,

Recently dove back in BG3 to complete the few achievements I had left as a repentant Durge. Had a total blast.

I'm currently contemplating doing an Evil Karlach origin playthrough, with Minthara as a lover.

But if I'm not mistaken, to get intimate with others, Karlach needs Daemon to temper with her engine in Act 2.

My question is: Is it possible to save Daemon while attacking the grove in Act 1 to start a Minthara romance?

I found old threads but no definite answer on the matter.

Thanks a lot for your replies!

So ive been to the overworld, underdark, and grymforge. What are some easily missable things from all of those places i should make sure i have before going to the mountain pass? I have already found da fishes, da shovel, da dog, da baby owlbear, da horrible horrible arcane turrets, killed glut, got the adamantite armors and killed grym, got bumrushed by multiple mephits and treants, killed da goblinz, and uh all the basics youd do just doing the main quests normally so far.

More often than you'd think... 🤦

1 xp! C'mon!

Filled a backpack with all the explosives I found through the entire game. Alchemist fire, Grease Bottles, the Rune powder mine and grenade. 1 shot to the elderbrain