#Baldurs gate 3 dank crypt Pc

So my original intent was to get the early access and then return it after a few days. Is it a one time deal? or is this an ongoing thing? I'll be interested in seeing how this works. but it's going to be a while before I return to either of those locations. Might be good to use on the phase spider queen or with the hag. So he gives me a horn to blow to call him in. I did not try the deception check, but I imagine it's got to be an 18 or 19 to pass.

#Baldurs gate 3 dank crypt Pc

I had the cleric cast guidance on my PC which brought the target down to 13 (it was 15 another time). I mean, the dead are dead, so why not? This is a tough persuasion check. Gluttony and Greed are what the ogre said they worship. In talking I find out they were working for the goblins, being paid for their efforts. I deceived them so we would not have to fight. I was hoping I could talk to them, and it turns out I could. It looked like on at first, but it turned out to be three with names. So it can be a clunky to manage everyone, especially in tight places.Ī trio of ogres. There is no 'everyone jump up/down to this space.

But you have to tell each character, one at a time to jump. It allows you to get your party to places you might not be able to walk or climb. *The jump is interesting but a little clunky. under a large rock that only one of your party is strong enough to move. Oh, but don't trigger that sentinel that throws fireballs at you.Īnd sometimes it is just a chest. what was he? a dwarf? halfling? wounded and about to be murdered by some goblins. Or you notice goblin tracks that just disappear. Or maybe you find a hidden tunnel in a village. With BG3, you are innocently walking along, maybe curious about an area, suddenly passive checks rolls and something is revealed which may lead to a cavern where you encounter an owlbear that, if you have speak with animals, you can talk to and either fight or leave alone. BG and NWN and DA you might stumble on the occasional chest, maybe have to fight something for it, but that's about it. You fight some monsters, but generally, going to every nook and cranny doesn't offer that much to the player. The Witcher games, W3 more specifically, rewards the player with beautiful scenery, but little else. terminals and journals and letters in the Fallout games. For example, Bethesda games usually reward you with bits of world building. Not enough games reward you for exploration. I think that's the one that cemented the almost obsessive need to check waterfalls for hidden passages, alcoves, caves. I don't think there were waterfalls in Adventure, but there were in King's Quest I believe. yet! Every game I play I always check the waterfalls. success! an outline of a door is showing in the wall. So I jump over there with one character and start walking around and see a perception check trigger. yep, while I cannot walk there, I can jump* there. I was looking around an area and saw some ground and wondered if I could get there. These are all over the place in unexpected places. Seriously, there are places that lead to interesting encounters. passive checks for perception and insight and other skill checks will trigger and are easy to miss if you don't have your camera near your party. I've been finding hidden doorways, caverns, etc. So if you are telling your party to walk from point A to point B and then move the camera look around while they do that, you can potentially miss. passive checks are shown above the heads of your party. Doesn't matter whether indoors or outdoors or in villages. Keep your camera on your party while wandering around. So I said before that exploration is rewarded in BG3.