Baldur’s Gate 3 gives you the ability to kill almost anyone you want during your quest. However, anyone who thinks that by killing a more fundamental individual he can disrupt the course of the “universe” will more than once come to the conclusion that no disintegration will occur. A great example of this fact is the experience of one of the players who decided to kill off an important character to the story before he actually completed his “task”. For those of you who haven’t read the second act, I advise you to stop reading at this point, as the next paragraph contains minor spoilers.
One of the Flaming Fist members, Marcus, has a moment coming up here that has the potential to greatly impact the plot. However, player Own_Pause_4959 managed to eliminate him before he even tried to kidnap the beautiful Isobel. She reacts to the situation with surprise, because Marcus was a close person to her. Fortunately, there is an opportunity to explain to her that her friend has a worm in his head. In short, the game world here reacts to all possible alternatives and doesn’t collapse the moment you do something against its main goal, and that’s exciting. Few games are as thoughtful in this regard as Baldur’s Gate 3.
They really thought of everything lol
by /Own_Pause_4959 in BaldursGate3
Source :Indian TV
