no idea why they do it that way...maybe to select food they just use all the most recently collected stuff and if it doesn't add up to 40 exactly then however big or small the next stacked food item is is the thing that determines it?
Yes, I was very cautious with long rest at first. But now I have over 2k supplies and do long rests every two battles or so, and I am playing on tactician which uses 80 supplies for rests.
174 hours of cutscenes, but 90% of them just have my character going through a very small repertoire of expressions. Fold arms and lean back... head cocked, slight smile... mild shock.
There's a lot of crossover in this thread and the Starfield ones praising BG3 for its high production values and condeming Starfield for its poor animations during conversation.
The druid will get himself out of there pretty effectively if you find him, minimal combat required. After doing the bare essentials there I revisited the fort much later and exterminated all the goblins for the XP.
I did the Goblin camp at 4. It's easy if you use grease on all the fire sources. BBQ them.Wyll and Shadowheart: If that barn is a-rocking, don’t go a-knocking!
Me: But I might miss out on content!
Wyll: Huh?
Lae’zel: She speaks of FOMO! Let her open the doors!
Shadowheart: Bitch, you’re just hoping to find another fight, right?
Lae’zel:
Yeah, I was worried if I explored so much that I’d be Level 5 before the goblin camp, I might have to take too many long rests and the grove might be attacked. I know some events progress after so many long rests, just not sure to what extent.
Wyll and Shadowheart: If that barn is a-rocking, don’t go a-knocking!
Me: But I might miss out on content!
Wyll: Huh?
Lae’zel: She speaks of FOMO! Let her open the doors!
Shadowheart: Bitch, you’re just hoping to find another fight, right?
Lae’zel:
Yeah, I was worried if I explored so much that I’d be Level 5 before the goblin camp, I might have to take too many long rests and the grove might be attacked. I know some events progress after so many long rests, just not sure to what extent.
I totally forgot it had that. Around $75 USD with taxes. I was ok with a standard version. I don’t typically get much out of the deluxe editions.
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Look, I’ll confess, I was considering Shadowheart for my first playthrough, but Lae’zel came on to me surprisingly early (and most of my decisions prior she wasn’t happy with, my combat must have been going really well as I know that bumps her affection), and I was like, “you know what, she talks shit, but she also gets shit done, I’m down with this.”
). I rolled without Lae'zel for entire game
My Shadowheart killed Lae'zel, which took me by surprise (well I let her, but I thought she won't do it
Yeah I think that was the moment, you are quoting.
If you complete the main goblin camp quest, I.e. it's completed in the Journal and I'm excluding any other "must be done immediately" quest you mahe have open then you're fine to long rest as much as you want.Wyll and Shadowheart: If that barn is a-rocking, don’t go a-knocking!
Me: But I might miss out on content!
Wyll: Huh?
Lae’zel: She speaks of FOMO! Let her open the doors!
Shadowheart: Bitch, you’re just hoping to find another fight, right?
Lae’zel:
Yeah, I was worried if I explored so much that I’d be Level 5 before the goblin camp, I might have to take too many long rests and the grove might be attacked. I know some events progress after so many long rests, just not sure to what extent.
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No, he's right there in the building. If you can get into the main hall without aggro, you're free to explore passages to the right...
How to take the barrels without alerting anyone? The ones on top of the boss right?
There are two up by the treasure room. You can take those and place them down by his adds. Shoot those first and it should kill all the goblins at the start of the fight.
Yeah I just finished killing the leaders and getting the druid out. Many reloaded saves, I feel like I spent a hundred hours in there, but it was kind of a crucible that taught me a lot about the game and im enjoying it more.Yo, the goblin camp area is nuts:
Had the Priestess Gut lead us to her room, was able to kill her in one round before she alerted anyone. Good thing, afterwards found a halfling merchant who had some nice superior weapons and armor for my party.
Also, randomly found a path into the underdark. I assumed this was the right way, but after a while of no longer seeing any goblins, realized I was headed into totally unrelated business and made my way back.
Kept poking around, freed a dude named Liam, and then found where they were keeping Halsin. Seemed like it was impossible to free him without starting the aggro so took out the room.
I assumed I’d have to send him back to camp, but no, he just joins as a 5th party member (temporarily, I assume), meaning we‘re about to raise hell in the whole camp with a goddamn BEAR at our side.
Strongly agree. Yeah I wrote about it in a post on the previous page but act 3 was so glitchy and rough for me I'm not gonna replay the game until the enhanced edition comes out and its fixed up.
Idk, kinda weird to imagine Shadowheart being about two feet away from a modern shitter for some reason.
Actually I thought about it, and in that moment it does make sense for him to say she is dead and he is the last one - after all, Wulbren wants to kill him and "every last gondian parasite". Maybe it was an oversight, but if it was intentional, it makes sense in context. And when I speak with him again after that dialogue, he has a line about leaving the city with his daughter, so it is acknowledged that she survived.
I am on PC and getting mostly 60 with occasional drop to 50s. It is well enough playable for me.
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Based on the other things I've seen in act 3 I'd say bug/oversight but you seem to be having less weird stuff happening
