I’m a proud Gale hater, so I’d rather he die in a way that doesn’t end my game.

I think it’s so there’s a reason Gale doesn’t explode on you if ignored, or if you bite his hand off. I’d rather he just not explode, but hey ho.

Of course not. If you put a hand on her, it’d catch fire.

Luckily, there were no notes that required her to die. If there were, I’d have had a very hard choice to make…

This page has all the activities in the game that are time sensitive. Anything not on this page can be done whenever. https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Time_sensitive_activities

I did a book collection run once. Collect as many unique books as possible in a single run. I got about 94% of the books in the game, which is as many as I think you can get in a single run. The remaining 6% is locked behind story branches that would eat into the 94% I did get.

And honestly? It wasn’t that fun. I had to scour rooftops, look around in vases, cross-reference the wiki, reload the game because I made a wrong choice that seemed like a nothing choice at the time… And all I got were some notes. And they weren’t even much better than the ones you get in a normal run.

And this was just books. I had to skip Gale’s content entirely just to collect an extra note. There is a robe you can only get if you kill Karlach. There’s simply too many branches for you to get everything.

You can’t get 100%. You might be able to get 95%, but it won’t be fun. From now on, I’ll just clear the map markers before moving on, and that’ll be enough for me.

If Fantasy Name Generator isn’t doing it for me, then AI is definitely not going to cut it.

For me, the story and characters are the fun bit, and I stick to the mechanics as they already exist for the most part. But the names… I struggle naming one character. Naming large numbers of characters in a way that feels cohesive is hell.

Yeah, but the options aren’t just “absolute perfection” and “murder innocents”. We expect you to be a third thing.

My assumption is they meant a much thicker rope, but yeah, definitely not as heavy as they say.

Look, all they want is a muscular man with facial hair in shorts telling them how he’s going to dominate them, pin them to the floor and just start pounding them. Otherwise, it’s too gay.

That’s just repeating yourself

The LLM lied. Those aren’t quotes from Lion King, Pinocchio, Pocahontas, Aristocats, or Winnie the Pooh. (Christopher Robin did say that, but not in that specific movie. And it’s not particularly antifa either)

Also, Dr Dawson isn’t from the Aristocats. He’s from Great Mouse Detective, and didn’t say the line there either.

And their least favourite letter is “Dear sir or madam, due to suspicious activity from your IP address…”

Do not buy that laptop. If they cut corners on the fucking description, who knows what else they’ll cut corners on.

It’s amusing to me how this isn’t the first of these accounts post “health advice” with an appeal to authority falacy within the last week.

“I hate her because she called me hateful” Checks out.

We’ve seen where civility got us. It got us here. Maybe we should try the other thing.

I can fully expect a random day after 5 years of radio silence, we just get a 2 day long video posted about Chandler Bing that ends with a compelling argument for North Macedonia no longer being recognised by the UN.

Your mistake is giving weight to the opinions of guys who post their cheese strats to steam message boards. You aren’t less of a gamer because you haven’t learned how to cheese a fight.

You’re the one playing the game. Play it how you want.

As for tips to make it easier?

• When the game tells you something is urgent, it’s usually lying. You have all the time in the world, and nothing to fear from a long rest.
• Cantrips scale over time, so you can often use them rather than a spell slot.
• Barrel strats are beginner level cheese. Steal firewine and oil barrels, just in case you need it later.

Easy moral patch: These specific goblins have all made unambiguously evil choices that warrant a good slaying. Like kicking dogs. You’re not slaying goblins because they’re goblins, you’re slaying dog-kickers that happen to be goblins. There are plenty of goblins who do not kick dogs, but they’re not a part of this fight.

This is still a political statement that dog kickers are evil. I doubt anyone would mind that, and those that do are better off leaving my table anyway.