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Do you have it on a higher difficulty? Idk why I don’t remember her being this hard, but it was so entertaining to watch 😂

Poor Jowan ..

You dont get Dialogue and storytelling like this anymore :(

The broodmother must be the most traumatizing thing of the whole DA lore. It is truly sickening.

Don’t forget to pick up Shale. The Companion from the ‘Stone Prisoner’ DLC.

You should always save your game!!

I can’t stand Cullen to this day. Have no idea what y’all see in him. If you romance Leliana he stay creepin by asking her questions in Inquisition.

YAY! The Circle lives! In case you haven’t discovered this yet, items left behind in corpses and chests will remain and can be picked up later if you’re out of space. The exception being temporary areas like the Fade and random encounters.

I played as a Cousland in my first run. No mercy for Loghain!

I think the Qunari threw most of us off. I have seen some that look decent though. Not much longer now.. Can't wait.

I have no words and youtube wont allow me to express my hate towards those weak minded fools who will buy this.

1st off, loving the JazzyGuns merchandise lol 2nd I am so freaking ready to jump into this world again! My first two playthrough's are definitely going to be a "Evoker" 1st, and a "Spellblade" on my 2nd run.

Well, a recent IGN article increased my hatred for this game 10 fold, apparently " Dragon Age: The Veilguard will allow players to select a few key story decisions from previous games via tarot cards in the "Adventurer's Past" section of the character creator. Specifically, you'll be able to choose: 1. Who your Inquisitor romanced (with options gender- and lineage-locked as they were in Inquisition) 2. Whether or not you disbanded the Inquisition 3. Whether you vowed to stop Solas or save him" So all the other decisions we made, other lore, like Morrigans son, the elven pond etc won't matter at all in the new game.

also Ghilan'nain's design?! epic!

this fight looks awesome and it's also Spellblade Mage the class I decided to play so I'm so exciteeeeeeeeeed! ♥ I also love that UI is very customizable and you can toggle lot of the options of to have a clearer screen and better visibility, looks much better than when the screen is cluttered!

Kind of on the same page with the Qunari, but I'm cautiously optimistic. Most of what we've seen of the Qunari are from people who had limited time and didn't fiddle around too extensively with the CC, and even among them, I've seen some good ones. It's just a matter of what you tweak and how. I think once people have time, we're gonna see some great Qunari Rooks. Honestly, my biggest gripe with them is how few long hairstyles they got compared to the other 3 races. Every artwork of the Qunari show them with long hair and we only get one option for that? Boo. Would've loved a hairstyle like the proto-Taash character in the early concept art we saw.

Like you, I've also been deeply concerned about the Darkspawn looking too clean and goofy. During my personal franchise catch-up, I was aghast at creature designs. Origins was sometimes a horror game. Even in Inquisition, zoom in on a monster and it's pure nightmare fuel. I need the Darkspawn to be scary, goopy, relentless and terrifying. The recent trailers gave me some of that, and I'm happy to let the chefs do their work. This business about your Collector's Edition not containing the game itself is ridiculous. The money grabbery is shameless. I hope your stuff arrives on time.

Agree about the Qunari, but I still intend to play one. And some of the folks who got to test the game have said there ARE ways to make them look a lot better, you just have to fiddle with the character creator. I think the ones they’ve shown have just been egregiously goofy, but you can make some good ones! This month is gonna be such a long wait ugh

I’m avoiding these like the plague and filtering all DA news. They are being reckless and dropping HEAVY spoilers. And of course there are those in the fandom all too happy to help spread major plot details, etc. Watch out y’all.

I agree, the Qunari look goofy. But I'm so hype for this game!

Congrats on your ending. Glad you had fun.

The fade part of Origins was dragged out way too long, it's the only real reason it took me YEARS to feel the want to do a replay.

MEEKS. When I tell you I had no intention of EVER straying from Harding as my romance in my first jump. I finally get to romance a gorgeous badass dwarf voiced by Liara’s VA? CHECK. ……then you just HAD to show me that damn picture of Neve with her hair down.

Sadly, the actor that voiced Duncan, Peter Renaday, passed recently. RIP.

I love Jaheira's family! It's easy to miss them, especially since there's so much happening in that area. My own D&D character adopted three orphans at the end of our campaign. Seeing a mature adventurer getting sassed by her babies is such a mood.

Blessings upon the slayer of the wicked one !!!

withers is jergal, the original god of death, who turned bhaal, bane, and myrkul gods thousands of years ago

Great job! What a triumph!

I was fully unprepared for the music in this fight. For the first few minutes, I just sat in my turn, listening to it.

There's a horrible synergy between the Chosen of the Dead Three's plan. Balthazar and Kethric, working in tandem with Gortash to manufacture the Steel Watch. The connection to Zariel, and even Dark Urge's existence during the pre-game story before Orin took over the Bhaal Temple. They're such great villains. Every time I play the game, I recognize tiny clues peppered throughout the acts.

This is such a challenging fight, when trying to save all the Gondians! In recent patches, Larian improved the AI movements. The Gondians used to cast Misty Step; but, remain in weapon reach of their Banite captors. Now they go up to the pipes running along the room. Toobin is the priority target, so I learned how to constant move him out of danger. I used Dimension Door, Sanctuary and even Feign Death spells to protect the Gondians from harm. Of course, none of those things help with AoE attacks, or their own thirst for revenge. Plus the detonators! I consider this to be one of the toughest encounters because of all the moving parts. Honestly, I freaking love it. The next time I have to do this will be on Tactician difficulty. I'm already stockpiling Flashblinder grenades from Bumbnagel (Ironhand Gnomes vendor) and other throwables to hamper the Banites. (rubs hands together) Before I forget, I had Halsin specced as a backup healer and frontline tank as a multiclass Druid/Barbarian. You think loved your man, now? Seeing him enraged and throwing fools around was most enjoyable.

Glad you liked Fallout 1, never played it myself since I only got a console, but a big fan of the series nonetheless. Really hope you play Fallout 2 and Fallout New Vegas, both are great but New Vegas is something special.

In the days before they patched in the hug, I had to stand there and watch my friend cry. I also thought that giving up her parents would top the wound. Shar's pettiness knows no bounds. I advised her to save her parents after that.

Y'know what would help? Old school guide books. All this trying to figure it out on your own is b.s.

Just like Jaheira and Minsc are potential party members, two characters from the previous Baldur's Gate games make appearances in BG3. You already met Ol' Boy Sarevok. Great job beating him! I was like a meme when I saw him in the Murder Tribunal, "SAREVOK?" He whupped my party so badly! Another is Viconia Devir. She was a recruitable and romanceable party member for evil runs. It was possible to change her alignment; but, I read that it was a whole process. On your next playthrough, I respectfully recommend bringing Jaheira and/or Minsc to the fight. They have fantastic comments! There are some very upset BG 1 and 2 players to see their darling Viconia go back to Shar. However, it's established that they weaponized amnesia and Shar is petty as the day is long. Poor Viconia may have been reset to her default evil alignment by the Mirror of Loss. It's tragic, really. I've watched versions of the game where Shadowheart became a Dark Justiciar. It's heartbreaking.

I feel for you on having to replay the part before Jaheira bugged. Similarly, I had to replay the early chunk of Act 3 because Halsin stopped following. According to the patch that (hopefully) fixed it, he was in Wild Shape when combat ended. After that I was always mindful to drop his Wild Shape in the last turn. Poor me, having to go through romance scenes all over again. The pain! The horror! 😉

So close

Some advice for future stealth adventures: invisible doesn’t mean undetectable. Sneaking is still required to muffle one’s footsteps. Especially in The Counting House where the guards are always paying attention. Picking locks cost an action which breaks the terms of Invisibility potions and spells. Greater Invisibility is a better because it lasts (10?) turns, so using Turn Based Mode can get the most mileage out of that. I noticed a pipe in that side room on the main floor, with a basket of envelopes underneath. That looks very interesting for future shenanigans. The next time you’re making an attempt, pay attention to letters nearby. There are clues for a way to brute force the lock besides cracking the code.

If there's an award for Father of the Year, then Duke Ravengard earned the opposite when he disowned Wyll. He left a teenager in charge of a cosmopolitan city, knowing fully well that there was an infernal threat. Then with zero investigation or consideration, throw out his heir. I did the quest without Wyll in the party. That man is grateful and cheerful until he sees Wyll at camp, which you experienced. On my first playthrough, I let Wyll stay pacted. Never again. It's also telling that when the companions comment on Wyll breaking the pact, the two adultiest adults understand the choice perfectly: Jaheira and Halsin. All the other party members who have an arm's length of issues clutch their pearls over it. If we want to get deep into the lore, this was all Zariel's doing. If Larian ever decides to pick up BG4, I have a strong feeling we'd be headed to Avernus to fight her.

Alright, so what we are NOT going to do, this time, is kill Dumbledore. After you complete the long ass Fade section of this quest, you will receive an item called The Litany of Adralla. During the final battle you will have to use the Litany from your menu to save the Mages. Listen out for Wynn or someone to indicate when the use is necessary. If you don’t use it, the Mages will die and you’ll have fewer options to help Connor.

Having romanced characters in BioWare games like the Mass Effect and Dragon Age series, BG3's relationships have a decent amount of amorous interactivity. Smooches on demand from your boo is wonderful, and I wish more games had it. My first BG3 run was friendship only, then my Ranger went for Halsin. (I have a type, okay? Stability is very sexy.) He was a mainstay in my party from early in Act 2 onwards. There are so many fun interactions among the different party members. His perspective on the Shadowlands was very interesting because he knew the place before. Generally speaking, a lot of the intimacy between romanced characters is left to the players' imaginations, except for maybe 1-2 major scenes, throughout a playthrough. That depends on the character, too. Some are freer with their bodies than others. I'm being purposely vague because the proof in the pudding is in the tasting. I refuse to spoil any of the flavors. With Halsin specifically, there is one conversation with an NPC, in a very specific situation, where the player has an opportunity to "canonize" the (ahem) wild nature of their intimacy. Bear in mind (heh) that all of the party characters are compatible with one another to some degree, so that all the romances make sense. It makes replaying the game so very enjoyable.

The way I wasn't ready for Auntie Ethel on my first playthrough. I'll never get over her openly macking on Tav. She's so much fun, and also terrifying. Edited to add: It didn't occur to me on a recent playthrough that Ethel, or some Hag, is foreshadowed at the start of Act 3. When we arrive at Rivington, a Circus employee can be overheard giving a report to a Flaming Fist. Almost all the Redcaps in their employee disappeared. They went to Ethel!

You get an achievement and reward for keeping everyone alive during the attack. Lloyd is the worst. Dumb ass stay trying to die. Had to keep using Crushing Prison to keep him out of the fight.

Something to keep in mind for your next playthrough: Druids can wildshape to small creatures like a cat and fit through burrow holes. You can also use a spell or potion of Gaseous Form to get through crevices. I haven't done it myself, but heard that small sized humanoids affected by the Reduce spell can do it, too. Using the Seeming Spell on a party member to be a small-sized humanoids can work, too.

I missed so much in the Cemetary because all my babes failed their checks. 🤦‍♀

The bit with Florrick bothers me. I've played enough times to have Wyll stay pacted and break it. Mizora's interference is inconsistent. She'll set Florrick to attack Wyll even if he remains pacted. I don't understand it, and have raised it on the forums. Hopefully it gets sorted out in one of the last patches.

The reason why it took so long for Halsin to "shoot his shot" is because the game prioritizes camp cutscenes. So every long rest, Meekies has encountered drama: Vlaakith, The Emperor, etc. If an interaction potentially affects the long rest activity, then the romance scene will move lower down the priority order. Of course, that's rough when an adventurer has been waiting two whole Acts for well-earned smooches.

Congrats on making it!

amazing, so happy ur so close to finishing the game you probably have Potions of Angelic Reprieve which will restore all ur resources