The 5 WORST TOOLTIPS in Baldur's Gate 3 - And What They Actually Do
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Sometimes the game lies - it helps to know what actually happens!
The 5 worst tooltips in baldur's Gate 3 are misleading, confusing, or outright wrong. Let's figure out the truth!
0:00 Intro
1:58 Gloomstalker Ranger
3:50 Staff of Arcane Blessing
7:26 Heavily Obscured / Darkness / Fog Cloud
14:16 Confusion / Destructive Wrath
20:43 Tiger Heart Barbarian
25:29 Counterspell 
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Thank you for diving into Fog Cloud vs Darkness a little bit. Basically there is a complex interaction between these two spells, various Darkvisions, and the Hide mechanic. I would love to see an even more granular breakdown. This is an area of the game that I continue to be confused with lol. There is a ton of misinformation online based on older patches and assumed mechanics and DND editions. So if I understand,
- both Fog Cloud and Darkness create a zone which is completely *unlit* and Blinds creatures within.
-this means only creatures with Darkvision can see into these zones, provided they are within range of their type of Darkvision (normal vs Superior)
- Hiding in these zones against enemies without Darkvision does not trigger Stealth checks, because the enemies vision cones do not penetrate the zone and so act as though they are facing away from you
- Attacking non-DV enemies from these zones gives you the "Attacking from shadows" buff which gives Advantage on attack rolls
- Attacking DV enemies from these zones while outside their Darkvision radius gives "Attacking from shadows"
- Even though Darkness is Magical, enemies with regular Darkvision will force you to make stealth checks if you are within their Darkvision range (??? seriously ???)
- Darkness blocks *Line of Sight*, meaning enemies cannot shoot into or out of it (unless they have Devil's Sight).
- Fog Cloud does *not* block Line of Sight; you can shoot into it and out of it (but Devil's Sight *does not work* with Fog Cloud when *INSIDE* it; you will be Blinded)
The best shorthand I've seen for how to use these spells is that Fog Cloud is best used offensively against enemies by casting it on them, as an AOE Blind. Darkness is best used defensively by Devil's Sight Warlocks, who receive no debuffs from it but get Attack from Shadows.
Yep exactly. And just to add onto that:
- enemies with normal darkvision still prevent the "Attacking from Shadows" buff even if you're attacking from magical darkness (provided you're in range of their darkvision)
- some enemies have Secret Unlisted Darkvision (seen here with Mizora) - this darkvision is 60ft range, and can exist ALONGSIDE normal 40ft darkvision, so even if you're out of range of the darkvision the game says they have, some enemies will still be able to see you. I don't know if the full list of creatures with this ability is available anywhere - the wiki is usually good for this kind of thing but doesn't list it for Mizora.
I pinned this comment because it's a really useful summary!
@@Cephalopocalypse Honestly, this video helped so much, but also solidified my view that Fog Cloud is one of the worst spells in BG3 and the most nerfed spell from tabletop. As a big Druid fan no spell gave me such a headache trying to make sense of it as Fog Cloud. Plus it completely ignores the Z axis in a game with lots of verticality, although a LOT of AoE spells suffer from that...
Thank for the fog cloud/darkness thing. Larian did both spell dirty and especially darkness when normal darkvision can seen throught it.
@lenam317 Yeah it's atrocious how Fog especially is handled. At least Darkness blocks projectiles but that's completely idiotic even if it's at least useful.
hi Ceph Thanks for this! you used the term “attacking from (with) shadows buff” which is not a term i’ve found in the wiki or elsewhere online. I assume you mean the mechanic that if you attack an enemy while they cannot see you then you get advantage as if you are Hiding or Invisible. So far as I can tell there is nothing in writing about that buff. Is there something in game about that? Or am i missing something online?
The tooltip in dialogue for Detect Thoughts shows the effect of your Wisdom Modifier... it uses Intelligence.
This one has caught me out a number of times bc I just never remember
I forgot about this one! Yep that's one of the real bad ones
And its a concentration spell (so it will cancel hex, hunters mark, etc) BUT wont proc the strange conduit ring which would give you extra psyche dmg when concentrating
@@temperspace I'm pretty sure it does... At least the amulet version. I often used an amulet that casts detect thoughts, equip the conduit ring, then remove the amulet. Even when it's removed, the concentration stays, and I get the extra psychic damage.
I can't speak for the spell version as I've never used it, especially since the amulet gives it for free, anyone can use it, and you don't even need to keep it on.
@@apostatecactus5355 oh interesting, ill have to try that
God the darkness thing irritates me so much. WHY CAN ENEMIES SEE THROUGH THE DARKNESS SPELL WITH REGULAR DARKVISION??? THAT DEFEATS THE WHOLE POINT!!!
It took me so long to realize this was what was happening because I genuinely just couldn't believe it
@@Cephalopocalypsehave you submitted a big report to Larian?
Edit: bug report
@@LB-yg2br the biggest no doubt
@@gownerjones thank you. Edited.
@@LB-yg2br Hahah I was just poking fun, not trying to be pedantic :)
I think it's fitting that confusion is one of the most confusing spells in the game
Came here to say this. Confusion is actually meta. It confuses the player in real time. It's actually the best coded ability in the game
@@DarkHentaiDragon Now I'm picturing a player's character getting hit with Confusion and the player keeps hitting Space for no reason to skip their turn, or mis-clicking off into random directions, or the colors of allies and enemies keeps swapping.
Shoutout for Arcane Charge tooltip. It says that the user needs to be threatened but its actually the enemy that needs to be threatened for it to work.
I felt so betrayed when the Staff of Arcane Blessing wasn't working like the tooltip described it.
Right? The description makes it out to be the best staff in the game and it wouldn't even be close...
@@adelaideharper9201 I think save dc staves are better overall unless you’re looking for a support/bless build. I can’t see anything coming close to touching Markoheshkir but that’s like act 3 lower city so you won’t have it for most of a playthrough.
@@CMiY0 That's true, honestly. If you are optimizing for spellcasting nothing beats the best +DC gear and a free spell too? So good. :)
@@adelaideharper9201 tell me about it if you pick the electric variant of Kereskas you get: a free level 6 spell every short rest AND a level 3 spell that can both target multiple enemies. Prof bonus+dmg on electric spells. 2 lightning charges per spell dmg and resistance… This isn’t even including arcane battery and the +1 to spell dc+atk roll. No idea what they were thinking with that staff.
Yeah, no kidding (though that was coupled with a little relief that they hadn't completely botched game balance that badly)
I think if it was working as the tooltip said it actually *would* be better than Markoheshkir - not to have equipped as an endgame item, but in terms of expected win% double bless for part of act 1 and all of act 2 seems more likely to make the difference for your run than the endgame power of extra chain lightnings.
One advantage of Staff of Arcane Blessing is that the Bless and Mystra's Blessing condition remain even after the staff is unequipped. And the Mystra's Blessing condition does not require concentration, so even if you lose concentration on the Bless you will keep the Mystra's Blessing.
Confused makes affected creatures roll a d20 flat check (no modifiers) against a static DC of 11 every turn. If they fail that roll, they get the confused stupor, which is pretty much a stun. If they succeed, then the cryptic AiArchetypeOverride(madness,99) effect happens.
Source: game files
That’s a pretty clever way to code it to save time not gonna lie. Sadly madness is a shitty debuff so I’d hate having it 50% of the time.
Interesting! It's funny that they went with "roll a save against a fixed DC" for that and wild magic rather than some other way of implementing random chance
My experience is that enemies act normally and just attack my party *way* more than 1/5 of the time, which is what you'd expect from the tabletop rules, so my suspicion is that function is broken in some way (that we of course can't see)
@@Cephalopocalypse @geftsu The Madness archetype is defined in a file called, sensibly enough, madness.txt. It basically instructs the victim to value damaging/healing/debuffing enemies allies self and neutrals (yellow border) equally, and some thing like never pick up items, not prioritize killing a target, not care about AOEs or hit chance, and not care about breaking concentration. The only thing is does prioritize is to attack targets the creature can see.
Since *most* enemies in the game are basically melee damage sponges the result is usually they'll just attack whatever's closest to them.
Most spells that say "creatures" I avoided on my first playthough, because I thought they hit everyone. I was mad when I learned some spells with this tooltip actually only hit enemies...
My favorite misleading tooltips are the ones that list a set number without telling you that number is your characters ability modifier.
I thought inquistors might from OoV Paladin was a set 3 damage bonus without realizing that 3 was coming from my Paladin's CHA mod.
Yeah, the tooltips that refer to “creatures” when they mean “enemies and neutral parties” have been my personal enemy ever since I started playing the game.
I think I speak for all of us when I say that we would devour videos of you doing an honor mode / challenge run of this game
The damage range in the tooltip on any weapon with conditional/elemental extra damage includes that conditional damage. Many seemingly OP weapons aren't as powerful as they look, except against specific enemies.
My first playthrough using the exterminator Axe for most of Act 1 and 2 lmfao
Best example is the Long Sword you loot from Kar'Niss with it's super specific extra damage (you need to be a Drow using it against an Ensnared enemy) which still shows up on the tooltip
Even counting the special action the weapon gives you where it's a very specific combo to set up (for not much of a payoff), like this weapon is only really useful on a Melee Drow Ranger, which is very specific yet the damage shown would have you believe it's much stronger than it actually is
The one kind of tooltip I absolutely despise is the special effects attached to certain items like Arcane Synergy, Heat... because the item descriptions don't explain what those effects do half the time.
Noo I love those, if you press T over the effect it tells u what the effect does
@tropicalturtlez6988 my favorite is when you have to press T on like, 3 or 4 effects in a row to figure out what it actually does
One of the biggest things I learned was to check the actual damage calculations in the dialogue box when testing gear effects. Much better than the inventory tooltip. Gloves of archery with hand crossbows drove me nuts for the longest time trying to figure out if it worked or not😂
Yeah, checking the damage calc really helps! Saved me a lot of time figuring out what to give who rather than "This looks good" without knowing that damage modifiers + effects will change damage from an average of say 16 to 22. Make you gear properly rather than "trickle down" gear by getting what looks the best for one character then giving the second best to the next and so on.. Sometimes the "worse" looking gear actually performs a lot better for your build. It's a mistake I saw my friends do after I realised I should be checking the damage calcs to equip a character which adds such a fun element to the game. Pick up a few pieces of gear, go to long rest then before long resting, gear up with the testing is a nice way to end a game session for me!
@@Subarashii_Nem Yeah, honestly if I had to ask for another small feature it would be to enable damage numbers on the target dummies at camp, I remember hitting it the first time to test out my characters magic missile damage with some items just for a bunch of zeros to pop up lol made me feel stupid
My favorite category of tooltip mistake is modifiers, and there's a wide variety of those everywhere in the game (specially on the level-up screen).
The paladin aura of protection always saying it gives you a +0 bonus to saving throws is very funny
The problem with confusion is that if they did use the d10 rules from 5e, then it ends up being a 40% chance that they still attack you if you're nearby. I think on one of the rat hoard fights in the game like under the tavern you could get a large enough sample size to see if it really is a 20% chance for them to attack the nearest creature. You'd be able to hit every single rat, and they would all fail the saving throw, then just count what they all do. I always thought that it was just a 1/4 for them to act as normal, and a 1/4 for everything else too.
The ideas for videos you come up with are amazing. You're creating content I didn't even know I wanted!
Oh my god for months I didn't understand why counterspell seemed to fail at random.......!
The heavily obscured and darkness stuff is very confusing, and not at all intuitive. Thanks for explaining it so clearly!
Produce Flame from the Asmodeus Tiefling uses wisdom instead of charisma. You can imagine how devastated I was to realize my decent damage cantrip wasn’t even worth it for my bard. Especially with the console UI issues with produce flame.
Produce flame should have two versions or if you cast it on enemies you can just by pass the hold one. Flame blade should have two version, one summon the weapon to offhand and one summon the weapon on main hands.
Somehow these bugs make me think Larian put a more effort in making cutsence than actually coding the game.
Tiger's Bloodlust is also not limited to three targets. There's a dozen build videos of people healing to full with the gnoll mace using that.
The hard part is getting more than 3 guys in range at the same time.
Still not sure I understand the difference between Darkness and Fog Cloud. So the differences are that Fog Cloud blinds everyone in it, and also impedes movement, and Darkness only blinds those without magical darkvision, and doesn't impede movement?
Or does Darkness also makes it easier for you to stealth, or you count as stealthed when attacking even if you're not?
Abilities that let you see in magical darkness let you make ranged attacks out of magical darkness
I too am now confused on what the difference between the two is.
The key difference between darkness and fog cloud is that ranged attacks / effects (including non-attack spells) CANNOT target inside of a darkness spell AT ALL, whereas fog cloud simply imposes disadvantage on ranged attacks via heavily obscured. As demonstrated in the video, the two otherwise behave similarly wrt stealth, vision, and bonuses applied when attacking out of these effects.
@@manglemonster Thank you for clearing that up, I've wondered about that for ages lol. Strangely though... I've never had enemies fire into either a fog or darkness cloud. Their AI doesn't seem to let them. I wonder if that's a bug.
Man I love your work. Those Guides are extremely accurate and I learn many new things about this game.
why doesn't Jaheira have darkvision? the confusion spell is written that way to confuse you, just as it is meant to be
Woops, Jaheira of course does have darkvision, I was just outside her 40ft range when demonstrating. My bad!
>when the game lies to you
>picture of one of the few people who doesn't lie to you
Haha, true!
Thanks again for all your hard work. Always look forward to your next video.
Thanks very much!
Also, another niche fact about Dread Ambusher from Gloomstalker. If you, by any chance, happen to attack something which doesn't have a health bar (example, you missclick and hit the floor) the attack resets and you can make it again, it isn't wasted
Ceph, you’re a big brain genius. Love this topic!
Aw I was hoping to see the messed up save dc tooltips very briefly touched on here with counterspell. It’s so annoying that spells that target a specific saving throw will show the spell save dc for that particular attribute, which is wrong. Like for instance if I’m running a Sorcerer my spell dc will calculate with CHA but for some reason when I check the save dc for hypnotic pattern it isn’t giving me an accurate save dc because it’ll show what my dc would be if I was using WIS. Whereas banishment will show an accurate save dc because it is targeting CHA saves. This honestly really messed up my perception of what attributes I should be putting points into in a bunch of my runs because I always thought that it’d be beneficial to bump up WIS higher than I would otherwise just to eek out an extra +1 to the save DC.
Also I hate confusion. It’s recommended by a lot of people on threads and online as being a top tier control spell and while it’s certainly not bad I think it’s vastly outclassed by hypnotic pattern (specially when casted with careful metamagic) and slow. Both those spells use up a lower level slot and give you useful debuffs and you know what will happen. Confusion honestly feels like the enemies act normally a solid 65% of the time. Hypnotic pattern has always been the best value control spell so comparing it to confusion may not be fair but slow is so underrated in BG3. Slow works on almost everything, has a targeting mechanic up to 6 which ensures you won’t debuff your teammates and has like 6 different debuffs which are very useful when they all effect the same enemies together.
Finally some Slow love! All the content creators just dismiss it and it always makes me doubt their other assessments. What's not to love about a bunch of debuffs that stack with disadvantage?
@@EpifanesEuergetes yep which is why I didn’t use it for the longest time. However after a bunch of play throughs I finally learned how useful it is lol.
Imo the top 5 control spells are:
1.) Hypnotic Pattern
2.) Command
3.) Slow
4.) Banishment
5.) Hold Monster
The list takes into consideration the value from the spell slot used etc. This isn’t including area changing effects like Hunger of Hadar or Spike Growth.
@@EpifanesEuergetestrue, the only caveat is most other spells at the same level can completely end turns rather than severely limit turns.
I like to use slow since it’s so much more specific, but a lot of the time I don’t have it in my arsenal because I’d rather use Command, fear, pattern, or just kill the enemies.
It’s amazing against serevok and co though
@@kingofgrim4761 agreed Slow isn’t nearly as much of a lockdown as all the other spells you mentioned but I think it makes up for it with the ability to target 6 people specifically and ability to affect most enemies. I wanna try Fear more but honestly I hate the thought of having enemies near my caster (Fear is probably top tier choice for something like a Paladin though).
@@CMiY0 is slow an illusion spell? I don’t know off the top of my head but if it isn’t then it’s also losing bc it can’t be paired with Band of Mystic Scoundrel
Very interesting! I didn't even read most tooltips that thoroughly... Talking about "Blinded" and "Darkness". The tooltip says that ranged attacks/spells have a reduced range of 10ft/3m, but that's just the circle shown when you're are trying to use such an ability. I was not yet able to execute a ranged spell/attack when "Blinded" within "Darkness". It always says "Path is interrupted!".
They have to be basically in melee range to use the spell. Found this out with the blind gondian, since he can only misty step/use spells as far as the circle is
@@kingofgrim4761 I think I did. When I re-tested, before making my comment, I was able to "Cure Wounds" but not cast "Healing Word".
@@peterhstadt1081 hmm, interesting. Maybe it is just completely bugged out then
This is why I don't use Confusion despite some folks swearing by it. I don't think it's ever done anything noticeable any time I've used it.
I used it once, in the Knights of the Shield Hideout.
It actually worked out pretty well, helped lock down one side while I dealt with the enemies on the other side.
I find it funny I had no idea some of these are wrong because I just played and observed them rather than read them even once 😂
Good list thanks for sharing.
Hey Ceph! Don't forget your favorite tooltip fail that you mention in almost all of your amazing build guides: Longstrider is a Ritual spell 😁
I think another issue is with Lore Bards, I have only ever played D&D twice, many years ago and Baldur's Gate 3 is my first proper look into D&D and D&D type games, I love it and have put 750hrs into it but have never used Lore Bards as Cutting Words never seemed interesting, and that is only because the tooltip on leveling up just says "Use your wit to distract a creature and sap its confidence" which doesn't explain what it actually does in terms of the game and being helpful
It rolls your bardic inspiration die, and it *reduces* the enemy's attack roll, ability check (i.e. Shove), or saving throw by that much.
I think the description actually does include the following: "It receives a -1d6 penalty to Attack roll, Ability check, or Saving throw. "
The game will prompt you when to use cutting words. Instead of buffing an ally, you subtract from an enemy’s roll. So like, if someone attacks karlach and they need a 15 and rolled a 16, you can use cutting words to subtract a d6 from the roll, possibly making them miss.
@@LB-yg2br Thanks, any build video I have seen use Lore Bard never explain what it does just to take it and the level up tooltip as I put, is not very helpful so thanks for letting me know. Might have to try a Lore Bard now, never was interested before.
It reallt doesn't make sense that any form of Darkvision can pierce through a fog cloud. Darkvision allows you to see in the dark as if it is dimly lit, a fog cloud is just a summon cloud of water particles, that are so dense you can't see through. Same with smoke. Same with any non-transparent object. Darkvision doesn't allow you to see through walls, right?
In fact in one of the earlier editions there was a supernatural ability to see through that kind of thing: fog, smoke, etc.
Another thing I didn't get is a certain areal spell interactions dispersing the darkness "cloud". Magical darkness is not a gas, not an object, it shouldn't interact with anything other than dispel magic or certain light spells.
It seems to me that the staff and darkness spell are not working as intended as opposed to them having misleading tooltips.
Amazing how much the Placebo Effect applies to games. Video games are so massive in size and code that I doubt any ability ever does what it says. This is especially true in Borderlands 2, a game from 10 years ago. If games were struggling to work properly then, imagine a modern release like BG3
I was so confused when I read the Destructive Wrath tooltip that I never actually cast it on the only character I've ever had learn it. Especially as they were a Phalar Aluve build so usually weren't too far from all of their allies, I didn't fancy blowing up all my allies 😂
I'm just commenting for the algorithm and to ask something
Can you make a thematic build for Minthara (dual wielding with paladin levels)?
I tried to create one by my own and i'm struggling a lot lol
I think you may have gotten destructive wrath (the subclass abilities for the tempest cleric) mixed-up up with destructive wave (the 5th level spell for tempest and light domain)
Did you see the video about Rat Bat? It adds 1d8 piercing, but its not in the tool tip.
I think confusion tool tip dont matter too much since its pretty easy to figure out by trying to use the spell
3:50 That's super wird. I could swear it just says spell attacks get additional 1d4. Must be one of my bug fix mods.
another false tooltip is when shoving, ive had several times i go to shove an enemy and it will show a high % chance of success but when it fails and i check the log it says the shove DC was 0, there are other instances where the game will show a DC: 0 and still fail but i cant recall them at the momment
also at 23:16 for those that are unaware of calculation orders in math because the damage shows "1d8+18/2" because there is no "( )" around the "1d8+18" part then the "/2" should only be applied to the "18" not the "1d8" part
Wait, that means both Darkness and Fog Cloud don't work correctly as per their actual rules in 5th edition??? Like, Larian just... Didn't code these ones to do what they're intended to do!
So I what I’m hearing from this is that I was right to never seek out or read any tool tips because these ones are wrong. Good, good.
As a player, one of the things I wish was better explained in tooltips is how different effects that raise ability scores interact. I had a character that by my count, should have had a Wisdom of at least 21 and possibly as much as 23 but instead had 19. Very confusing.
The Bless from the Staff of Arcane Blessing doesn’t just allow any character to cast Bless? Isn’t that how several of the magic weapons work?
I believe the staff of arcane blessings had the effect it states in early access, and they didn't change the tooltip. It wouldn't be the only item.
Yep, that's right
I hope people have submitted tooltip errors as bug reports. MAybe Larian will fix them in the September patch. it’s just text so should be wasy
Heat. I don't know if it is a terrible tooltip or a terrible skill or both, but he is endlessly confusing
Throwing a weapon does not trigger the on hit effect. I wanted to have a sussur dagger ranged silence and it does not work...
Yeah that Staff of Arcane Blessing is especially egregious since in about every other case I've seen with equipment, it describes the bonuses only and NOT the final total like the staff does. Thing is I really don't think it would be too imbalanced if it actually did what it said instead.
These are the lists I’m here for.
German tool tips are pretty unusable sometimes, especially on an early Ring - as if it has been AI translation. We have the same word for throw and roll - werfen. So every time a tooltip says you get a bonus on a "Wurf" (roll or throw) you actually don't know if it's helpful or not. I allways thought Ring of throwing (flinging?) was op, till i read it's a throwbarian item, and still don't really know what shapeshifter ring does (is there a form i can throw things?, can i throw as a bear?) Even translation of easy things as safe in wisdom safe went in a horrible unreadable direction - or Rettungswurf (saving throw) was too long as a word for them 😑 so they took Spielstand (game file, i think from saving file) but wisdom game file makes just no sense..
Ah, got it. Ability checks. So in german when they talk of "wurf" You never know if they mean attack roll, ability check or throwing damage, probably attack damage too...
So if im a sorcerer using Counterspell with my 8 Intelligence I'll get a -1 to the check even with 20 Charisma....
Very helpful
Always wanted a video like this. BG3 is an excellent game, but it does a terrible job at its tooltips. There's hundreds of actions, yes, but that is a core part of the game, and a trivial fix. Nice
So I don't have to up cast counter spell or I do have to up cast counter spell
You want to counter a spell using a slot of equal level or higher than the spell you're trying to counter. That counters it 100% - so if you want to counter a Wall of Fire, use a level 4 slot. If you use a lower level slot, there's still a chance of countering it based on the check, but it's inconsistent so it's better to always try to use the right spell slot and make it a guarantee.
Thanks
confuse is actually pretty straight forward, it confuses.... the player
You could do a top 20 for this problem, easily. They have a lot of poor expectations in the tooltips.
It's true - I might do a follow up with more at some point!
Confusion is so confusing! :O
Wait, so... is standing in Darkness pointless against enemies with Darkvision? They can see through magical darkness just fine, no Devil's Sight needed?
I'm not sure if Devil's Sight is even properly working at the moment. I had a recent scenario happen where Wyll (with Devil's sight) was in range but could not target an enemy in a small cloud of darkness. This was in the House of Grief, where those little darkness patches appear on death, so maybe they function differently? But that also seems like a bug then, because why would those patches work any different? It's weird lol
I'm interested in this, too. My 2nd run, my Sorlock would stand in Darkness, picking off enemies and was untargetable (Tactician). However, my last run (Honour Mode) my Lockadin would stand in Darkness and nearly all ranged attackers could attack into Darkness. This made no sense to me. I (assumed) it was an Honour Mode rule.
TIL Jaheira doesn't have Darkvision?
Yep, she of course does - I was just out of her 40ft range when demonstrating - my bad!
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Cheers!
Please someone submit this video to Larians xD
Anyone else confused with Hunter’s Mark? When the enemy is killed it says Hunt Complete, but doesn’t let me recast like Hex.
That's odd, because it does come up for me, on the right side of the actions menu.
Are you using the default or are you using the custom window?
The fact that darkness doesn't work and enemy dark vision just doesn't give a shit about it kinda pisses me off ngl
Yeah - it's still very powerful thanks to preventing ranged attacks, but it's weird that it doesn't do the core thing it's supposed to!
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Nice!
Baldur's Gate III is not a large game. It is actually really small. You could double the size and scope of Baldur's Gate III and it still wouldn't be "big".
dafuq are you talking about, if i try to complete 95% of content in a run and dont try to speedrun, i need 200 hours?
i mean, if you only do the main quest, maybe it isnt that big?
@@janahrens4693 I think my first run took 320 something hours to complete. My second full game was around 260 something.
The time and size are not of equal measure.
This game is so small, I had to immediately encore it. And I want more still.
I can't wait until September, when we find out what "full mod support" actually means. I hope it means we can make whole new games with the mod support they roll out. New quests, new maps, new environments, new effects, new characters, new equipment, and spells. And I hope we just get absolutely flooded with quality modded content.
But that is all feelings. Blatant fantasy indulgence. When you let your feelings run away from you you create false images.
And by the paragraph above, you can clearly see I fully understand where you are coming from. I just don't invest as much as you do.
I just had a thought that would make fog cloud better: make it like expeditious retreat but instead of a bonus action dash, give a bonus action hide 😊
That would be cool! I personally wish it just worked like it does in tabletop and actually blocked line of sight