Baldur's Gate 3 - Dark Urge Eats Noblestalk Before Meeting Butler
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- This is what happens when you eat the noblestalk as the dark urge before meeting Sceleritas Fel, as the usual memory involves him.
I used the More Noblestalk mod to get noblestalk easily but you could also trigger this by just not long resting much between the grove and getting the noblestalk, and not triggering the butler's arrival. 
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Let’s be real, many durges would end themselves after that. Just imagine having barely any clue who you are, then suddenly finding out you ate babies.
"the fore or hind Quarter will make a reasonable Dish, and seasoned with a little Pepper or Salt, will be very good boiled on the fourth Day, especially in Winter" is a quote from: A modest proposal for preventing the children of poor people in ireland from being a burden to their parents or country, and for making them beneficial to the public, a satirical parody by Jonathan Swift (1729)
Amazing comment, thanks for sharing this!
Have a great day!
I had goosebumps hearing this line. There’s no way this wasn’t a reference to something dark from our history. And looks like j was right.
Being Irish this is disturbing lol
@@JaspasOnline The original work of reference was a parody though, not meant to be taken seriously.
What a title!
On one hand, this is one of the most disturbing fragments you can get of Durge's past. On the other hand, the way the Narrator makes the "Waah" sound is absolutely hilarious.
Fucking crazy they prepared for this. It is so unlikely for this to happen organically, yet here it is. This game is a masterpiece.
starfield WISHES it had a quarter of the narrative contingency that BG3 does
0:29 Shadowheart couldn't hold that fart anymore.
Lol
“That’s my son Durge, the baby killer”
‘Each of your deaths is a mercy. Better for life cut short than to walk the same Earth as you.’
Dear lord, how badly did Bhaal torture child Dark Urge for them to get to thinking such?
I had thought the prior Dark Urge had zero redeeming qualities, and never thought then how is it possible that Durge can change and become a better person now?
This answers what I was too pigheaded to question. It was never their nature to simply kill, slaughter, and maim. *It was beaten into them,* the same way Child Soldiers are trained to kill.
Durge never had a choice before, but that wasn’t because they were a mindless animal or a purely evil soul, the thought that there was ever another path was crushed, smashed to smithereens, and then lit ablaze. All to keep them in line.
Like the butler’s actions through Redeemed Dark Urge story, how he jeers Durge into killing their lover. Who’s to say he never forced Durge into similar situations? Who’s to say if Durge had an innocent, loving pet, that the butler wouldn’t grab it by it’s ears, shove it into Durge’s shocked hands, and beat it against the wall, while child Durge’s eyes were ablaze with trauma?
Dark Urge never had a choice in being Bhaal’s chosen. But by finally gaining freedom through amnesia (and temporarily being hidden from Bhaal’s sight as they reformed their real personality) they were able to find the strength, through their friends and family, and finally, after decades of cowing to Bhaal’s cravings, reclaim their life to live how their soul wishes it.
EXACTLY THAT. AND THERES EVIDENCE FOR IT!!!!!!! if you cast heal on yourself before killing orin, you remember having a foster family as a child that bhaal drove you to massacring. if you cast heal on yourself post-orin, you remember a time before bhaal, where you played with other children. you can also find notes about dark urge's affections for gortash where they beg for their father's forgiveness (presumably so bhaal doesnt drive them to killing him). to be the dark urge is to be very lonely, indeed.
@@mal8711my fucking god. I knew this character was fucked up with evidence of torture, uncontrollable murder and necrophilliac but by the fucking devils they just get worse don’t they? The Durge pre-knife / pre-nerf is the most evil and despicable creature to roam Faerun all while looking wholly innocent and inconspicuous.
They were so fucking evil that the Netherbrain has a line saying it would have followed their plan because it was just so sinister.
And all it took for Durge to have a slight chance of rebirth and change was a knife to the face.
It makes sense why Durge has Baldurian dialogue choices then. They were once genuinely innocent and happy until Bhaal truly unleashed them.
They also know Bhaal’s plans for Faerun, likely, or at least some of it. Maybe they see it as a mercy, getting people out before the main event
@@mal8711 where do u find the note about gortash, if you know? i want to read it if possible < 3
@@milah4kI believe it’s somewhere in the mind flayer colony at the end of act 2 near where the severed head is
I can't believe I randomly found noble stalk and ate it. Like I had zero clue it did anything, I just remembered some NPC had said it, and I was eating and drinking all the random crap I'd collected but couldn't be brewed. Like when this happened I felt so proud of myself for doing it by accident 😂
narrator really said womp womp lmao
Ok, so the dark urge is canonically a ritualistic mass murderer, a child murderer, a cannibal and a necrophiliac who wears the flayed skin of their victims. I'm doing a 'resist' run right now and I am thoroughly creeped out by my durge 😬
I mean, I love her to pieces but she was a total creep in her former life.
Durge is fucking evil in a body. No denying. People act like Durge should be forgiven. No. They were the most evil being conjured, they are Bhaal’s favoured specimen. The only reason why Resist Durge is given empathy is because they are an amnesiac with the wonder and confusion of a child. That is the only time they can truly experience (if player decides) friendship, love and morality because their entire past life was built for murder and tyranny.
Only until the mightiest God can forgive Durge are they actually given a chance to live their own spirit in their own body. This character is written so well.
Funny how the perception of the character changes depending on how you play them. I did the most sickly sweet "no random NPC will die even as collateral damage" run, resisted every urge I could (sorry, Alfira) and as a result can't even see my Dark Urge girl as the evil she is (was). Haven't finished yet though so maybe if the game shoves images of her performing genocide in my face, I'll reconsider.
@@speedyazi5029 Its amazing; I definitely think the magic of the tadpoles had something to do with them being able to resist the urge for sure. I know their brains were scrambled, but I dont think thats the whole story. I think if they werent tadpole'd, even with lost memories, its possible they would just become a murderous psychopath for a second time, because while his memories might be gone, his divinity, which by its nature can very well turn you into a murderous sociopath is not, its still driving their souls until theyre redeemed. The tadpole is the chance at redemption
@@AnastasiaAisling Yah, honestly resisting all the way seems too easy. I rp'd a ton with it because my character was Chaotic Good with a hot temper and violent outbursts; so I would often pick Dark Urge options intentionally depending on the stress of the situation and other factors, but the closer I got to learning of my past the harder it was to resist for my character
If you save before long resting and knock her out before the game makes you kill her, a random dragonborn shows up instead and Alfira survives@@AnastasiaAisling
Wow been looking for this scene for ages. Thank you.
So now I'm curious both about how the hell you avoided the butler for this long, and what the butler says upon meeting him now
Just don't Long Rest as often. Pretty easily done for certain party compositions or just for the sake of the scene. Accessing the Underdark is really easy. You can get there via the Zhentarim hideout, for instance. Go straight there from the start. Get past the goons, go to the back, sneak downstairs to the UD. Avoid the Minotaurs, book it down to the Myconid colony, thence to the Blibberbang field...
I used a mod to get the noblestalk early, though you could probably do it by heading straight to the under dark. The first dark urge scene triggers after you cross the bridge outside the blighted village, though I don’t know if it still does if you never went to the grove. The butler comes the next long rest, so as long as you only long rest once between crossing that bridge and getting the noblestalk you’d be able to get this scene, but it’s a weird way to play. There’s a lot of weird failsafes in the game to account for the weirdest behaviour.
There is no difference in the meeting with the butler from eating noblestalk first.
Or you could grab Featherfall and an invisibility potion and jump into the UD via the cave with the phase spiders.
@rachelm6650 You can definitely get there without mods. Would just take a little planning and totally ignoring a bunch of stuff/weaving around it/etc. Featherfall and invisibility. Jump down the big hole in the phase spider nest in the middle of the Blighted Village.
You can just play a throw build and clear the first act without long rest for any martial class on tactician difficulty alone
I love this stuff man xD, just like when u bring the brain from the nautiloid ship from the beginning to end act 2. It really spooked me.
Your character reminds me of sebille from dos2
Somehow it didn't even cross my mind that my own Durge might be a viable candidate for chomping on the Noblestalk... TIL!
why am i hungry now
should i be concerned
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bro wtf 💀
@@coffeeknight2353would you believe me if i said this is a long running inside joke
The snack that smiles back! _(Orphans!)_
Durge: Mmm infant broth yummy, good soup
It's wild that they accounted for this scene that is almost unachievable but the game barely accounts for killing the rats in the Shar temple before meeting Yurgir
Cry your heart out John Marston
Human meat is actually very salty so just pepper and paprika is fine.
...or so I've been told
There doesn't seem to be much different from eating it before or after.
Your character looks absolutely stunning, though!
It’s a completely different cutscene?
@@rachelm6650 Oh sure the location is different, but the restored memory is the same.
@@_Trash_Goblin no it’s not. The scene that happens if you eat the noblestalk after meeting the butler is a memory of performing a vivisection with the butler in a room full of jars of body parts
@@rachelm6650 That's weird, because I got this exact one and I had already met the butler. Maybe there's multiples that can be restored?
@@_Trash_Goblin I think your game might have glitched? Because this is only meant to trigger before you meet the butler, and only really exists as a failsafe, as the other scene and the insight it gives on the butler is really the reason why we can trigger a memory with the noblestalk.
Damn bro we eatin babies up in hurr!
Lmao then you go to goblin camp to actually indulge in "long piggies"
Jesus I got a huge Vax'ildan vibe from this :D
Dual wielding Rogue with black clothes, black hair & "dead" black eyes after the "acension" to be the Raven Queens champion & the shepherd who leads the flock of the dead souls to their afterlife
Your character looks a little like Venom
What I would like to know, does the 3. dialogue option belong to the memory, where you eat the babe or does Durge imagine here, how they could eat the child? Gruesome in any way but I'm curious how to interpret it. Sorry if this comes off as weird xD
BRO!!!!
Omg are these mods ? Your character looks fucking based
How do you get noblestalk before meeting butler?
I want this tattoo but i hate the little forehead swirl it comes with in the base game. What mod did you use for this look?:
what mods did you use for this character's appearance? can't get mine to look like this in vanilla
The head is vanilla, the tattoo is the flame tattoo edit enhanced version, the outfit is a dyed version of an outfit from basket full of equipment and the hair I can’t say for certain because I have literally every hair mod available on the nexus but I think it’s customiser compendium just based on the fact that it’s mystras hair and that mod is about adding npc options to cc. If it’s not that it’s tavs hair salon but I’m pretty sure it’s the compendium
@@rachelm6650 thank you!
Why is the narrator being such an ass about a dead baby?
How did you get that all black armour in act 1?
its from the basket full of equipment mod. its a selunite armour variant dyed with the all black dye also included in the mod
what does "brained by your hand" mean?
Probably Urge removed child's brain
to brain, verb informal
hit (someone) hard on the head with an object.
"she brained me with a rolling pin"
What's the armour worn ?
its from the basket full of equipment mod. its a selunite armour variant dyed with the all black dye also included in the mod