In the world of Baldur’s Gate, completionists often struggle with the urge to do everything. But what happens when players decide to let go and skip certain quests or content?
Summary
- Letting go of completionist tendencies can lead to a more enjoyable RP experience.
- Some players find liberation in skipping certain quests or areas that don’t align with their party’s motivations.
- Saving time and focusing on what matters to your character can enhance immersion.
DestinovaEthereal on Act 3
DestinovaEthereal shares the struggle of balancing completionism with gameplay enjoyment, opting to skip quests like freeing the artist for a more streamlined experience.
samlowen on Looting
samlowen admits to struggling with abandoning looting habits, finding it hard to leave any item behind even if it’s just a rotten carrot.
Feisty_Steak_8398 on Specific Quests
Feisty_Steak_8398 recounts avoiding quests like saving the artist and dribbles, focusing on a more efficient playthrough that aligns with their choices.
Double_Chart_7962 on Shar’s Trials
Double_Chart_7962 mentions using the Knock spell to skip Shar’s Trials, leading to unexpected outcomes in their playthrough.
P4priqu4 on Act 3 Content
P4priqu4 highlights skipping multiple Act 3 quests, emphasizing the freedom to choose which content matters to them in the game.
