When being Evil goes WRONG in Baldur's Gate 3 (HONOUR MODE)

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  @waddles8927 · 1 year ago

  I like how you aced all the unnecessary evil/Durge checks<br>But then failed at every pivotal point within the Durge playthrough<br>You have truly aced the extra credit, but failed the test itself.

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• CO

  @ColeYote · 1 year ago

  Still weird to me that other companions will continue to hang out with Durge after watching him bite off Gale&apos;s arm for no reason.

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• CO

  @conspiracypanda1200 · 1 year ago

  The mechanics failure inthe beginning is something I&apos;ve seen before but my god, Act 3... I have never seen a player get roasted so hard by a game. My eyebrows are permanently in my hairline from how much my jaw was dropping. Forget the deletable save, I&apos;m impressed you didn&apos;t straight up uninstall the game from all the shame they aimed at you lol

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• KR

  @KraveKills · 1 year ago

  I truly cannot express enough how grateful I am this campaign continued past the absolute roasting the butler put down, Truly the most legendary ending I have ever seen! (Pisses self)

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• LO

  @lockhunter6956 · 1 year ago

  Fun fact that raphael ending was allegedly going to be an expansion

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• MA

  @MaskedHeroLucky · 1 year ago

  Well there’s your problem, you named your character after the good dragon god Bahamut. Your goals and namesake were at odds with one another. <br>Great video, certainly a lot of stuff I haven’t seen.

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• TR

  @troll3296 · 1 year ago

  Did you know that Shadowheart can use the &quot;drop&quot; command on the demon in the beginning to make him drop his fire sword?

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• BO

  @boltfantasticated9705 · 11 months ago

  Honestly, given how bad you were at playing the game, the ending you got was pretty fitting.

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• JO

  @jotarokujo3603 · 1 year ago

  Interestingly, in D&amp;D lore, Bahamut is a benevolent deity. He&apos;s the good dragon god, Lawful-Good alignment. <br>Tiamat is the evil one. <br>So I guess the name is ironic, but also somewhat fitting for a Durge stumbling their way through being evil.

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• AM

  @Ambilition · 1 year ago

  Dear lord, that was a messed up playthrough.

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• BL

  @BlackRabbit214 · 9 months ago

  Given how this play through went, my head canon is that Bahamut tried to kill his party in their sleep, failed miserably, and was unceremoniously put down.<br><br>Watching this was interesting, because the whole journey was very similar to my first stab at honor mode. Very painful to put in 60 hours and get an ending like that.

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• VI

  @viper2436 · 1 year ago

  Fun fact, if you beat orin, you can choose to have bhaal take his blood back and return urgeless.

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