In Baldur’s Gate 3, a player threw an indestructible item into the abyss and discovered a secret scene that resulted in a direct “Game Over.” MeinMMO reveals what’s behind it.
What is it about? A user discovered a particularly nasty way to lose the game in Baldur’s Gate 3.
Here, the player deliberately destroys an important item needed for the story in Baldur’s Gate 3. The destruction brutally punishes the game with a secret ending. You can read how it works on MeinMMO.
Warning: The article contains story spoilers from Act 3.
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Player discovers secret game-over scene after throwing away a Nesser stone
In Baldur’s Gate 3, everything revolves around collecting Nesser stones in the final act of the game. These mysterious stones are crucial to restrain the Absolute and save the world.
There is actually no good reason to throw these valuable stones out of your inventory. But hey, we are adventurers, and we like to do things that have no good reason.
However, the Nesser stones are quite stubborn. They cannot be thrown as easily as ordinary items. But here comes the YouTuber BOB_BestOfBugs into play. He had a brilliant idea: Why not just put a Nesser stone into a container like a vase and then throw the vase along with the Nesser stone into the abyss?
Here you can watch his YouTube video:
As a result, he discovered a secret game-over scene. The Emperor is not at all pleased and insults him: “FOOL, without all three stones, we won’t be able to overcome the brain. You’ve damned us all.”
The player could no longer resist the overpowering voice of the Absolute and became her slave. The game ended with a dark sentence: “A Nesser stone is lost, the path leads only to her…”
While this may be an unusual way to end the game, it clearly demonstrates the ingenuity and creativity of the developers of Baldur’s Gate 3. Even after countless hours of gameplay, there are still secrets to discover and surprises that leave us in awe.
So, think twice before you put your valuable Nesser stones into vases and plunge into the dark – you might end up in a grim game-over scene.
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