Baldur’s Gate 3 promises you maximum freedom. Also the freedom to actually take any junk that is lying around. Including boxes. One player has fully exploited this opportunity and “decorated” his own room in the tavern.
This is what the room looks like: The player undernier posted pictures of his room in a tavern with the comment: “What can I say? I love stuff”. The room is your camp from a certain point in Act 3. That’s where you retreat when you rest.
Much of the actually open space, from where you access the beds and areas of the individual companions, is no longer visible with undernier, though. He literally built new walls out of boxes.
Hanging on these are pictures that he certainly “borrowed” from somewhere. And it doesn’t even look messy:
What’s lying around here? In one of the screenshots, the user shows an overview of the names of the items that are lying around. Among them are some unique and legendary items, but also important ones that you shouldn’t just misplace:
- The helmet of Balduran is lying somewhere in the corner.
- The Necromancy of Thay is carelessly lying on the floor.
- A “Kaka-Scratch”… don’t ask
- The player has even “borrowed” a part of Raphael’s diary.
Particularly exciting is the Nesserstone from Orin, which is located somewhere under the pile of loot. The item is extremely important for the story and ends the game immediately if you lose it. The player wonders in the post: “Well… where did I put the stone?”
Problems with looting? Here are tips to reduce your carrying weight:
“We need a player house”
The community is quite baffled by the achievement. And not just because undernier apparently put a lot of effort into gathering all the loot with “kleptolach”, but also how it was arranged.
Others would have trouble hanging up pictures at all. This player built his own walls right away and arranged everything in a presentable way.
In a comment, someone mentions that we urgently need player housing for such displays.
However, it’s great that you can even display all your loot without mods if you put enough time and effort into it.
The only problem is when you face certain bosses. Then all the loot gets packed into the box. Underier doesn’t allow pets – unless they are petrified during their visit. Basilisk oil is a great solution for that. This will especially sadden scratches – and everyone else, because every NPC companion loves the dog, even Minthara.
