For example, I’ve found little useful items and keys by moving large rocks and more. Moving objects in the environment around a bit is good practice in general. Take boxes with you by storing three to six boxes in your (shared) inventory. In a full party (four people), avoid putting more than one or two characters stacked on boxes for fights. Then, your character will fall on their ass, a.k.a. Also, these boxes (if attacked) can be destroyed. While this is a lot of fun, proceed with caution! If you get knocked down by a spell or special arrow, you can fall off the boxes and onto the ground, taking fall damage. On PC, right-click the top of the boxes and select “climb.” After reaching the top, you get a height advantage, meaning damage increases for projectiles. (As a video game modeled after a tabletop experience, it’s very easy to forget the Y-axis!) For ranged characters and certain actions, height is everything. These objects aren’t just for looting players can move these objects to reach new heights. Use and move the boxes, barrels, and crates. This is the biggest combat suggestion and honestly the silliest. If you want to avoid narrative and geographical spoilers, just skip to the next subheading when you see the signal. Also, these tips are spoiler-free except otherwise marked. I’ve only played Act 1, and 64% of my playtime was in early access, so by the time I reach Act 2 or 3 of BG3, we may run into a mechanic available back in Act 1. All of these lead to more XP and ultimately an even more rewarding narrative experience. These mechanics and abilities open up the already immense world, help with the various mysteries in the story, aid in combat, and give you more missions. Now 96.5 hours into the game, I wanted to share some of those elements of the game to save you the same frustration-ones that are not story relevant. While adventuring in Baldur’s Gate 3 I can’t tell you how many times I’ve come across something and muttered (or screamed), “I wish I knew about this like 40 hours ago!” Not only are there so many features, but I’m very green to Dungeons & Dragons, which the game is based on, and role-playing games.
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