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you really need to pay more attention to positioning and movement to be more tactical.

Long day here, came in ...saw upload ....legit cheered out loud. I hope all of us offering hints etc didn't get too overwhelming. Honestly just love seeing your approach, and can agree with you on how the game should have more tip pop ups for spells or other game mechanics during that opening "tutorial" at the start of the game. Would definitely help knowing what everything is for new players...or even anyone completely new to D&D. When you went to strip Gale...I was like...yaaaaassssss! haha. I fully support your romancing Gale.

LOL he kicked the squirrel!! 🫵🏻🫵🏻

54:22 well… you kicked her xD

Idk if anyone has told you this yet btw but Shadowheart's build as a "trickster domain" clashes with her modifier, which is why she misses so much. Most people (and what I recommend) change her class to a "life domain" Cleric at Withers and use her as the main healer! Once she gets access to level 3 spells she becomes a heavy hitter too

"I think I'm gonna flirt with everyone and gonna see what happens" Isn't that a truth Bard behavior 😏

When you stand blinded in fog, why are you surprised you keep missing? seriously?

Seeing the game from a new player's perspective again is refreshing. And with no 5e knowledge at that. Looking good.

👋 Appreciate these vids and reliving my first time vicariously through you! My first was a bard as well, but a lore bard. 🎻🎵📖

sorry for late replay, and finally a video we're waiting for and its 1,5 hours long. I love it, I appreciate it. such a wonderful gameplay. i love when you start to understand each companions and how to treat them, I love it you roleplaying as good'ol bard that peace is an option to make even if you have to be deceptive or persuasive. i love it when you start to understand spells and discover how the game plays. Even to remember such small details. It means you're taking this gameplay as roleplaying and belive me, ppl will love your play. i agreed with you to not giving more tips as I can see you start to understand and discover how the game works. but regarding respect the class for you & companion isn't a bad idea, you can steal the money back from wither with mischievous astarion. and idk but if you feels like to know each class better, you can check bg3 class guide to understand them more on your free time. Overall, such and entertainment gameplay which makes me sad to wait for another days to come (gods it's start to feels like waiting anime weekly) *spoiler* Oh yeah 1 more thing, you can be multiple class.

I love the Harpy fight. My party and I definitely died to them the first time we found them. We went in better prepared the next time :-)

Here's a tip that "I" just found out on my umpteenth time playing BG3... TODAY. Did you know?.... That when there is a description of a drawing or blueprint, you can select "examine" and it will show you that "image". 🤦

Bg3 is amazing at teaching you to play D&D, it’s what taught me how to play properly with more efficiency and skill.

You should do what YOU want to do, regarding reading the books, or anything for that matter. This is your game and we are all just enjoying you doing you.

Yessss I've been looking forward to your next upload for days! I'm so glad you like Lae'zel. Her voice actor is so funny. Also - welcome to the home camp! Over time it'll become so comforting to visit and listen to the muisc, and nostalgic as you progress. It's one of those places in a game that pulls at the heartstrings when it's over! I still yearn for it and I beat the game awhile ago hahaha. Enjoy it! :)

I just saw a clip of u on tiktok and now ur on my youtube fyp lol

You can dual wield a rapier eith a short sword or dagger

Ethel is one of my favorite characters in this game ^^

Hey, since you have problems with Dual Wealding i'll tell you. Only weapons with the "Light" property can be used for dual wealding

Loved the episode! Great job finding Kahga’s chest, the info you got from it will be very useful. I totally missed it on my first playthrough. Great job beating the harpies, too-that’s a tough fight at this level. Some of the most satisfying wins are when the fight catches you by surprise and you think “this is it” but then you pull it together and beat them.

If you ever get the dialogue option "continue" it's a bug. Quick save with F5 and load with F8 to fix the issue. "Continue" will always select the first option available without giving you the chance to see what it is.

Well... What did you yhink would happen if you kicked a squirrel 😂? Poor timber. Your reaction was priceless. I was wondering what happened to your portraits too, i haven't seen that before. Btw, Astarion can dual wield knives

25:43 OPE hahaha Glad to find another player who is drawn to Gale as much as I was ❤️ Lae'zel is a great choice too

shadowheart has bad base stats and so she usually misses her attacks. in order to fix this you have to respec her with withers. idk what stat points tho my friend did it for me.

RIP Timbers o7

looks liek a bit of screen tearing/jitteryness with the game, Possibly the option of directx/vulcan at the startup options.

"bye guys" And he didin't realized that his companion is stucked and don't follow him.

very impressive how your party handled the fight with harpies! I was struggling multiple times just on the balanced mode. can't wait for the next episode!

26:19 Ahhh... I wanna jump into the monitor and help...

Why does Gale not have Magic Missile? Even at lower levels it is his best weapon and as it levels up it becomes incredible. Also, you can cancel spells after use which is handy when Cloud of Daggers is loose! Also you can split the party which is handy when exploring places with little space or difficult to get to especially if members of your party don't have enough strength to jump far etc xxx

you should get the eldritch blast perk on wyll. the one where it adds your charisma modifyer to its damage

That squirrel kick had me absolutely cackling.

Wow, they have toned down the difficulty a LOT from when the game was in Early Access and fresh out of it. The harpy fight used to be *brutal* even on Balanced. And I mean *really* having to use the terrain to your advantage, splitting the party, having to use Revivify scrolls etc. But anyway, loving your journey and especially that you're not afraid to just roll with wherever the the dice and your choices take you.

I had that same reaction the first time I kicked the squirrel! I reloaded afterward though lol. The romances in this game are all amazing! I believe you can flirt in the beginning as much as you want, but will have to choose later. I'd love to do a playthrough for everyone, but I can't help choosing Astarion or Gale lol Love that you're taking time to talk to everyone!

Liking this stream a lot! So happy you seem to be given all the companions a chance. It makes me so sad when a streamer decides to just hate one of them from the start, they all have so much to offer 💜 (and especially happy you like Gale)

I've watched quite a few people play this blind like you're doing, but I have to say, I like yours a lot more than some others. You're just very chill and the videos are casual. I've been doing some crafting things as I'm watching and it's nice and calm.

And here I though Durge was cruel, latent Drow behavior is by choice. Poor squirrel. You should always have healing word prepared, on bard or cleric, going without healing in combat might a bit bold. With the harpies you also ignored the one that was singing, when an oppontent is concentrating on something, focusing many hits on them might break concentration (CON save), damage does not matter, just many hits, like Eldritch Blast or Cloud of Daggers are good. Do you notice a bit of frame rate dipping, you might want to turn a few effects off if you rendering this in 4K^^

Another great video. It's cool to watch you start figuring things out. The game does have useful info in tooltips and stuff, but it's definitely not the type of game to hold your hand. It's also the type of game that lets you do a lot more ....... nefarious things than other games would, as the squirrel taught you. The look on your face was an absolutely golden moment in the playthrough so far. As you said, you want to figure things out for yourself, but a few minor tips that are not obvious:- - 'Concentration'. There are a lot of spells that are listed as concentration spells - you can see it in their description. You can only ever have one of these active at a time, so if you cast another one it will replace it - as you saw with the Bless into Shield of Faith. This will happen a lot, to us all, so be ready for the many times you will want to swear at yourself for forgetting, and replacing one really cool spell with another. If you look at the bottom left of your hotbar, there will be an icon showing which spell you are concentrating on with that particular character, and a tiny little 'x' to the top right of that icon. This is how you can voluntarily turn the spell off early - useful for things like your Cloud of Daggers spell, if you want to remove it when the fight has ended, or if its more likely to harm you than your enemies. - Spellbook. You can open this for each character that uses magic, and select which spells they have active. They all know a lot more spells than they can currently choose from at any given time. These can be changed at any point outside of combat. Good habit to get into. In that regard, take a look at Shadowheart's list in particular, and read the description for 'Lesser Restoration'. I won't say more than that, because that might turn this into a spoiler rather than just a hint. - With regards your hotbar, you saw the + / - buttons and how they work. As you level up and get more spells and abilities, you will almost certainly want to have this as 4 rows instead of 2. There is also a little padlock icon so you can lock/unlock the hotbar. Very helpful to rearrange your abilities into certain groups of similar uses/levels. But this may only become more useful, the more comfortable you get with each characters toolkit. - Your comment regarding Shadowheart missing nearly every attack/spell is practically a meme at this point. This is because of her attribute points. Wisdom is her key stat for spells, and Strength is her key stat for melee attacks, and her STR is way too low to be useful. This can be changed at Withers (the skeleton dude). When you ask him to change your class, you can re-set the attribute points as part of that process. This can be useful for natural play, and is a key part of min-maxing strategies. Obviously I don't feel the need to recommend min-maxing, but its certainly worth a look, if not just to get a better feel for the mechanics of it. You can also pickpocket Withers afterwards with no consequence, if you feel like you don't want to waste the money - but if you're going to do that, I would recommedn switching to Astarion for it, he is much better at lockpicking and pickpocketing than any other character, so the skill checks are a lot easier to pass. If you are going to re-spec the characters, one useful tip is that it is only ever the even numbers in your attributes that make a difference, so having any of them at an odd value is literally a waste of attribute points. It is possible to change classes and builds in this way, and for a 2nd or 3rd playthrough, I would definitely recommend doing so, but for your first, its not a problem to stick with the default builds. There's obviously a ton more, but I think these would probably be the only ones I feel need mentioning at this point. Enjoy.

You should upload that squirrel scene as a short :D

53:57 had me laughing crying

Lae'zel is brusque & rough at first, but she gets better and is the equivalent of a tsundere soft egg. She acts out because she's been raised that way and yet is willing to work and offer the only solution she knows to you, someone she met by chance and barely knows, whilst being lost and having a death sentence hanging above head, as you've seen what the tadpole would do to you normally.

Joe: "What is that gorgeous noise?" Me: [oh no. does he know?] Joe: "Sounds like a siren. I'm probably being lured to my death aren't I" Me: [oh good, he knows. hope he quicksaves]

54:00 That was priceless 🤣🤣🤣

On my second play through I played an evil character. When I came across the squirrel and I was still taken aback when I chose "Kick her". How could we have guessed "Kick her" means "Kill her". And what a handsome man that NPC who found you lurking at 1:13:10, wish I could take him back to camp.

Healing word - the best healing spell. Its numbers aren't the biggest, but in battle it uses bonus action, which means you can heal and do something else cool the same turn.

You can use water in your inventory to wash the blood off everyone, or any spell that creates rain or water.

Wanted to say a good reason you could be missing lots is because the karmic die setting is on, it’s a setting that makes your dice rolls biased, the more good rolls then the more bad rolls it’ll force you to have and vice versa, making you miss over and over. Also with your spell casters, avoiding weapon attacks is ideal, of course with Joey it goes either way, bards are a very versatile class, every subclass lets them go any direction to being a martial bard etc. with Wyll for example, eldritch blast is your BEST friend and it’s one of the strongest spells in the game because it’s free to use, can strike multiple times and high damage for a cantrip.

yay a longer episode! glad to see you enjoying the game

I think you need to level up to fix the character portraits. And you can only dual wield with light weapons, if you pick the feat "dual wielder" it gets around that limitation

26:10 things need to have the Light property in order to be dual wielded. There is a feat called Dual Wielder that remove that restriction and only gates off two-handed weapons. Every class gets a to pick a feat at levels 4, 8 and 12 (except fighter who get more at 6 and 10) so this means you’ll be able to dual wield rapiers next level up if you choose that ^v^