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Game decided it would be fun to have “Not Found” for basically all the dialogue in this ending so I came here to see it. Sucks to have about an 80 hour play through just for a bug to ruin it.

I just had that interaction last night and physically recoiled when he said pure shit. Kinda caught me off guard but it was great boicr acting.

Ultimate daddy issues run

I wonder what Durge will do when there is nothing to kill any more because he killed every living being?

Now THIS is how you do an evil ending for a video game. I hate the ones where they just are like "Oh you get like, killed in a cutscene by some guy because you did bad things. How dare you do bad things in the game where we let you do bad things? You should be ashamed!"

2:12 Half illithid, half god -- and still using an effin knife (a dagger would have a blade on both sides) to kill? Fail -.-

I played as Tav on my first playthrough and obviously loved the game, and i was hesitant after my first playthrough to do a run as the Dark Urge. I like being the hero and saving the day. I don't get the same joy others do from playing as the villain of my own single-player story. But after beating the game a dozen times at this point to me, Durge is the definitive playthrough for me. It's so well done and adds so much depth to an already ocean deep story by giving you your cake and eating it too. Yeah have your custom character with your own backstory, with the added backstory the game sets up but lets you decide how to deal with. Embrace it, reject it or walk the fine line and the whole time you learn more about the backstory of your character. Meanwhile, playing them, you build up what they are now and how the backstory impacts them. I'm just gushing over how well I've done this was.

This is genuinely the most evil shit I've ever seen in a game

Don't have any audio for mine so I have to settle for this I guess

BG3 really setting a new standard for evil play throughs

Thanks. My bhaal ending dialogue was bugged. Really bad written ending... The one I had in mine was much better.

Gortash deserved to have his own Alliance ending. He was actually trustworthy the whole time, but dies for no reason. Shame.

I killed Orin and embraced Baal. But this ending didn't trigger. I just sit on the throne and then end credits roll. Such a shame.

The power trip you feel embracing the dark urge is unreal I've got this ending before and I wasn't sure if I should be saying that's cool or that's fucked up😅

I loved this ending for Durge, my only problem is when I got it any dialouge or dialouge option said "TEXT NOT FOUND"🥲

this is what evangelicals in the 80s thought what happens in D&D

Showing the kid dead but not showing the damage to get around censors. Amazing balls.

wait i just realized. Why can you invite the owl bear to live with you but not Scratch?

This has to be a Berserk reference.

Unfortunately I got the not found ending. It's this ending except that the narrator didn't say anything and all the dialogue options said not found. Not the best use of 90 hours but okay.

Oh sweet merciful god and jesus above, I feel like I need to go to confession just for watching this.

This was a very satisfying ending after doing a kill everyone run, haha.

When I got this ending today, I regretted my choices and was like : "what have I done"

I can't believe Larian didn't make this ending a final battle where your companions turn on you in a free-for-all to dominate the brain. Every single companion would have a reason to oppose Durge if he went down this path, either for righteous reasons or selfish ones. Are you telling me that Ascended Astarion, lusting for power and paranoid as he is, wouldn't stab you in the back as quickly as you stab The Emperor? Why, why, why, would these high-powered clerics, wizards, and vampires stand by in a cutscene and watch world domination fall into the hands of a Bhaalspawn who explicitly wants to murder everyone, when back-stabbing and taking it for themselves is clearly on the table? That would not only lead to a difficult and story-appropriate fight, but you could also do the Viconia DeVir thing, where they all survive the combat and end up prone on the ground for one last dialogue, so each one can get some spotlight and closure, instead of just the romanced companion. It wouldn't even be hard to program! There's already a duel with Lae'zel where you fight a companion. Just do that, but for all three in the Netherbrain arena after Durge gives the order to dominate the brain.

Durge WOULD be such a leather daddy.

I don't know if this is in character for a celebrant of Bhaal. Killing every living thing with no criteria is just, as fucked up as it is. I'd assume for the followers of Bhaal tithing something calculated like genocide (or omnicide) is not the same as something momentous and passionate as the sacrament of murder. Also how do I get myself off whatever list these musings just put me on.

If eren succeeded the rumbling

Its all fun to commit Omnicide until you hear "you have broken your oath, paladin"

This is an ending that wouldn't be possible in D&D. Ao the over god, that stops gods from altering things too much, would put an end to this really quick. Ao is usually neutral about most things, but if a God goes too far he steps in to prevent any massive changes. I really wish Larian had of put an ending like that, where Ao wrecks you and Bhaal for trying to push things too far.

My first ending playthough

I get that Gortash dies when you fail ALL the checks, but come on. Give us some way to save him.

This is what Chaotic Evil looks like.

Best ending ❤

nothing like killing the entire world while wearing the sluttiest outfit

I like playing evil

Made a Full up Villain Run and this ending is just perfect. I love it that you can truly now immerse yourself as a villain probably one of the few games that lets you go that far. Kudos Larian. Not the ending Durge wanted (probably) but the ending Durge was destined for.

I'm at the point where I have to choose to follow or disregard Bhaal and I'm happy I looked up the ending. I promised MInthara we will be ruling together, and this is too tragic for me ;(

It would be really cool if Dark Urge at the end, after destroying all life, even killed his own father (And Witch the Absolute Power he is more than capable of doing that) and seeing that this act causes Bhall to have a disturbing joy seeing your son overcome him.

Christ put it back how it was. Too dark. But seriously awesome.

I love how shadowheart and astarion are just standing there vibing

Imo Tav should have died as well at the end. So he can meet with all father as a reward but still I enjoyed this Dark Urge ending.

When I first beat the game, I did it with this ending. Watching this totally just gave me closure. Despite how much I loved the game, my ending was under written, this gave me what I was looking for. Thanks Larian

They missed something. With nothing else to kill, Tav should have been the last to die.

I did this one on my genocide run, it honestly felt so rewarding.

3:46 Stand name: Metallica User: The Dark Urge

3:09 *Roll Credits*

Minthara feeling betrayed that she got stabbed has big Leopards Eating People's Faces Party energy

this the kinda shit that would get White Dragonborn spawnkilled for centuries

Not going to lie, just randomly spawning cleavers inside the hearts of everyone the netherbrain has dominat has gotta be one of the most brutal, most unconventional, and most badass ways to use Netherbrain that we have gotten. And the way the bodies are suspended... DAMN!

I think Dark urge was the intended way to play the game. You could've gone for the "custom" character, which gives you a blank slate to imprint yourself on. But standing on the shoulders of every wonderful story that your companions are standing on, a "custom" character can feel very flat or dull by comparison. Durge fills that space perfectly - giving you a customizable character that also has it's own agency rather than a Tav that just came along for the ride after the nautiloid fell. The little moments where you lose control also helps sell just how strong the urge can be for Children of Bhaal, and puts a little twist on what might've been an ordinary encounter for the player if they went for a "normal Tav." That, and it also makes sense thematically considering you played as a Bhaalite in the previous title.