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Aye, getting all three rolls during that conversation, lowers it's HP by roughly 100.
I am pretty sure there is nothing unreasonable about asking some random person I've never met to provide some sort of proof that Larian has gone in and rigged a roll that was previously not rigged (as I can prove with video evidence of people having rolled 20s on it before). Why do you think you are owed credibility that lets you be taken at your word on this matter, exactly?
Larian are bad GMs. This is well known.
https://youtu.be/KL1c7OAIsJc?si=cBnWE3agvG6HVx0p
https://youtu.be/cczeEDx4oAU?si=Z5aea73SLw0IBGCn
https://imgur.com/a/G9ANS98
But, like, that was before the recent patches! We just have to trust them that this mechanic we know definitely used to let you roll a 20 is now rigged against 20s because they are a trustworthy person whose word we can believe with no evidence.
If you introduce a Nat 20 always succeed rule then also need the guts as a DM to say no when there is a danger that the roll might derail the story.
Either way you get called out as railroady
Eh, I personally felt pretty satisfied with their decision to write it as 'you don't manage to enslave it but the effort of repelling your attempt damages the creature and now it has less HP when you fight it'.