Found an exploit, I think ...

[Soylent_Greene]

While I am still just fumbling around in Act 1, I think I have found an exploit that I don't think was intended.

Unsure but leaving corpses around seems to be a bad choice towards stealth, so I have gotten in the habit of carrying around a burlap sack.
I pick up the corpse I need to hide, open the sack in my inventory, drop the body in it, send the bag to camp.

In fact I have gotten to where just about ANY container that can be marked for sale gets picked up, and then sent to camp. Pretty soon I should be able to build a fortress out of these boxes!

PLEASE TAKE YOUR COMMENTS INTO ACCOUNT>>> I haven't played a D&D game since back when the first Baldurs Gate came out!

[Grimmsch]

That is hillarious. I love it.

[BigJ]

Bag of holding... corpses

[kitsune87]

all I'm gonna say is. DON'T piss off a necromancer in your camp.

[VastGirth]

The game is full of "exploits" like this. It's part of the fun of Larian RPGs'.

[kitsune87]

Originally posted by kitsune87:

all I'm gonna say is. DON'T piss off a necromancer in your camp.

AKA Withers

[xposethedarkside]

Bruh, your camp is gonna stink in about two days you know.

[Zyco]

I saw a video of someone building a tower with boxes and then using the arrow of teleportation to just bypass tons of stuff

[Moffin Bovin]

i cant move corpses they always say they are too heavy. even a str 18 barbarian thats been enlarged cant move a goblin in my game.

[Kyutaru]

Finally, a topic that isn't by a blocked user.

You can also do this with in-world containers. Hiding bodies in a cupboard is a real thing.

[Soylent_Greene]

Thanks all for the input

Sorry if it seems like I am trolling, just don't know
Also reminds me just how long ago I played the GOLD BOX GAMES from SSI...
Back when you switched 5.25" floppies in a C-64 Commodore

[hagare]

Originally posted by xposethedarkside:

Bruh, your camp is gonna stink in about two days you know.

I have a dead naked minthara lying on the floor of my camp.
Camp still smells of owlbear

[Soylent_Greene]

The Owlbear didn't eat the carcass?

[Ironwu]

Originally posted by Kyutaru:

Finally, a topic that isn't by a blocked user.

You can also do this with in-world containers. Hiding bodies in a cupboard is a real thing.

You as well? I have been blocking them left and right. Most of the first page is Blocked Users now. :)

Wish they would go get a real life somewhere. Or just go somewhere else.

[Ironwu]

Originally posted by Soylent_Greene:

While I am still just fumbling around in Act 1, I think I have found an exploit that I don't think was intended.

Unsure but leaving corpses around seems to be a bad choice towards stealth, so I have gotten in the habit of carrying around a burlap sack.
I pick up the corpse I need to hide, open the sack in my inventory, drop the body in it, send the bag to camp.

In fact I have gotten to where just about ANY container that can be marked for sale gets picked up, and then sent to camp. Pretty soon I should be able to build a fortress out of these boxes!

PLEASE TAKE YOUR COMMENTS INTO ACCOUNT>>> I haven't played a D&D game since back when the first Baldurs Gate came out!

Fun find. :)

But, be aware that there MAY be unintended consequences from having a camp that is a graveyard and box storage facility. BG3 is rife with hidden consequences from player choices in the game.

[LordNibbler]

sorry to tell you but no, you haven't found an "exploit", it's not even anything new... and - on top of that - a whole speed run strategy is built around something called "Shadowboxing" (you might guess what it "contains")