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You can see all the achievments on steam. Under locked achievements -> Global A. -> click on the hidden ones.
Now I'm going to eat them like Skittles.
NGL this taints my view on the game. Every other choice has a consequence but this one doesn't.
Huge oversight imo.
You have consequences based on role play perspective. If you need achievements to feel and notice that, then maybe you want to rethink your point of views on life.
If you cannot make yourself happy, no one can.
But there is no real downside to using them.
When I do a durge run I'll be gobbling them up.
The downside is everything is dead too quick if you just need to get enemies down to 27 HP or so.
Indeed. Makes the game hardly harder.
I think choosing to use the tadpole power and going partial-ilithid should have more consequences than just a creepy face(which, ironically, gives you a buff in persuasion due to Ilithid Expertise being unlocked with it). The only consequence so far are a couple of disapproving lines from companions and from a couple of NPCs..
Implying you'll be grumpy at a game because you didn't get a beep-boop with a little validation placard that 'you did great in a unique way' for an achievement you absolutely could have googled in advance is a very peculiar way to judge a game.
I have a different bar for being disappointed in BG3: did I or did I not have a fun, memorable experience?
Enjoy your tadpole-free run -- I did the same for my first playthrough. It was great. Have fun!
- A
I am aware that there is no reward for this, my reward is the roleplaying experience itself.
The game still mentions using them to some small degree regardless. (As a few have mentioned, that's likely because the tadpoles will activate on their own in specific circumstances.)
The only thing tadpole free does for you, iirc, is let you auto-pass the WIS save when Empy tries to get you to use the Tier 3 Tadpole. Other than that it really doesn't matter much.