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There's another clip I have of the blackpits fight. As if the fight wasn't long enough, there was one magister that just wanted to watch the world burn... so he took the longest route he could to try and make that happen. And then he just kept going and going and going.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2jN6ZZjH6U
In contrast BG3 has had me in stitches many times.
This used to be exploitable. You would first take all their money. Steal it, sell things whatever. Get it all. Then you’d put a single coin in a backpack or other container and give it to them. Then buy everything you could, up to 49999g and pay with cash. Because you give them the gold first before they give you the items, you’d also buy the backpack with the one gold. This would mean that when they put the gold you’re paying with in their own inventory it would stack with the one coin in the container, THEN they gave you the container and the items... with all the gold you just spent in said container. You could literally set them up too so that when their inventory reset, the new gold they get would stack in there too and you could just swing by and take their entire gold pile free.
Now they empty containers when you sell them to them. Still, it was hilarious watching these hard working shop owners just give you their products and money for free.