Baldur's Gate 3 players reveal their chances of survival if the game were real
Baldur's Gate 3 is one of the most interesting worlds found in modern video games. However, players wonder what would happen if this universe became real and what are their chances of survival.
The world of Baldur's Gate 3 is fraught with danger, but not when you control the heroes behind the screen. Players have achieved amazing feats in this game, but always by controlling the characters the game offers.
But what would happen if the heroes were replaced by the players controlling them and transported to the dangerous world of Baldur's Gate 3? Here's what the community thinks about the idea.
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Baldur's Gate 3 players discuss their chances of survival if the game world were real
The discussion on this topic was started by a Reddit user u/tocksarethewooorst. He asked: ” If you were taken to Baldur's Gate 3 yourself, how far do you think you would go? Then he added: Personally, I have a Strength of 6 on a good day and every stat is my weak stat. I have the charisma and leadership ability of a carrot. So I might end up as one of the many nameless skeletons on the beach. If you're lucky enough to get out of the nautiloid “.
Many players found this conversation interesting and decided to participate. One player commented: “ The vast majority of people probably died during the Nautaloid tutorial, even before starting the game. Another user added: “ I, without the weapons skills and flabby body of a middle-aged family man, would definitely not even survive waking up in this world. “.
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One user also claimed: “ I'll be a camp wife. Like, just leave me at the camp and let me carry your tents. I will listen to your problems and I will cook and everything, but please don't make me do anything dangerous because I will die in two seconds. “.
So it can be said that most players are not very confident in their fighting prowess. They feel their chances of survival are bad enough that they prefer to sit in tents. We understand them.
For more on Baldur's Gate 3, find out how this player changed the story by killing off a character in Act 2.
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