Baldur’s Gate 3 players discover “Hitman” style Underdark battle
Square EnixOne Baldur’s Gate 3 fan has discovered a brand new way to get rid of enemies in the Underdark using a classic “Hitman” style – proving just how creative fans and the game can really be.
Baldur’s Gate 3 inspires a jaw-dropping amount of creativity from its players. With such an expansive storyline, world, and character creations, fans can pretty much be anything they want to be. Naturally, this can create some extremely OP builds and inspire a few ideal ways to get around tricky enemies.
In fact, it’s not just characters that are inspiring players in battle, but other games. One player used their creativity from Hitman to craft the perfect concoction for Underdark enemies, rendering those battles incredibly easy.
Baldur’s Gate 3 player finds way to get rid of enemy in typical “Hitman” style
“So many times in Underdark, and I just realized you can…poison Ward Magmar and Ward Pistle, the two Duergar bullying Skickpit next to the lift, and kill them without actually attacking them” revealed one player on the Baldur’s Gate 3 Reddit.
The Underdark is far from simple in Baldur’s Gate 3, and certain battles can leave you and your party overwhelmed, so approaching it like this will keep those attacks at bay and let you clean up the enemies once they’ve taken a drink.
Naturally, fans were thrilled to discover this new technique, with many taking to the comments to write: “That’s amazing” or that the idea is straight out of “Hitman: Underdark.”
Others highlighted how shocked they were to find this idea out: “400 hours and I never knew that. Guess I’ll have to start another one to try it.”
One fan got so close to unknowingly doing this themselves, and are now praising the poster for highlighting this new attack idea: “Omg, I tried interacting with that keg multiple times, wondering wtf I was “allowed” to put in the ‘insert’ box! Now I know!! Thank you”
While the technique is certainly stealthy and creative, it only goes to show how detailed Baldur’s Gate 3 really is, especially with the methods it lets you use to solve problems.
