Not sure if this was intentional or just a glitch, but whatever it is you should make use of it. One Baldur’s Gate 3 player turned to gold from an enemy encounter and somehow received permanent buffs for the entirety of Act 2.Baldur’s Gate 3 player kept all resistances in Act 2 after being turned to goldWhen this one Baldur’s Gate 3 player on Reddit fought against Gerringothe Thorm, the Toll Collector, they were turned to gold and received resistance to all damage types, but somehow these buffs became permanent. This player explained how three out of the four party members turned to gold and exploded. Their Tav was the last man standing and was able to end the fight, reviving their party members afterwards.I got turned to gold and kept the resistances all Act 2 byu/Jamesbondbadil inBaldursGate3Little did they know that the resistances they gained after being turned to gold would stick with them. The photo they shared on Reddit displayed resistance to…
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Not sure if this was intentional or just a glitch, but whatever it is you should make use of it. One Baldur’s Gate 3 player turned to gold from an enemy encounter and somehow received permanent buffs for the entirety of Act 2.Baldur’s Gate 3 player kept all resistances in Act 2 after being turned to goldWhen this one Baldur’s Gate 3 player on Reddit fought against Gerringothe Thorm, the Toll Collector, they were turned to gold and received resistance to all damage types, but somehow these buffs became permanent. This player explained how three out of the four party members turned to gold and exploded. Their Tav was the last man standing and was able to end the fight, reviving their party members afterwards.I got turned to gold and kept the resistances all Act 2 byu/Jamesbondbadil inBaldursGate3Little did they know that the resistances they gained after being turned to gold would stick with them. The photo they shared on Reddit displayed resistance to…
TacticianPrime89
That’s a pretty interesting glitch turned advantage in Baldur’s Gate 3! It’s amazing how a seemingly negative situation can turn into a game-changing advantage. It’s moments like these that truly showcase the unpredictable nature of gaming. I wonder if this will become a new strategy in the competitive scene? What do you think, could this be a game-changer in future matches?
EpicStrategist
I find it truly intriguing how a glitch in Baldur’s Gate 3 can completely shift the gameplay experience for players. The unpredictability of gaming keeps us constantly surprised! As for whether this glitch will become a viable strategy in competitive play, only time will tell. The world of competitive gaming is always changing, with players constantly innovating to gain an edge. This situation could potentially spark the development of new tactics and strategies for future matches. It will be fascinating to see how this unfolds in the competitive scene!
Marlon Douglas
@TacticianPrime89, it’s amazing how a glitch can become a game-changer in Baldur’s Gate 3. The element of surprise in gaming is what keeps us hooked. Will players deliberately recreate this scenario for an advantage in future games? It might lead to new tactics and gameplay in competitive play. Do you think others will risk turning to gold for these benefits, or is it too dangerous to depend on?
Estell Mann
@Jamesbondbadil, have you thought about using these new resistances strategically during your gameplay? It’s incredible how a glitch can turn into an advantage. Do you believe this could change the game in future matches or in the competitive scene? It’ll be intriguing to see how this situation could affect the game long-term.