Looking forward to your eldritch knight build video everyone just makes them eldritch thrower more than a knight I really wonder what's your take is gonna look like awesome vid btw!

I have a similar question-- why did you choose to play as a Tav rather than a Durge?

Was not using ring of free action one of the restrictions?

@@blankdragon1636 One of my restrictions was no dark-urge or origin start

@@Shmilia its not, though the only place id really use it is for the meenlock fight. I dont end up using it though because I chose to fight the meenlocks before going to moonrise.

The Queen!

king and queen of bg3 interacting y'love to see it 💪💪

MM plays BG3 like it's "my turn based combat"

Nah homies voice is way to weak to be the king of bg3

I like all the companions, so I basically never kill them in my runs.

⁠@@Stealth_07 King behavior

Me looking at the tasty gale hand 👀

it's to get their supplies

@@giulia5537 you can just.. take them

yeah exactly. I like this video for the same reason too. Those strategies were very nice !

Well, he used barricades and invisibility no not enter fights

@@John-zq5ymcheesing is more like if you exploited glitches and saved a bunch of explosives to kill them round one. using invisibility isn’t exploiting the game and barricades are the barest thing to just not get overwhelmed

So many challenge runs neglect companions and I get why and don't fault people doing already difficult challenges for doing so, but it is nice to see it.

Jarvis bg3 let's play inbound?

Jarvis? Very premium to see you here.

He has already streamed his entire playthrough on twitch actually. However, he deleted a lot of the vods​@incendiary6243

was absolutely not expecting you here????

He chugged pretty solid amount of invis potions though

@@John-zq5ym yeah but that was to get a surprise round, a lot of people doing challenge runs just skip half the game by walking past encounters while invis

if u throw a basilisk pot on the closest drow to the window, it fights for you

I am planning to do another run with a few more rules so I can tackle patch 6's changes in an even more insane way. I plan on adding No Respeccing, and that I can't use any of the builds I used in this video to the rules for my next challenge run. I will surely not regret that decision at any point in the future!

@@Stealth_07 Someone put this man in a mental asylum asap

@@Stealth_07wow...no repec is actually really hard lol. I don't think you should make ur self suffer that much. Also Dragon Dogma 2 is coming soon so plz play that and make video for it :).

@@Stealth_07 No Respeccing might actually be interesting. I might search around if anyone did this challenge. I enjoy watching solo run videos, but most always boils down some variant of ranged attack spam and combats finished in the surprise round, which after the 9th video, can be a bit boring tbh lol. I liked that yours had the crazy challenge of no consumables, many different builds and approaches to the bosses. And especially, no major content skipped! All companions alive and well. The strategies were genius, 10/10, would rewatch. But all these were enabled thanks to respeccing. Beating without it, solo, no consumables, would truly be the hardest challenge.

Persona 5's music works well for pretty much everything.

You'll see no argument from me on that @@Stealth_07

About 18ish of my deaths occur in the first hour of the game when I fight those bandits inside the Ruin at level 2, that fight is basically entirely RNG reliant since neither I at that early don't have very great hit chance, and the Barbarian enemy can literally one shot me if he crits and high rolls the damage (and thanks to reckless attack he crits pretty often), so very often I would just get unlucky miss a lot of attacks and get rolled by them. Other than that, most of my deaths occur in Act 1, when my strategy fails due to either missed attacks since my hit chance is so low (50-70% hit chance which isnt exactly the most consistent) levels 1-6 (E.G. if I miss my attacks against the Paladin of Tyr or Inquisitor W'wargaz since they have pretty high AC) or if I ever get CC'd by an enemy (E.G. Getting Held Person'd by Ethel). I generally speaking though take strategies that have a high statistical likeliness of resulting in a favorable outcome for me, so even if I miss a couple attacks, I usually still manage to win. In Act 2, I pretty much only ever die to Myrkul (I hadn't come up with the build I used in this video until this run), me being higher level with the way better equipment available makes most of the other combats in Act 2 a cake walk. I never died in Act 3, this run is the only time I ever made it to act 3, and I cleared it first try. Your character level and the items available in Act 3 just make every boss fight there pretty easy if you have a solid strategy going in (hence why the closest to death I ever get in Act 3 are against non-bossfight encounters, that I didn't have a set plan for). By far the rule that leads to my most deaths is the lack of health potions from the consumable item ban. Not being able to have any healing unless my build has it is a devestating punishment since it means basically any damage I take is permanent for that combat. Although since, I play entirely ranged builds in this run, its still relatively easy to space out enemies and avoid damage. When I do this challenge again with new rules added (no respeccing, and melee centric builds only), its going to be significantly harder, and probably gonna cook me even harder.

Yeah! They're edited so fucking well and I like how there's a cute intro to go with the combat