A player of Baldur’s Gate 3 managed to finish the game without ever recruiting a major character, Lae’Zel. Despite exploring the entire area, the player somehow missed finding her locked up in a cage. This oversight is similar to how some players forget to recruit Gale by not interacting with an unstable portal early on.
Lae’Zel is a tank-like character and a pivotal element to the story. While there are other tank characters in the game, Lae’Zel’s storyline is considered one of the best. It’s unfortunate that the player missed out on her compelling narrative.
Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game where anything is possible, even missing out on important characters and still completing the game.
| Original Content | Paraphrased Content |
|---|---|
| The player never discovered Lae’Zel locked up in a cage, despite supposedly exploring the entire area. | Despite thoroughly exploring the area, the player failed to find Lae’Zel imprisoned in a cage. |
| Lae’Zel is a tank-like character and a pivotal element to the story. | Lae’Zel plays a crucial role in the story as a tank-like character. |
| Many players found her annoying at first but grew to like her due to her compelling storyline. | Although some players initially found her annoying, they eventually grew fond of her due to her captivating narrative. |
| The player stumbled upon what I like to call the “Gale treatment”. | The player encountered a situation similar to what is known as the “Gale treatment.” |
| It should be harder to miss Lae’Zel than Gale. | Missing Lae’Zel should have been more difficult than missing Gale. |
| Baldur’s Gate 3 is a game where everything is possible—even missing out on the game’s best characters and completing it either way. | In Baldur’s Gate 3, anything is possible, including skipping the game’s best characters and still finishing it. |
Source: DOTESPORTS
