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To battle the Terminids in , you need weapons, and luckily, the game features a carefully curated arsenal of firearms and grenades for you to unlock. Your weapons are more than just tools for squashing bugs; instead, they define what role you choose to play in your co-op squad. Learning to move beyond your starting guns and unlock new weapons is essential.
If you want to delete one of your worlds and start over in, the solution is rather simple: delete it from the world selection menu. allows you to create several different worlds, allowing you to travel, explore, build, and catch Pals in different instances. However, there are many reasons why you might want to delete a world, including concerns over storage space.
If you're wondering how you can Respec and change your class in , there is a way to do that. The game doesn't tell you outright how to do it, but you can do it for a small fee. Picking your character's class is the first important decision you will take. However, there might be a point where you might want to switch things for a different experience.
In Act 2 of your party of misfit adventurers enters the Shadow-Cursed Lands, a small but dense region home to many of the game’s most important quests and secrets. However, the land is cursed with lingering darkness, making exploring rather challenging. This list should help you keep track of everything you need to do before rejoining the road to Baldur’s Gate and Act 3.
One of the biggest parts of the experience is building and upgrading your home base, and one particularly crucial level upgrade requires Pal Fluid. Unlike common resources such as Stone and Wood, which can be found almost anywhere, Pal Fluid is a rare resource that only drops from certain Pals out in the wild.
Sulphur is an essential ingredient for crafting Gunpowder in , and you will need a steady supply of this rare resource to craft ammo for your guns. Luckily, even though it’s much rarer than Paldium Fragments or Ore, you can find abundant sources of Sulphur in the mid to late-game. However, you will need to prepare for some danger.
To progress Gale’s companion quest in , players have to find the Annals of Karsus: a tome containing forbidden magical lore. However, although Gale believes it can be bought from Sorcerous Sundries, Baldur’s Gate’s premier shopping destination for magical items, it’s much trickier. The Annals of Karsus is sealed away in the vault, and the party has to break in to get it.
One of the biggest quests in Act 3 of is finding all of Dribbles the Clown’s body parts. The hapless jester was brutally murdered and dismembered by an evil doppelganger, scattering his body parts all across Baldur’s Gate. Players can volunteer to gather seven body parts to reassemble his corpse, and receive a reward from the ringmaster Lucretious.