Baldur’s Gate 3 Player Makes Helpful Realization After Nearly 400 Hours in the Game

A Baldur’s Gate 3 player online has made an incredibly helpful discovery in-game after spending almost 400 hours playing Larian’s critically acclaimed RPG. Baldur’s Gate 3 features a spectacular level of detail, which can lead to some things being easily missed by players.

Since Baldur’s Gate 3‘s launch almost a year ago, the game has stunned players thanks to Larian’s staggering attention to detail. One Baldur’s Gate 3 player even noticed a hilarious detail in the game’s credits, showing how these details extend beyond the actual gameplay, too. Because this level of detail is so impressive, it’s easy for players to overlook things that are seemingly obvious after being discovered. This is why many of these details go undiscovered for so long – they’re hiding in plain sight, seemingly as set dressing, just waiting for players to discover them.

Redditor Cyberpunk39 made the surprising discovery that Baldur’s Gate 3 features Raspberry bushes, which players are actually able to pick. These raspberries can then be used as Camp Supplies for Long Rests, allowing players to save their other resources. According to Cyberpunk39, they’ve put a total of 384 hours into Baldur’s Gate 3, and have never once considered that these bushes were anything more than set dressing. One user pointed out another useful raspberry discovery from the game, claiming they actually heal the player when consumed, and can be used in combat without using an action or bonus action. This makes raspberries arguably better than any healing spell in Baldur’s Gate 3, and cements them as essential for any Honour Mode players.

Baldur’s Gate 3 Player Discovers Raspberry Bushes After 384 Hours

Gamers in the thread were quick to share their similar Baldur’s Gate 3 discoveries that others may have easily missed. Honey Comb was another item that some seemed surprised to have missed, as it’s hidden around the world naturally, just like raspberries. There could be even more still undiscovered in Larian’s RPG, and it might be a while yet until players have found everything the game has to offer.

With Patch 7 set to arrive for Baldur’s Gate 3 in September, it seems that Larian is preparing to move on from its 2023 hit. It has already been confirmed that Larian won’t be producing any DLC for the game, so it’ll be curious to see what route the studio takes next. Recently, Baldur’s Gate 3‘s Larian confirmed it previously wanted to make a Fallout game, and it would be interesting to see whether that license becomes available again, given Bethesda’s busy schedule for the next few years. No matter what, Larian has earned a legion of new fans with Baldur’s Gate 3, who will be willing to try anything it develops next.

Baldur’s Gate 3

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a Dungeons and Dragons inspired RPG developed and published by Larian Studios. Featuring both a single player and cooperative element, players create their character by selecting a starting class, take on quests, level up, and engage in turn-based combat using the D&D 5th edition rule set.

Franchise

Baldur’s Gate

Released

August 3, 2023

ESRB

M for Mature: Blood and Gore, Partial Nudity, Sexual Content, Strong Language, Violence

How Long To Beat

30 Hours

Metascore

96

Split Screen Orientation

Vertical Only

Number of Players

1-4

PS Plus Availability

N/A

Local Co-Op Support

1-2 Players

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