Baldurs Gate 3 The Ranger Rogue Assassin Build Is So OP It Breaks The Game (Patched)

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[@jeremesmith9266]

I love how they’re all “slightly drunk”, 😂

[@dark_praetor]

This works because it always has in 5th ed, I played a level 15 Drow dual hand crossbow wielding Assassin Rogue/Gloomstalker Ranger/Fighter and most encounters could be One Turn Kills. But my god if you screw up that first turn or miss seeing certain enemies the encounter can go south very quickly.

[@LostWallet]

this is why rogue have the stigma of "murdering everyone in the camp before the fight even started"

[@rpjames8]

Here's the updated version of this still working on release: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oonXpWaDasyEack

[@oni1608]

Aw man this looked awesome like a ranged ninja taking down enemies without being caught i hope you can make a similar build!

[@XADIENX]

i hope its out tonight!

[@ReadyDaddy]

build where??????????????

[@dogs-game-too]

How did they change it? So we can make adjustments in the meantime

[@rpjames8]

@@dogs-game-too Its already live in the channel!

[@brookspn]

This is hilarious. And awesome. Can't wait to play this game.

[@Voklesh85]

They've already nerfed it. It will no longer be possible during combat to go into stealth with bonus actions but it will cost a normal action. So either one becomes invisible or attacks unless having 2 turns to attack.

[@DandiIion]

for non rogues*

[@danieljones3606]

Go dark urge and u still can :)

[@alexandrumacedon291]

you do rogue thief and ranger gloom and can hide as bonus action. works. enemies will investigate but u dash outside their los

[@liukaosborne]

Wasn't hype for BG3 but I hadn't seen any gameplay footage, only cutscenes. But this video has got me interested, man those sneak attack and hit effects sound so Satisfying >> "shugashugashuga...BaTING" lmao

[@rpjames8]

Slashy sounds satisfying asf.

[@SH1NK1R01]

A few confirmations here. Larian showed off in the last panel from hell that hide is now an action and not a bonus action. Which makes it no longer possible to attack and hide in the same turn without an actual extra full action. The second confirmation was from content creators who played the build at that event. Which was that you can no longer use the hide command while in an enemies cone of vision. Regardless of stealth roll you can’t just hide in their face anymore. So this scenario was effectively killed at the last minute

[@prime8718]

Build isnt dead. Its just a bit different now.

[@SH1NK1R01]

@@prime8718 wasn't talking about a "build". in its state within early access it wasn't a build, it was an exploit.

[@Celadil]

gloomstalker and I think assassin as well get hide as a bonus action still

[@SH1NK1R01]

@@Celadil yes but the other changes I listed still stand. They also made all enemies attempt to reveal you if you hid while in combat. So stealth is still strong when used by rogues but can’t be abused as early or as easily as in early access.

[@4ksandknives]

Reminds me of Archer in Skyrim. God archery was so satisfying >

[@blueoutrider]

I imagine that this will still work on the easier difficulties but not the harder ones. Also, this ‘trick’ doesn’t work on certain mobs in early access. I’ve had my bow rogue be tracked down and spotted by Bernard, the automaton in the arcane tower, and the forge golem.

[@rpjames8]

Yeah, they track you when they use AOE attacks. And they do have AOEs. Gyrm also has a specific aggro mechanic, which I would also see as a solution for the issue.

[@blueoutrider]

Awww, I didn’t make the aoe connection. Gyrm’s targeting didn’t stop the stealth currently, but it definitely could be modified to easily accomplish it.

[@r.keutterling4253]

just take the higher ground and you are safe.

[@vast634]

I literally played the whole EA with a solo rogue using this stealth trick. Any battle can be won. You can just run into hiding, and then attack in the next round. A few can get tricky like the hag, but then its just about repositioning dynamically.

[@georgestephenopolous5508]

stealth archery is always OP because of the flat crit multiplier instead of having to hit precise angles or simply being in a flanking position like u do with stealth melee, make the AI better and/or reduce the crit to reflect how they would be able to react.

[@jarame8829]

What does "OP" mean?

[@HuggyBuddyOwO]

​@@jarame8829Over Powered

[@austinhowe8278]

I love it the ultimate assassin

[@GWHPhoto]

O.k. Fine its a good video if you wanted a teaser of bg3 before launch. Considering that the game has been launched for the past three days now. Is there a more current version of this build video? I have been looking tirelessly since the launch and haven't found anything that'll help me in multiclassing a ranger/rogue build.

[@rpjames8]

Sure! Check my pinned comment! It ahs the link to the release version for this bad boi!

[@schmuckytheraiderbear5043]

Welcome to how broken & unbalanced the 5E tabletop game is.

[@ghostfoxxx]

It’s unbalanced only because stealth it’s bugged on the early access.. totally different from 5E

[@schmuckytheraiderbear5043]

@@ghostfoxxx yes, in the instance you're referencing. I'm just saying 5E is totally unbalanced in general. I DM 5E weekly for multiple groups. It's hilarious how quickly most PCs become OP.

[@Maitreya888]

@@schmuckytheraiderbear5043 Then your not doing a good job of DMing. Howcan anyone be OP when your controlling the stats of Monsters and encounters.. Ridiculous

[@schmuckytheraiderbear5043]

@@Maitreya888 way to reply like a jerk. I'm talking about rules as written. I've clearly learned to adjust the stats of monsters etc to compensate. But if I'm making up all the stats and abilities I'm not actually playing D&D 5E, I'm playing a homebrew TTRPG.

[@Krimson62]

​@@schmuckytheraiderbear5043 you do realize anything your players do, NPCs do too right? Balancing encounters is a major job when we DM, if you think your players are OP, you are doing a poor job. If you're running a specific module, meh, let em run it. If you all of a sudden say "roll perception" and everyone fails, pick a player to roll constitution at disadvantage... then let hide and seek begin. You'll be surprised how fun these encounters can be when reversed

[@jimnorman007]

This looks amazing and would love to try it. I am new to BG. Any kind of Character planner? Like what types of skills, feats etc to take at which levels?

[@StevenDavisPhoto]

I'm a newb and you didn't explain anything and no one who's never played understands what you're doing. Explain it please! Thumbs down.

[@NeverKilledHillock]

I try to keep is short. In Baldur's Gate 3 your combat is in "turns" most of the time. There are spells/attacks/actions etc. you can use once per turn or once per "short rest", using an additional ressource and so on, short: different conditions. Direct combat related stuff like "attack with your melee weapon" or "shoot with your ranged weapon" or "cast a spell" are in general "Actions". Besides "Actions" you can use each turn on top a "Bonus Action". Some examples for "Bonus Actions" are "imbuing your weapon with fire", "revive allie", "increasing sprint distance" etc. Normally "stealth" is an "Action", so you have to choose between "attacking" OR "going dark" (both actions). For rogue you can besides some other actions "stealth" as a "Bonus Action" too. So you can sneak to any encounter (at least any in act 1 [tested]) and attack them from your stealth position (using an "Action") and after that going "stealth" with you "Bonus Action". If you are able to go "stealth" after your attack you can do that over and over, because the enemie doesn't know where to look for you and basically "skipps" their turn. BUT... unlike some ppl think... it's not "godmode" or "broken" even from a "gameplay" AND "lore" perspective. Gameplay against easier and normal encounters are obviously a joke, but you fight bosses and things like the camp in the video (he only cleared the entrance btw., the camp is by far larger and harder inside). Bosses can spawn "adds" and teleport them to you, for example. Inside the camp there are some goblins who don't "skip" their turn, instead they run to an alarming drum and these new goblins entering the fight now can give away your hiding spot, if you don't know how to play the entire encounter and so on. It's basically your knowledge and planning that makes it "broken". Lore wise... I mean please... it's a real "Shadow Rogue", so sneaky, stealthy... you only can figure out his position if HE makes a mistake... or you die. Sounds cool to me. TL;TR Uses "Action" to "attack" into "Bonus Action" going "stealth", repeat until all enemies are dead.

[@vast634]

You hide outside of anyone's vision (marked red on the floor). Then each round you position yourself to hit a target, shoot the bow, walk back out of vision, and use HIDE as a bonus action. This way enemies will never know where you are, and you can grind down anyone. They just stand there, without any plan.

[@HArryvajonas]

Ranger/ assassins were OP in Divinity 2 as well.

[@Bacbi]

You can successfully hide even though you are inside the red area? 5:06 I thought the way it worked was that if you are in the red that means they see you unless you use some ability that makes you invisible? I am not very good at this game so any advantage I could get would be nice, although I wouldn't want to just leave my party behind. Could I do something like this where my party is getting all the attention and then multiclass Astarion as a rouge ranger, having him pick off enemies from the shadows just as effectively?

[@rpjames8]

Yes You can, and yes, if the enemy sees You, You just have to make a stealth check to stay hidden.

[@Bacbi]

@@rpjames8 Thanks, good to know. I've played early access. But never played past meeting Wyll and I still have a ton to learn before I feel comfortable saying I have a rough idea of how to play this game optimally :p

[@hellgeist_]

It is [mentally held-back] to say a game that has had 3 years of player testing is 'broken'. This is what Larian Studios intended - if you don't like it, that's fine, but it is not 'broken'

[@Agapanthah]

I need this build. I'm so challenged by BG3. :)

[@vecna2502]

Its not bug so it does not need to be patched. Thats D&D mechanics; if you are hidden, you can attack with advantage. And sneak attack triggers if: you have advantage or if target enemy is flanked. Yup. Thats how it is.

[@aldoushuxley5953]

The core to this strategy is being able to hide as a bonus action, right? In the full game, this will only be possible for rogues, though I guess other characters could haste other classes so they could still shoot and hide... And other spells like pass without trace will also massively increase your success rate. Do you have any other advice to try this ourselves?

[@rpjames8]

Multi class into fighter so that you get action surge. But really anyone can do it, if you start the next turn while hidden, use action for attack, and bonus action for hiding. It's just more efficient for rogues because if you mess up (like I did halfway through the video) the rogue can just go back into hiding again because of lvl 2 rogue feature!

[@aldoushuxley5953]

@@rpjames8 I want to use a pure fighter (battlemaster) as my archer. As far as I know, it has been confirmed that stealth was changed, so you can no longer use it inside a threat radius of enemies (which applies to melee rogues, but not archers), and hiding is an action again, except for rogues, who can use cunning action. But if you give your character more actions (like with the haste spell), it would still work I think

[@rpjames8]

@@aldoushuxley5953 Then you're all set. If you want to be an archer battle Master, you use action surge to go back into hiding.

[@alexw4482]

You can multi class Gloomstalker with assassin, you’ll get cunning action: hide from the assassin levels.

[@happyninja42]

There's actually that I GUESS is a bug? Where you can have a rogue stealthed and separate from the party, and have the other members actually initiate combat, where all agro is on them. And then switch to the out of combat Rogue, and sometimes (I'm not really sure how it works where it bugs out) but I was able to kill that big orc guy trying to Speak to the Dead with that corpse and his entire crew, with Astarian up in the rafters. And it never actually took turns. The game was waiting for me to have one of my "in combat" guys to finish their turn, but I clicked off to Astarian and started sneak attacking everyone from above, and they NEVER would add him into the turn roster. He just kept acting over and over, out of turns, while everyone else was frozen in time, waiting for my "in turn" guy to end his turn. It definitely felt like an exploit, but man was it funny to just patiently and steadily drop all those guys with ranged sneak attack xD

[@hans202008]

title of ranger rogue assassin pretty misleading considering class, subclass and multiclass options in BG3... also not sure if just using the rogue sneak attack (ranged) qualifies as a "build" but ok. Anyway I do hope that on the tactician difficulty Larian talked about, the enemies will at least use their turn to explore surroundings even if they do not observe an enemy in their sightlines.

[@Tox2401]

I rolled a rogue for my first playthrough of early access and when I figured out how BUSTED sneaking is, my gameplay turned into my party waiting somewhere far away while MC clears out stuff. And I will say I LOVE IT how you are actually able to take enemies down and remain hidden, BUT I hate it that it's so busted, enemies should after alerted and if victim was in their FOV run out and search for you OR at least retreat to a location where they can't be picked out so easily, they do it if the combat hasn't been initiated, however if combat has been initiated they just stand in place threatening how much I will regret it. As much as I enjoyed it I doubt I will use it on the next playthrough because it turned combat into a big big big BIIIIIG joke

[@Xellius13]

Do you have double action points without party like in Divinity?

[@n1w910]

@@Xellius13 DnD 5e doesnt work in that manner, you can take 1 action, and one bonus action per round. You get more actions as you level dependent on class lvl and skills.

[@Bacbi]

So this only really works if you are effectively playing solo? You couldn't have your party be in the fight to take all the attention and then if you multiclass Astarion as a Rouge ranger for example have him pick off targets one by one during his turn?

[@vedran939]

@@Bacbi Yes and no. You need some fights full grp but with this you loose alot dialogues. Doubt this will work trough all game. I used this for some "trash" fights to get faster. This camp good example or takes forever

[@neethology]

Yea i even posted on the Larian forum because of how broken this is, i finished the early access playing with a single rogue character, i hope they fix it for the release because it makes the game extremely boring.

[@DSzaks]

This less of an imbalance of the class and more of an imbalance of the entire stealth mechanic. It has existed since the early days of EA and you can literally do this w/ any class. The fact that it still hasn't been fixed doesn't give me much hope that it will be for the release. So either be ok w/ cheesing the game or make a concerted effort not to exploit this. It will be up to the player.

[@XBezerkerX]

Already confirmed that Hide is no longer a bonus action on release but a full action turn so you lose an opportunity to attack if you hide and vice versa.

[@NeverKilledHillock]

@@XBezerkerX Only changed for "non-rogue"-classes.

[@RenoKyrie]

Reminder, this is WITHOUT Gloom Stalker It gets game breaking

[@rpjames8]

Nah dude. If they don't fix this before launch, gloomstalker will be godlike honestly.

[@RenoKyrie]

@@rpjames8 Doubt Not because Larian is incompetent i mean they make Melee Martials good for crying out loud, just how allready broken 5E system is lmao

[@rpjames8]

@@RenoKyrie The only way I would see this fixed, would be to have AI rework/coding (unlikely because of how close launch is and they already showcased the changes on stealth that don't fix this). Or, adding cooldown, which would go against the rules. Either of, unlikely. I can already see us breaking launch with Gloom Ranger, Assassins, and such.

[@raffster]

Bro, do you have the actual build written up somewhere?

[@rpjames8]

Raffy, I do, and I Know this is not a proper answer, but I'm going to upload It as we get close to reléase, or release even, because I want to tweak it for it to work properly with all of the release changes! But if you want to try now, just a basic rogue with the extra action at class feature on Lvl 3 should do the trick. Cheers!

[@inkayon]

EVERY class from lvl 1 can do this. Just stay outside enemy alert cone, shoot, hide, repeat. When you have to come closer, do not shoot this turn. You can cast instead of shooting ofc. When you finish your turn in hidden mode, outside alert cone, enemies freeze.

[@xdgamesCoUk]

Can someone explain what is going on and why it's considered a "cheese tactic"? Also, how come he is able to one shot the enemies?

[@Kaisernero85]

He has a class that auto crits surprised enemies and is in perma stealth, the mobs also have low health, because in BG3 after you attack out of stealth you are not revealed and mobs have a very small vision range you can in many cases stand outside there vision range and snipe them. The cheese is that in a sense you are like invisible and abuse the mechanics so that you can not be hit. This is because BG3 has a really generous implementation of stealth and stealth attacks, in D&D 5e on which it is based you can only make 1 attack and are revealed and need to hide again with a way to have in most cases total cover and the monster have more vision. If nothing is done about it which I doubt you can "cheese" many encounters this way, and if this is what you want, more power to you I guess but then you could mod yourself op and onehit anything anyways. The short is it is an mostly unavoidable exploit.

[@xdgamesCoUk]

@@Kaisernero85 thanks 😊

[@457Deniz457]

YES SOOOO #OP when you are lv 99 killing lv 2.... I know he is not lv 99, but the level difference is high enough.

[@rpjames8]

Dude, the whole Idea is for you never to be seen, the level difference makes no difference. Even if you fight higher level enemies than you, the idea is for you never to be seen.

[@457Deniz457]

@@rpjames8 Hm i see, yes i accidentally found that also out and its rly OP.

[@surpriiise]

@@457Deniz457 kek

[@briansmythe4393]

Detailed build?

[@TTailled]

I hope the full release fixes all the buggy crap.. like untouchable enemies directly in your face, frozen animations.. like the one goblin in this video fuckin A posing...

[@srenflorian3532]

Why is this OP? Imagine what Drizzt would do with those few, very weak, enemys ;p

[@vast634]

You can literally take out any enemy. No matter how strong they are. Thats why its op. At least in EA.

[@By4o]

what he is doing here is not a build power its a bug that when enemies cannot see any of the party members or all of them hidden that just break game AI and they do nothing... it will be fixed at launch with 99,9% chance...

[@steeneugenpoulsen8174]

You need to keep up with the news, we have videoheads that has played a post-early access build and reported on stealth changes.

[@rpjames8]

I am aware of the stealth changes. Light-Dark, and such. Still, we have field of vision, and If we keep out of it, it should still work as shown in the video. The whole thing is to be away from the field of vision of the enemy, and kill them 1 by 1 in guerrilla warfare. If they didn't make changes to AI on itself during combat, it should still work. Although, we will still have to wait to release to see if it is still there.

[@Run_Paul_Run]

You can no longer sneak directly behind them as they added a threat zone in which this does no longer work.

[@rpjames8]

@@Run_Paul_Run Still the very same idea, ranger assassin is not about being behind them. During the whole gameplay I was in front of them. The ranger is focused on behing as away as possible from the threat zone. The only thing this could be fixed, is if the enemy AI would be patrolling and moving during combat. THEN this would be balanced.

[@thevermintide1290]

​@@rpjames8 I hope they dont go too heavy on trying to balance the playstyle because it plays directly into the classes theme, I think making the AI smarter would be fine though cause that effects every class

[@austinhowe8278]

Do you get more XP for solo?

[@rpjames8]

No, at least I don't think so, the xp is still shared for the entire party.

[@rail7646]

this would do more harm than good, why? Combat and all the mechanics won't be seen by you, since you kinda skip everything, also wouldn't work on the highest difficulty due to them beeing crazy and AI boosted. While it's fun in a bubble it's not there for long. So guys do yourself a favor and don't do that to yourself.

[@AhDifferentBreed]

I wonder if this will work in tactician mode. Also the goblin camp isn’t that great of a test for it in terms of it being insane

[@vast634]

You can win any battle. Killing the hag solo for example.

[@ampur2]

Is it just me or this game feels easier than Core difficulty on WoTR

[@NotJustOnePerson]

So what is the "this" that's so broken? Just sneaking around and sneak attacking?

[@rpjames8]

Yes, Steve. Sneaking and attacking. Something so simple, that also allows you to cheese the game making you literally invincible without having to glitch nor find absurdely powerful ítems. If you don't see how broken is that, then you have a really twisted perception of the word.

[@vaxy6140]

I wanted to roll a gloom stalker ranger/assassin. But since playing dos 2 and seeing how you can abuse invis and sneak. I decided against it. I get you can just play in a way that you reveal after first attack, but it will feel artificial so Beast master it is. probably many ways to abuse it still though. Sometimes it can get very tempting to cheese hard fights, I'm gonna try my best not to.

[@rpjames8]

I gotcha, I always like to make ranger assassins, but this thing is going to tempt the hell out of my will to want to cheese every time it gets tricky.

[@temijinkahn511]

Playing within the rules is not "cheese". It is strategy and tactics.

[@vaxy6140]

@@temijinkahn511 In early access you could stay hidden forever and kill everything with sneaking, enemies don't get a turn ever. pretty sure you still can do that with stealth changes. I categorize that as cheese and the game is gonna feel cheap if I take advantage of that. if you enjoy that you are able to do it no one is stopping you 😉

[@WhirlwindHeatAndFlash]

@@temijinkahn511 watch legend of total war do siege battles in Total war warhammer 2 and tell me again thats not cheese but a "legit strategy"

[@MrMickerlicker]

​ @temijinkahn511 You should google the definition of cheese strategies my guy, this gameplay is definitely the definition of it. There's nothing wrong is using cheese strategies if you want to, certainly not in a singleplayer game. But it doesn't take a genius to tell that this isn't the way Larian Studios were hoping you would play it.

[@condorX2]

Did they fixed this yet?

[@rpjames8]

Yes, check pinned comment for link to updated release version of this

[@scottgust9709]

no its isnt and no it doesnt bcause there has been so much rebalancing for the launch its rediculous....so wait till the games out to go nuts bruh

[@robyhentz9870]

For me BD3 is the perfect adaptation of the real deal I've been playing through the years I would never do something like this because there is no role, idk how to explain but I could maybe kill 1 or 2 them show myself I understand it's a video about exploit or something like that though

[@vast634]

The problem and solution is not going into hiding as a bonus action or nerfing that, the problem is the AI not scouting around when it sees no enemy. They just stand there. AI programmer failure.

[@SH1NK1R01]

It’s a little weird because in dos2 they had the opposite issue with the hide feature where enemies would just remember where you were and unless you moved super far away AFTER hiding they would never be fooled. In this game they show a dot that very clearly indicates that this is the last place you were seen by an enemy before hiding. But the enemies don’t seem to actually use this. The only hope is that they chose to maybe lock it behind tactician difficulty. There is also the fact that patch 9 came out a very long time ago now and there may be many changes that we just never got to see. But yeah. If this goes unchanged, it will make it so that playing a rogue will be effectively cheating unless you artificially limit your play style

[@vast634]

@@SH1NK1R01 Its not really rocket science for the AI, especially since it already tracks the last known position. Both player and ai then know where the last point being visible is, and act accordingly. It would be then fair, and the player must plan to use a hiding spot temporarily and move to another one. The ai would then just approach this point, and observe the surrounding area, unless there are higher priority targets.

[@Angarato86]

i hope they fix the AI to be smarter than that. i feel like a real DM wouldnt really fall for this kind of stuff.

[@Kaisernero85]

it would also not work in "real" D&D because that is not how stealth works. At least in the table top.

[@j.d.4697]

Well I guess it's a power fantasy for any "ninja" player. But I doubt anyone else will want to put the effort and time into carefully sneaking around like that when it's not the kind of combat or playstyle they enjoy. I hear Larian prefer to leave strong things like this in the game as long as it is within limits and I think that's cool, though IMO they should make the enemy actually do stuff during their turns so that it's more realistic and interesting.

[@alexandrumacedon291]

now enemies look for you

[@ФедяКрюков-в6ь]

Wtf, any 5+ level character (rogue 3 + ranger ??) would break this low-level encounter

[@omarrich8546]

You didnt play Dos2 rigth ??

[@rpjames8]

I was a backer on Divinity Original Sin

[@matuopm]

lol i killed this guy the first night since he wanted to bite me

[@zangetsu2385]

Just a reminder, people are talking about rogue when every class can cast sneak as a bonus action after attacking (which is just an action). Idk if this will be specific to rogues on release but hope it gets balanced cause I always play rogue. Otherwise, I should play without sneaking in a more divinity style and have fun.

[@XBezerkerX]

Already confirmed on release that hide becomes a full action so you have to lose an opportunity to attack in order to hide.

[@spankyjeffro5320]

@@XBezerkerX That's disgusting. Rogue is a banned class for me, then.

[@XBezerkerX]

@@spankyjeffro5320 Rogue still has Hide as a bonus action. It's the only class that will be able to do it

[@emykus7717]

Currect me if I'm wrong but I read somewhere that they were going to change the Hide command from a Bonus Action to an Action. If that's so then that would nerf stealth play quite a lot since being able to attack then hide is indeed pretty op.

[@rpjames8]

They did but You better be sure i'll find a way to make it work again on launch. Many options to do so out there.

[@emykus7717]

@@rpjames8 Ngl, raiding the gobling stronghold will be waaaay harder without doing this 😂 Bombs, bombs everywhere lol

[@XNimpoX]

god damm that looks boring, why there are no skill for melee and bows is beyond me. all u do is normal attack.

[@spankyjeffro5320]

No, it's not "OP". No, it's not "busted". No, it's not "a joke". This is exactly what an assassin is supposed to do; assassinate. They wouldn't be a good assassin if they constantly got caught. If you want to RP a crappy assassin who gets caught, go ahead. But, they better hope they leave this in.

[@spankyjeffro5320]

Just heard they may have made hide a full action. If they did, rogue is a banned class for me. Won't play them, won't play with them. Will mod them out of the game if so.

[@jessiecar5661]

where is the build

[@rpjames8]

You take a Rogue, you take a bow, and then go sneaky sneaky on the baddies and make them go brrr with the pium pium. Rinse and repeat.

[@Goonsh]

Yea, several days ago I decided to make solo demo BG3 just before full release (I cant wait for this game..) I have choose rogue and this was my worst decision. On the second fight I realized how to abuse stealth and with 3 lvl i've got fast fingers.. game was totally destroyed for me and I just stopped.

[@gregorioricouz6612]

destroy in which way?

[@Goonsh]

@@gregorioricouz6612 there was no challenge, every fight was like versus dummies

[@meicerpg]

i beat solo bard of valour it to easy

[@newtonslore]

God mode gets old real fast tho. 😂

[@rpjames8]

Enemies go brr with the arrows.

[@Fuz2yman]

lol noone notices little goblins dying one by one :) I immagine with assassinate it will work even better and even on higher lvls Effective, but to be fair it takes too long to kill them and would get boring fast

[@randomdude8877]

That's just terrible

[@hubexergaming8224]

buuh

[@TheLevitatingChin]

Well if you wanna cheese the game go ahead. Your loss.

[@rpjames8]

It's for scientific purposes!

[@Woobieeee]

looks boring.