Baldur’s Gate 3 Players Impressed After Ending Honor Mode in First Room

One unfortunate Baldur’s Gate 3 player managed to end his Honor Mode run without even leaving the first room, and his bad luck is almost impressive.

Honor Mode races in Baldur’s Gate 3 aren’t always the easiest adventures. After all, risking losing your entire game after a total party wipe can inspire a bit of caution and quite a bit of fear as you work to get rid of that disgusting tadpole.

However, this caution and fear usually arises later in the game, as players are then invested in their choices and their companions. Usually, this isn’t too difficult to do, but one player managed to end their Honor mode as early as possible, which both confused players and left many of them rather impressed.

Revealing his misfortune on Reddit, a Baldur’s Gate 3 player explained how he managed to die in the first room, explaining that he escaped his pod and did what most players do in that location: destroy the brine lanterns. However, after destroying the lanterns, they were hit by the brine, causing their wizard to lose a few health points.

After that, they attempted to avoid the brine and failed, suffering even more damage. Shortly after, with only three hit points remaining, they explained how they “ran towards the restoration device, but the brine was ahead, I jumped carefully but landed on the brine.” 3 damage. It was finished.”

This loss occurred before they had even left the room and before they had met any companions, meaning that little love was lost, aside from in-depth character creation.

While the failure certainly disconcerted some players, many found it both understandable and rather impressive.

One player commented: “I’m incredibly impressed right now. You may have set some sort of record,” while another added that “this could be a whole new category of speedrunning.” Running how fast you can die in Baldur’s Gate 3 may not be the most intense adventure, but it’s certainly the funniest.

While many were impressed, others shared their own mishaps, and it’s clear that more than one player managed to die this way: “This is how I died the very first time I played this game. It took less than a minute! »

Ultimately, it’s unclear if the player learned anything from this, as tons of people will enter the game and destroy the lanterns and everything else in that room – but it certainly proves why a device catering awaits you there.