Baldur’s Gate 3 is the gift that keeps on giving. Since its release, players have been discovering all sorts of wacky and exciting content within the game. Now, Astarion’s voice actor Neil Newbon has revealed that there’s nearly two hours of Baldur’s Gate 3 secret game content that has yet to be discovered.
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Here’s a clip taken from the Twitch stream courtesy of YouTube uploader L. P.:
In the clip, Newbon is discussing the game’s extensive breadth of content while signing pictures. He mentions that there are hours and hours of the game that players can miss just by making the wrong choices. He then goes on to say the following:
There’s loads of stuff you may completely miss. Like, hours and hours and hours of content, I’m not kidding. Tens of hours of content you can miss by just not choosing the right thing. And it doesn’t stop you completing the game in any way, shape, or form, you just don’t see it because you didn’t make that choice.
Apparently, even if you replay it, the number of times you’d have to replay it to see literally everything the game has to offer is, we’re talking hundreds of hours, hundreds of hours simply to see everything. There’s even something I know about, that you can’t get to unless you do something which I don’t think anybody’s going to work out. At some point, somebody will find it through a very specific reason… it’s about two hours of content that nobody knows. Yeah, it’s crazy.
The voice actor refused to elaborate any further for his co-host, stating he wouldn’t give any hints. This might be frustrating news to some, but it’s crazy to learn that there are pieces of the game that even now have yet to be discovered.
If you’re interested in hopping into the Forgotten Realms yourself to try to find this secret content, it might be helpful to check out the latest patch notes for Patch 3, which you can see here. If you’re still on the fence about the game, check out our review, where we called it “the new pinnacle of RPGs, the game that all other games will be measured by from now on.”
Source: Twitch