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:I avoided triggering the kidnapping on Long Rest and entered the sewers with a party of Tav, Gale, Karlach, and Jaheira. When I first approached the Undercity Ruins trigger, it was Lae'zel who appeared. I reloaded from a quick save and swapped out Jaheira for Lae'zel and it was then Halsin that appeared. With Lae'zel, Halsin, and Gale in the party, the victim was Minthara. | :I avoided triggering the kidnapping on Long Rest and entered the sewers with a party of Tav, Gale, Karlach, and Jaheira. When I first approached the Undercity Ruins trigger, it was Lae'zel who appeared. I reloaded from a quick save and swapped out Jaheira for Lae'zel and it was then Halsin that appeared. With Lae'zel, Halsin, and Gale in the party, the victim was Minthara. | ||
:The main page should probably be corrected that the companion with the highest approval who is not currently in your party is prioritized, not the lowest. [[User:Doctor Awkward|Doctor Awkward]] ([[User talk:Doctor Awkward|talk]]) 22:24, 25 May 2024 (CEST) | :The main page should probably be corrected that the companion with the highest approval who is not currently in your party is prioritized, not the lowest. [[User:Doctor Awkward|Doctor Awkward]] ([[User talk:Doctor Awkward|talk]]) 22:24, 25 May 2024 (CEST) | ||
::Agree with the above, I also found the notes in the game files on highest approval behind the kidnapping priority. Regarding romances, the spam filter prevented me from linking to the IGN interview ("Baldur's Gate 3 Developers Explain Its Controversial Endings, Beloved Characters, and Making the Best RPG of 2023") where the developers discussed how they changed away from having the romanced partner always being the kidnap victim based on playtest feedback. [[User:Fictorem|Fictorem]] ([[User talk:Fictorem|talk]]) 15:20, 28 June 2024 (CEST) | |||
== Avoiding the kidnapping == | == Avoiding the kidnapping == | ||
It is actually possible to avoid the kidnapping before confronting Orin, unless they've changed it. There are ground triggers for the kidnap event. The east one can simply be avoided. The north one can be avoided by having a character blink over it, then activate the waypoint behind it. The party can then use the waypoint as needed to access the north sewers / catacombs, bypassing the trigger. | It is actually possible to avoid the kidnapping before confronting Orin, unless they've changed it. There are ground triggers for the kidnap event. The east one can simply be avoided. The north one can be avoided by having a character blink over it, then activate the waypoint behind it. The party can then use the waypoint as needed to access the north sewers / catacombs, bypassing the trigger. | ||