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“Unwise, Perhaps, To Poke A Bear This Much" Baldur's Gate 3 Fans Learn That Companions Have Special Dialogues If You Annoy Them Enough

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Vaspaan Dastoor

Published Apr 1, 2025

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I'm convinced that Larian keeps adding new dialogues and instances to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Baldur's Gate 3 while we're not looking. There's no other explanation for why players are still finding new content after two years of the game's launch. Whether it's a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:flirty dialogue by a Crone or a hidden interaction if 🅠you approach a goblin in owlbear form, there's tons of s🥂tuff that players are still digging up.

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At some point, the devs have got to tell us when each and every instance or line of dialogue has been discovered and there's nothing else to find. But, until then, the community has made it its mission to unearth every bit of content that the game has to offer. This latest instance revolves around annoying𓆏 your companions too much.

If You Do The Poke, You Might Get The Joke

While it doesn't take much for your companions to get annoyed – Astarion disapproves of almost any good deed – it seems constantly poking them in various situations wilꦓl result in some unique dialogues, which will vary based on the situation you're in. To get your mind out of the gutter, by 'poking' I mean clicking on their character portrait until the generic dialogue is exhausted and they say something funny.

Some unique and hilarious dialogues were 💦catalogued by on Reddit, and they have explained how you can do so too:

"Today, after 500+ hours of gameplay, 75+ hours into my 4th playthrough (and first time playing Durge), I discovered that you can “poke” your party members by repeatedly selecting their character portraits. Usually, after about 10 times of hearing the standard transitional lines of dialogue that the characters use when selected (“Blade at the ready,” “My faith will guide me,” “Indolence breeds madness,” etc.), the selected character would give one final line that was entirely unique and had never shown up before, and then wouldn’t say anything more afterward."

Some of the lines they discovered are: "gr🌜oan Must be the tadpole,” by Tav, “More like Drizzt Don’t-urden—no, no. N-no, that’s not funny,” by Astarion, “Unwise, perhaps, to poke a bear this much,” by Halsin, and “Where there’s a Wyll, there’s a Y,” by Wyll.

Humour was never the strong suit of the BG3 party, but annoy them a bit too much, and you'll get a terrible one-liner out of t🍷hem.