Baldur's Gate 3 continues to unveil its mysteries, with Larian Studios' game revealing more secrets as time progresses. Dataminers have long been digging into the game, uncovering secrets of various sizes, including a particularly intriguing ending.
This evil ending was rediscovered during the testing phase of the eighth major patch for Baldur's Gate 3. In this ending, the protagonist can eliminate the illithid parasite by physically removing and destroying it, all without suffering any harm. Following this, the story branches out: the hero and companions can leave together, or the hero can depart, leaving the companions behind.
There's a strong belief among players that the release of the eighth patch will fully integrate this ending into Baldur's Gate 3, adding another layer of depth to the game's narrative.
In related news, BioWare, the developer behind Dragon Age: The Veilguard, recently announced layoffs, sparking further discussions about the state of the gaming industry. Michael Daus, the publishing director of Larian Studios, has been vocal on social media about these layoffs. He emphasizes the importance of valuing workers and suggests that decision-makers should bear the brunt of necessary adjustments rather than regular employees. Daus argues against the necessity of firing a significant portion of the development team between or after projects, highlighting the importance of retaining institutional knowledge for future endeavors.
