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YouTuber Proxy Gate Tactician–who ceaselessly posts Baldur’s Gate 3 content–is providing a $500 bounty to anybody who can set off an elusive, fourth-wall-breaking cutscene starring everybody’s favourite one-horned tiefling, Karlach.
The cutscene was first uncovered by Baldur’s Gate 3 participant Chubblot, who tweeted a clip of the scene. The scene depicts Karlach realizing she’s caught in a online game, trying immediately into the digicam, and addressing the participant on the opposite aspect of the display screen.
Chubblot solely managed to entry the scene through the use of mods, suggesting the scene might merely be lower content material not meant to be seen in-game. However issues modified when Karlach’s voice actress, Samantha Bert, commented on the mysterious discovery.
“Congrats on discovering this, maybe I will touch upon it when somebody triggers it organically (somewhat than yanking the file after which getting confused about context),” Bert said of the odd cutscene, suggesting it might be attainable to entry with out modding the sport’s recordsdata the way in which Chubblot did–and that gamers could have misinterpreted the which means of the scene itself. Some gamers say they’ve encountered the cutscene, however none have managed to supply proof of triggering it organically throughout their playthroughs, leaving followers of the franchise confused–and desperate to resolve the thriller.
In response to Bert’s feedback relating to the scene, Proxy Gate Tactician posted a video detailing the hunt for the hidden cutscene and asserting the $500 reward.
“If somebody can discover a reliable way–without modifying the sport’s recordsdata or cheating–to set off this cutscene, publish a video displaying a technique of how they did it, and others can do it themselves utilizing that methodology, I’ll ship you $500,” Proxy Gate Tactician mentioned within the video.
At present, nobody has managed to drag it off, however figuring out the Baldur’s Gate 3 fandom, somebody will hopefully rise to the event eventually–but it would definitely be a problem, particularly given the truth that dataminers say the scene is marked as “at the moment can’t be triggered” within the sport’s recordsdata.