After beating what should be the hardest Baldur's Gate 3 challenge ever, masochistic streamer raises the bar with a diabolical plan: “Honor Mode, solo, without using any consumables”
This level of difficulty should be studied

Twitch streamer likes accomplishing inconceivably difficult challenges with a smile. This is evidenced by her happily beating an Elden Ring boss instead of a controller and by completing Baldur's Gate 3 without resting, sex, or really any of the other RPG's integral mechanics. But that BG3 challenge wasn't difficult enough, apparently. Luality has decided to embark on a new BG3 quest to finish the game "Honor Mode, solo, without using any consum💯ables."
"No health potions, no elixir, no lockpicks, nada," she says
to make beating BG3 alone, on its most difficult setting, more bearable. But Luality's decision to ditch consumables is an anomaly. This level of self-punishment has hardly ever been seen before outside of a monastery."Oh, so this is what a sadomasochist looks like," says one very upvoted comment on YouTube.
"She's demented," says anot🅰her. "But she's also the greatest BG3 player we've got."
So far, Luality has spent over 30 hours existing in a more deadly Faerun. In , where she's in the middle of her third challenge attempt, Luality panics for hours while trying and failing to defend the grove. While Luality struggle😼s, a giant bunny twitches unhelpfully in the grass. Finally, luck wins out, and so does Luality.
"Can you guys fucking believe that we won that shit," she exclaims, "after literally fighting all the Tieflings that were almost killing us, the goblins almost killing us?! We didn't use a single speed potion, a single health potion, a single scroll, a single [Void Bulb], nothing!" I can't believe it, but I'm glad it happened.
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Ashley is a Senior Writer at Games💜Radar+. She's been a staff writer at Kotaku and Inverse, too, and she's written freelance pieces about horror and women in games for sites like Rolling Stone, Vulture, IGN, and Polygon. When she's not covering gaming news, she's usually working on expanding her doll collection 🥂while watching Saw movies one through 11.