Larian Studios Forums Baldur's Gate III Baldur's Gate III - Suggestions & Feedback Soloing so easy. Stealth is broken.

It is possible to finish the game with solo character. And it's easier than finishing the game with a 4 character.

I finished the game by playing with solo character today. And it's easier than finishing the game as a group. I just created stealth based character. Before entering fight i am taking position at nice spot as stealth. Then "range attack - stealth - end turn" in same position until the mobs are dead. The monsters don't even move their position because they don't see you.

I hope they fix it. The fact that the mobs do not even move to find you when they do not see you makes the game very easy.

I kind of like that, it's possible to play as a lone assassin

It may look good, but it isn't. Throughout the whole game, all you do is "range attack - stealth - end turn". in same position. It feels like hitting the dummy in whole game. They need to change something.

Yeah do the same.

Hiding should be an Action, with only Rogues getting to Hide as a Bonus Action starting at level 2 via Cunning Action.

But really, this is how Stealth works in DnD. Snipers have always been awesome. And if people want to play the boring way that wins a lot, I don't think they should be prevented from doing so.

this exploit is easily fixable, just make one (or more?) enemies go to your last known location, that big light you leaving behind (personally i think that will be implemented in the future updates)

Perception roll to be aware of you if you did any hostile action last round. That would fix it and be in line with the rules.

If it's ok spending 10 times more to finish simple combat, by spamming stealth - sure, it's easy.
Most ppl would prefer to finish the combat faster though.

Ngl the way stealth works in game is pretty much the same way it works in 5e lmao. Stealth makes you essentially immune to being targeted until an anamy walks around the corner and spots you, or your stealth check doesn't beat it's passive perception.