#im not complaining tho. wyll is utterly charming much like gale is
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one of the funnier things that's happened to me while playing Baldur's Gate was that in Act 2 I still hadn't romanced anyone because I slept through the tiefling party, but I still wanted to romance a companion. And when I took a long rest I was disappointed to see that no one had anything to say to me, so I went to go talk to Withers. And upon starting the conversation the first thing he says to me is basically "why are you single".
Which, okay, damn old man. I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed but also it's not like it was on PURPOSE. I wanted to romance Gale because he's charming, but no dice despite having 100 approval. I was not having much luck.
So after finishing up the conversation and having no one else I needed to speak to, I decide to go and take a long rest and finish up the day. Bam. Immediately upon long resting I get Wyll's romance cutscene where he asks us to dance.
Funniest chain of coincidences in this game so far. I like to imagine that Wyll overheard the conversation and, having been pining quietly, decided to shoot his shot. And it worked.
#baldurs gate 3#wyll ravengard#bg3 wyll#baldur's gate 3#bg3#its especially funny to me because i wasn't even using Wyll that much in my party#i didn't know how to utilize him properly and i preferred Gale because he could learn more spells#and thus had a wider range of abilities#and wyll didn't#i agreed to help save his father and listened to him and that's pr much it#im not complaining tho. wyll is utterly charming much like gale is#i just wasn't expecting it.#durge x wyll#wyll romance#withers: heyo why are you single#anakin: my companions dont seem to like me that much idk#wyll overhearing: i do! i like you!#wyll and durge is an underrated dynamic#folk hero and someone he likely would have been sent to kill#which you could argue is the same dynamic for karlach/wyll#but karlach has always been good. the durge was not#hero x monster dynamic
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