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'brings us to number five and the next
big tip is to loot absolutely everything
there is so much useful loot in balers
Gate 3 like super strong armors and
build defining weapons that you can find
literally within the first few starting
hours of playing often times they drop
from Big tough brutes like bosses and
whatnot that you have to defeat but even
more often they come from the most
inconspicuous places such as a random
small Treasure Chest that might be in
the corner of a random tunnel randomly
being SC scattered in the environment
like being placed on a table and even
being given to you from random dialogue
conversations in this case using the ALT
key on your keyboard to highlight items
in the world can help Aon to spot these
more easily if you don't want to miss
them but other times these items can
only be found by completing certain
puzzles or finding special items to open
up secret rooms that give you access to
them in the first place so it's always a
good idea to read up on the items that
you find and on the notes that might
give you some Clues and even point you
towards certain locations that might
hold a very awesome item to have
sometimes it can be as random as putting
on a ring which will open up a secret
basement to give you a really cool item
also be mindful when acquiring these
items through stealing which is yes also
a possibility as this can get you in
trouble with the locals you'll know when
you're about to steal something as the
interaction button is now featured in
the color red if however you do want to
resort to stealing then either do it
without being detected or if you do get
caught make sure you're able to talk
your way out of it because that can save
you from a lot of trouble and this'

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## 6. The Importance of Resting:  Don't Be a Hero, Be Strategic

Let's be real, gamers:  You're not going to win *Baldur's Gate 3* by charging headfirst into every encounter like a Doomguy hopped up on caffeine.  Knowing when and how to rest is *crucial*.  Think of it as your ultimate power-up, not some optional side quest.

### Short Rests: Your Quick Save (Almost)

Short rests are your bread and butter.  Use them *after every fight*. Think of it as a quick save in a souls-like, except instead of losing souls, you're regaining HP and spells.  They're instant, don't cost anything, and you get two per long rest.  Need to revive a fallen comrade mid-dungeon crawl? Short rest.  Need to top up your spell slots before the next horde of goblins? Short rest.  It's basically a freebie.  Don't sleep on it (pun intended).

### Long Rests: The Ultimate Reset

Long rests are your full-on, "I need a week-long vacation from this dungeon" moment.  They fully replenish everything: HP, spells, the works.  It's like hitting the "reset" button on your party.  But there's a catch: it requires you to teleport to camp and use up your supplies.  Think of it as the ultimate recovery item, but it comes with a resource cost (and a short trip back to base).

### Camp Supplies:  Loot Everything!

This is where things get interesting.  To long rest, you need a minimum of 40/40 camp supplies.  So, yeah, loot *everything*.  Chests?  Loot 'em.  Barrels?  Loot 'em.  Suspiciously placed bonfires?  You guessed it – loot 'em.  Think of it as a mini-game within the game; the more you hoard, the better prepared you'll be for those epic boss battles.  Seriously, don't be stingy.  You'll thank me later.  (And your party will thank you even more).


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