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I don’t understand what you mean. The game rolls automatically for lockpicking. If you roll a 1 it fails even if say the DC is 10 and you have +9 from expertise and various gear.
Why are you rolling in those cases?
BG3 is a video game, no DM to say “oh the rogue with a +17 doesn’t need to roll”
It was not clear from context that it was a comment about checks in BG3. I read it as a reason why they hated similar checks at the table.
No worries, we all fail perception checks every once in a while. Or spot checks, depending on edition/game.
Yes it was.
I don’t understand what you mean. The game rolls automatically for lockpicking. If you roll a 1 it fails even if say the DC is 10 and you have +9 from expertise and various gear.
Is taking 10/taking 20 not a thing in later editions?
Edit: apparently not explicitly though the dm handbook implies you should delete players auto succeed on tasks they can retry
This comment chain is about Baldur’s Gate 3.
yeah I replied to the wrong comment my b