Baldur’s Gate 3 is a pretty massive game, with hundreds of quests and even more random events that can happen at any given time. With that in mind, it’s easy to believe that the game’s early access period must have brought over everything it could for the game to be so massive at launch, but that wasn’t actually the case.
There were plenty of things that happened during Early Access that never made it to the main game, one of which was Daisy. For those that don’t know, Daisy was a name created by the game’s community for the original Dream Visitor, who was subsequently cut from the game and replaced by The Guardian in the main titles.
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Daisy’s whole deal was that she would be a dreamlike manifestation of the tadpole floating around in your brain, and she would attempt to make you fall in love with her and keep you in an imaginary happy life down by the river while your real life body would undergo horrifying changes. It’s an interesting plot line that was scrapped, and remnants of Daisy are still in Baldur’s Gate 3 in various ways.
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