The only downside is that the eye will look different than the eye it. Yes, you should let volo take your eye in baldur’s gate 3. If you accept his offer then volo will stab into your brain with a sharp pointy ice pick (it's a gruesome scene) and you'll start bleeding.
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Volo ends up accidentally popping your eye out.
If the player tells volo to “do it,” he will try, though.
Should i just stick with that or still get volo’s eyes. Should you let volo take your eye? Yes, you should let volo take your eye in baldur’s gate 3. He'll remove your eyeball, leaving you with only.
In a hilarious cutscene, volo will go from poking the character’s eye with a needle to driving a stake into their eye socket. Still, successfully sitting through the volo eye interaction rewards you with volo’s ersatz eye, which grants a. My tav has a bad eye, would be fun if he goes sure, poke my right eye, it's blind already and get. Yes, you should let volo take your eye in baldur's gate 3.
Still, successfully sitting through the volo eye interaction rewards you with.
The ersatz eye allows you to see invisible creatures within 30 feet. Players will gain the benefit of volo’s ersatz eye, granting them the ability to see nearby invisible units. If you don’t interrupt volo and let him go ahead with the operation (no matter how bad things look) it will go rather horribly, resulting. Going through with volo’s procedure won’t fix the tadpole, but you’ll gain an accessory called “volo’s ersatz eye,” which will let you see invisible enemies up to 30 feet.
After removing the parasite, you will lose an eye, and in return, volo will give you an ersatz eye. It may sound counterintuitive to let volo take your eye, considering that you’ll generally be aware at this. Yes, you should let volo remove the parasite. Later in the game, you may encounter.
Does he let you pick which eye to poke?
