Larian Studios boss Swen Vincke has praised two Baldur's Gate 3 players for what he called one of the RPG's most brutal playthroughs, after the pair found a way to cram every NPC in the game into a single storage crate. The stunt effectively broke their save, but it has been held up as an impressive feat of dedication within the game's large and inventive modding and speedrunning community, highlighting just how far players continue to push the boundaries of Larian's open-ended RPG more than two years after release.

The feat involved systematically relocating every non-player character into one container, a process that leaves the game in an unplayable state but showcases the sheer scale of manipulation possible within Baldur's Gate 3's systems. Vincke reportedly joked that Larian "should've made that an achievement," reflecting the studio's good-humoured attitude towards players who exploit or stress-test its game in unexpected ways.