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Popular Culture References and Easter Eggs

MagpieRandomsMagpieRandoms Member Posts: 72
edited June 2016 in Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition
Hello! If anyone is interested, I've compiled a Youtube video with most of the pop culture references in the game. I have one for the second game but it needs updating. I'll be doing that next. I'm completely new here, and I'm new to forums in general so I apologise in advance if this post is inappropriate or in the wrong place. I just thought it would be nice to share it.

Thank you!

It's here:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QF-zrLV0nSM

Comments

  • mf2112mf2112 Member, Moderator Posts: 1,919
    Thanks and welcome to the forums!
  • Papa_LouPapa_Lou Member Posts: 263
    Cool video. Not sure if this is a big enough Easter Egg for you to include, but one of my favorites is Sailor Newf in a tavern in Baldur's Gate. When you talk to him, he sings "I'se da b'y", a classic Newfoundland folk song. I'm from Newfoundland, so seeing a reference to the culture I grew up with in one of my favorite video games is so awesome.
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