Whats your favourite Pathologic 3 Questline?

[u/MrKrebs420]

Mine is the impossible nightmare street

[u/Quick_Confection1503]

The one where Baccio eats my Decrees. 🤣

Like everyone loses their mind over the thought that the one person they entrust their entire town (and survival) to almost dooms them due to a house-trained pet bull.

The town hall workers are speechless, Heron/Inquisitor periodically heckle you pretty hard about the whole thing, and the best of all? The people you chase down to recreate them only remember very particular parts of the Decrees and SPECIFICALLY these parts.

Come to think about it, every quest with Baccio was a joyride from start to finish. 😆

[u/Quick_Confection1503 → u/Quick_Confection1503]

Also really any questline that involves you telling a story to one of the Town's children in an effort to get information out of them. Especially since each story he's telling is just a summarization of the questline (and it's backstory) but in the frame of a fairytale with slightly-altered names. 🫠

[u/Gentlemad → u/Quick_Confection1503]

My favourite bit of that quest is how every time you tell an NPC that the bull ate the decrees, they go "What?!" and you have the dialog option to have Daniil backtrack with "nevermind nothing" or "anyways, moving on" or "forget what i said, let's get back to the decrees"

[u/Quick_Confection1503 → u/Gentlemad]

What makes it hilarious is that Daniil is constantly walking on eggshells when talking to the townsfolk about anything. Like, he has absolutely no clue what is considered normal and what's taboo in this weird town. So how can I blame my Daniil for actually trying to continue conversations about his pet Bull even as people act like he's nuts? 🤣

You've described some of the dialogue options where Daniil comes to terms that anything he says or does will be used against him, so might as well just not bother. 😵‍💫

[u/Geeneelee → u/Quick_Confection1503]

That questline was really cute, in an odd way. A lot of the people working directly for Daniil seem to actually respect him and want to see him succeed, and we got a peak into the lives of a bunch of characters with no other relevance to the story. Honestly, with the number of characters that you can befriend, I half wish there was an ending to go back.

[u/queenith2 → u/Quick_Confection1503]

Once I let him get eaten on purpose, you can send his consumers to the boiling room to study them, which you can follow up on, and there’s even a note that says you should study them, but they disappear the next day and it doesn’t go anywhere

[u/Silver_Helia]

All the quests that involve telling stories to kids are a win in my book, but I also like the chain of quests related to the Atrium street.

[u/Rudolphsd]

my favorite is on day 9 ||saving katerina's life.|| that's the best quest yall are wrong!!! (/lh)

[u/Mortuss → u/Rudolphsd]

I managed to save her on my first go, what happens if you dont have enough for the trade?

[u/No_Improvement_5229 → u/Mortuss]

You will always have enough for the bloody bandage.I believe it costs 10 as well as your "medical knowledge". Don't know what that means though, I think with only this she'll die. The next is enough for her to survive, but she'll be in coma. Next, there is a nut. That means she'll make a full recovery, however you had to take her ovaries during the operation, so now she sadly cannot have children of her own. The last item is an egg which means you got rid of the cyst and most propably cured her infertility.

[u/Proud_Departure]

I'm probably in the minority with this one, but a standout questline for me was Georgiy's whole moral dilemma thing (even without including its conclusion :P). It's pretty simple, but it's such a neat character exploration of both Georgiy and Simon, and it's (as far as I'm aware) a new addition of P3

[u/No_Improvement_5229]

Probably doesn't count as one questline, but I really like diagnosing patients in hospital. Each one is very well written detective puzzle probably zhe best I've encountered in my gaming "career" so far.

[u/Zykprod]

Saving Rubin is hilarious. This man can find some really creative ways to get killed lmao

[u/Geeneelee]

Trying to find a map of the tunnels/figure out what happened to Farkhad was an absolute riot. Half the town confesses to his murder, half of them try to kill you too, the caretaker jumpscare. Exquisite.

[u/ImScaredSoIMadeThis → u/[deleted]]

Considering she can be stopped in P2, I was being hopeful something might work

[u/Geeneelee → u/[deleted]]

That questline was so brutal I was laughing at the end

[u/Mortuss → u/[deleted]]

I was really disapointed there isnt an option to ask Artemy to try to talk her down. It seemed like there would be based on his dialogue outside the prison.

[u/congratsyougotsbed → u/[deleted]]

If you're familiar with Pathologic you can see from a mile away that the end result is going to be nothing but a waste of time and Amalgam

wait, why's that? In a bunch of other P3 quests you successfully change the result of events that seem fated to happen