Some simple choices can go a long way.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Co-op can be a fun way to tackle a campaign in Baldur's Gate 3, but it also comes with a certain unspoken code of conduct. Multiplayer games are all about having fun with friends, making the need for any rules seem superfluous, but going about Baldur's Gate 3 the wrong way can easily take away the fun factor for some members of a party.
This guiding ethos also plays into the moral choices of the game. Although decisions in Baldur's Gate 3 are often more complex than empirically good or bad decisions, many decisions can lead a party closer to a righteous path or a dark descent. Once again, it's possible for individual characters to have different roleplaying prerogatives in this regard, but major choices should be typically reached by consensus or negotiation rather than one party member's will overriding the rest.
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