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Odruith · 02-29-2004, 09:05 PM

Hmm. Danke for the the advice, though I'm still not sure which order to install the mods in.
Last night I re-installed BG2, deleted all the MOD folders and such. But left the setup programs in the folder.
Went to install them and found, eventhough I'd deleted all of the files they'd altered, they still registered as installed.
I had to uninstall them again and found an error saying that I could not. So again I had to uninstall everything and delte my SoA folder [img]tongue.gif[/img] Something I've had to do often.
I'll back up my files this time just incase, I usually back up dialog.tlk anyway with dialog.tlk.OLD or .SOA just to be sure.
Basically, I'll list the MODs I've tried to install at once... which is seemingly insane [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Tactics
Ascension
Redemption
Itm Upgrade + Cespenar audio
Ease of use(certain components eg: Bag of holding increase)
Sola
Valen
Chloe(Not sure about this one. Tried it last time didn't enjoy it.)
Tashia
Kelsey
Ghareth
Hessa
Stronghold x-pack(Imp thief stronghold, etc)
APACK(Rogue rebalancing, etc)
Unfinished Business(nice work, Icelus [img]smile.gif[/img]
Flirt Pack
Banter Pack
Imp. Planar Sphere
Yes. I am certainly insane. Though I wanted to see if the Weidu mods, which I believe most of those are from their setup files, would work. I tried them and one or more of them is making the dialogue buggy at certain points in the game. (Not as buggy as it was when I only had TDD installed over my unpatched game, however.)
As it is, I am fully patched. With the fix packs for both SoA and ToB, including the dialogue fix-packs from Baldurash too. So I'm wondering, what order if any should these be installed? My first thought was: Install the patches that make combat harder, etc first. Install the imp stronghold mods then the item upgrade ones. Then add the NPC mods. Then the banter/flirt pack to enhance dialogue.
The combination has worked in the past, but has remained buggy at points, mainly with components added by other mods rather than those from the original game ala Imp Ilyich.

02-29-2004, 09:05 PM	#8
Odruith The Magister Join Date: December 27, 2003 Location: Mithril Hall Age: 38 Posts: 123	Hmm. Danke for the the advice, though I'm still not sure which order to install the mods in. Last night I re-installed BG2, deleted all the MOD folders and such. But left the setup programs in the folder. Went to install them and found, eventhough I'd deleted all of the files they'd altered, they still registered as installed. I had to uninstall them again and found an error saying that I could not. So again I had to uninstall everything and delte my SoA folder [img]tongue.gif[/img] Something I've had to do often. I'll back up my files this time just incase, I usually back up dialog.tlk anyway with dialog.tlk.OLD or .SOA just to be sure. Basically, I'll list the MODs I've tried to install at once... which is seemingly insane [img]tongue.gif[/img] Tactics Ascension Redemption Itm Upgrade + Cespenar audio Ease of use(certain components eg: Bag of holding increase) Sola Valen Chloe(Not sure about this one. Tried it last time didn't enjoy it.) Tashia Kelsey Ghareth Hessa Stronghold x-pack(Imp thief stronghold, etc) APACK(Rogue rebalancing, etc) Unfinished Business(nice work, Icelus [img]smile.gif[/img] Flirt Pack Banter Pack Imp. Planar Sphere Yes. I am certainly insane. Though I wanted to see if the Weidu mods, which I believe most of those are from their setup files, would work. I tried them and one or more of them is making the dialogue buggy at certain points in the game. (Not as buggy as it was when I only had TDD installed over my unpatched game, however.) As it is, I am fully patched. With the fix packs for both SoA and ToB, including the dialogue fix-packs from Baldurash too. So I'm wondering, what order if any should these be installed? My first thought was: Install the patches that make combat harder, etc first. Install the imp stronghold mods then the item upgrade ones. Then add the NPC mods. Then the banter/flirt pack to enhance dialogue. The combination has worked in the past, but has remained buggy at points, mainly with components added by other mods rather than those from the original game ala Imp Ilyich.