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<blockquote data-quote="Ranes" data-source="post: 6784915" data-attributes="member: 4826">I've played the SSI gold box series, the EoB series, NWN (which I wrote mods for) and plenty of the more obscure D&amp;D titles. I enjoyed all of them a great deal but...I absolutely agree with this. In addition to all the bugs, the UI is nightmarish in places. But I played it when it first came out and got to the end (on Iron Man mode, first play-through no less) and loved it. Combat is simply superb. I'm currently replaying it, via Wine on a Mac, with the epic Circle of Eight mod installed, and enjoying it even more than the BG enhanced editions I played earlier in the year. I've suffered one corrupted save game this time through. Apart from that, it's been solid. I only wish they had adhered to crafting times.Anyway, when I'm finished with ToEE, I'm probably going to play through Co8's KotB conversion, which I believe is even more ambitious.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ranes, post: 6784915, member: 4826"] I've played the SSI gold box series, the EoB series, NWN (which I wrote mods for) and plenty of the more obscure D&D titles. I enjoyed all of them a great deal but... I absolutely agree with this. In addition to all the bugs, the UI is nightmarish in places. But I played it when it first came out and got to the end (on Iron Man mode, first play-through no less) and loved it. Combat is simply superb. I'm currently replaying it, via Wine on a Mac, with the epic Circle of Eight mod installed, and enjoying it even more than the BG enhanced editions I played earlier in the year. I've suffered one corrupted save game this time through. Apart from that, it's been solid. I only wish they had adhered to crafting times. Anyway, when I'm finished with ToEE, I'm probably going to play through Co8's KotB conversion, which I believe is even more ambitious. [/QUOTE]

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