According to the readme file in the dq folder I installed v2.4 but WeiDu log tells me v2.3.
So perhaps the following bugs are already solved....
Anyway: The first week in July I did a german installation with the latest version which contains some bugs I'd like to mention.
- The ghoul potion doesn't prevent Player 1 from being teleported when stepping on the corresponding traps in YS0270.ARE. (This may of course be due the fact that I created 4 Chars in multiplayer mode and copied the saved game from the mpsave to the save folder as usual.)
- The "TSUT" dialog bug persists, i.e. returning to the tanari with the key it just tells me "TSUT!! I care not if you 'recall rightly' (....)" giving me no item in exchange nor vanishing to the abyss. (Clearly the dialog can't evolve as expected because YSGHOUL1.ITM is lacking in the inventory which serves as a trigger. I have no idea how to obtain this item without CLUA.)
- Each time I enter the upper floor of the lighthouse I'm confronted with one more tanari spawn. If only the poor Red Wizard had known this trick.....
So right now I'm a bit puzzled and unsure if I should continue. From the point of view of role playing it boils down to this:
- I did some errands, wasted a couple of days and some thousand gold to get a potion that not only doesn't work but even worse leaves Player 1 afflicted for two more days or so. Next time some mage will dimension door directly into and out of the tomb ignoring the trap completely.
- I freed the tanari so my job is done. The people can move back because the reason that let them flee doesn't exist any longer.
- There is no need in visiting the newly revealed area. My journal tells me something about drugs and Red Wizards that the tanari had mentioned (which it did not due to the dialog bug) but why should I care about that?
Please don't get me wrong. So far it was a great pleasure to play this mod. It's definitely the first BG2 mod that gave me back this nearly forgotten "BG1 swordcoast feeling" when entering Porthpentyrch. But at the moment it doesn't seem to be that conclusive as I had wished it to be.