Most recent changelog at the end of the thread!
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It was suggested we promote the July update a bit more to show the mod is up-to-date!
Iylos NPC
Iylos Mirdan is from Amkethran, a Desert City near the border of Tethyr. He is a very serious man at first glance, but a second shows that he has an ironic, slightly twisted sense of humour which doesnt exactly fit with ones general idea of a monk. He fights offensively and aggressively, seeking out the weakness of an opponent before taking them out as quickly and efficiently as possible, and possesses a somewhat sour disposition.
He has never had a family, and was trained as a monk in the Monastery in Amkethran. He is totally devoted to the Monastery, and to a lesser extent Balthazar.
He is confident in his abilities, and can get angry quite easily he circumnavigates this problem using his monk training, but he is easily riled up. When he joins the party, he makes no pretences of friendship, and bluntly tells you he was sent to find out your intentions. He will not join an evil character.
Version 2.6 comes with a lot of bugfies and is compatible with BGII, BGT, BGII:EE, and EET.
Changes:
- - EET compatibility added
- - Text mixup for extended friendship track (component 2) fixed.
- - Fixed sound references for his happy / annoyed sound set.
- - Cre-file: corrected assigned effects.
- - Changed weapon proficiencies to BGII style.
- - Alternative portraits: file names fixed so they show in the game.
- - tp2: SUPPORT tag added with link to forum at SHS
- - HANDLE_CHARSETS added and inconv.exe
- - component "How much time would you like in between Iylos' PC dialogues?": coded in a more stable version, times can now be changed back and forth by reinstalling the component.
- - changed all sound references to small letters so they will be played in Linux
- - removed unused files: scripts/lk#iylo.tra; translations/english/iylos.tra
- - Readme update (links, compatibility description, version history)
- - iylos.ini with mod info metadata added.
- - Update to WeiDU v246
Edited by jastey, 21 December 2021 - 12:42 AM.
