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any chance that we get a BG2EE compatible Baldur's Gate Trilogy WEIDU mod?

nozshandnozshand Member Posts: 3
edited November 2013 in General Modding
just wondering can I still use Baldur's Gate Trilogy WEIDU on BG2EE?

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  • AranthysAranthys Member Posts: 722
    No you can't :)
    A complete, new, Baldur's Gate Trilogy will probably be required to include BG:EE into BG2:EE.
  • KerozevokKerozevok Member Posts: 695
    I don't see the interest, bgee 1 & 2 use the same engine.
  • smeagolheartsmeagolheart Member Posts: 7,963
    Kerozevok said:

    I don't see the interest, bgee 1 & 2 use the same engine.

    seamlessly playing the entire trilogy in one game without having to quit and load up a new game is fun.

    This capability has been available for several years and I'm looking forward to it on BGEE engine.
  • neoespritneoesprit Member Posts: 196
    yup the immersion provided by BGT was thrilling. Being able to start BG2 after BG, without interruption was a good thing. I'm sure modders out there will take on the challenge but It may take some times as both games are being updated regularly and I'm not sure it will be worth the work to do a BGT:EE at the moment. Maybe once all bugs correction and major updates are done who knows =)
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