Hello there,
While I do love what Tutu has done with the formerly 'few-choices game' Baldur's Gate, it does seem to bring some drawbacks.
I wished to play Baldur's Gate anew, but with the enjoyment of the Infinity Engine. However, in EasyTutu, it appears there are some things that have been lost or removed, which were making the game-play all the more fun in the original game. One of these things were the repeated character selection sounds (e.g. "Xzar: Those the gods want to destroy, they first make mad, MAD, MA-HA-HA-AD!". I'm not sure why these have been lost in the Tutu-version, but enabling these would certainly help to ensure the old BG1-spirit remain.
Also, there's the issue of talking to Firebead Elvenhair repeatedly to gain an easy 300 gold. I'm assuing the base of this issue could be the cause of other problems as well, though I'm not sure. I've seen the subject come up before, but nobody seem to have been able to resolve it. According to some, it has to do with script priorities, where the script monitoring the number of times Firebead has been addressed is of low priority. So what would happen if all scripts were made of equal priority?
I'm not sure if it's just me, but playing Baldur's Gate is sort of a sentimental journey back in time, so losing these original 'Easter eggs' would be a pity.
I hope they can be resolved, if they haven't already!
If any of the original makers of Tutu reads this, I'd like to extend a big Thank you for your excellent work!
Kind regards,
Robert