Well, someone's in an incredibly bad mood today. Tax Day isn't the same in Russia as it is in the U.S. is it?
I believe what Ascension64 means by "deprecation" is that certain components of BG1UB are, in fact, fixes, and should be moved to a Fixpack. This was suggested by the original authors ages ago as documented in the BG1 Fixpack forum, in a thread by icelus, Idobek, et al.:
There has been a lot of bugfixing that has gone into the BG1 Unfinished Business mod so far. I would be more than happy to transfer that material to the BG1 Fixpack, as it is a more appropriate place for it.
Probably what A64 means by "Yeah, but not here" is that the proper place for a discussion on fixes is in the BG1 Fixpack threads (either the private or public ones, I don't care) rather than the BG1UBv4 Beta 2 thread.
You have already given the BG1 NPC team a huge, huge headache called BGT
I probably shouldn't go there, but I don't know if the BG1 NPC team was ever forced to make their mod compatible with BGT.
if not for your personal stubborness, I'd probably never come to be
Unclear - implies Ascension64's stubbornness is responsible for your existence. And if you meant "it" instead of "I" then it's unclear to what "it" refers.
Do not add to it by butchering TUTU with tweaks made obligatory, please.
Above all, BG1UB is a mod (a "restoration" mod at that) not a Fixpack. The fact some fixes are in it was a matter of coincidence largely. For example, devSin has said he put his fixes there because he had no better place for them at the time. Almost all non-Fixpack mods I'm aware of contain obligatory material. Or you can look at it the other way and consider the whole mod as optional (if you don't like it, don't install it).
Having said all that, I still think we can have a reasonable discussion about which components should be optional, which are considered fixes, etc. But as Ascension64 says, "not here" - in another forum, or at least another thread here. And I think we can do it without the personal attacks too.
Edit:
I trust that now you have delved into WeiDU, Miloch, that you can now read some of the code.
Eh... it's not a question of being able to do it (which may be questionable), but I don't have the time right now either. But unless someone else volunteers to help out, or plainab pulls through with it, I'll probably get stuck with it eventually. None of the changes you mentioned should prevent someone from resting there though, and if Kulyok can't elaborate on what she means by that (even with just a word or two - a *civil* word or two, that is
), both my desire and ability to help are even further limited.