I'll be surprised if this won't turn out great. The previews are virtually all very positive, and CDPR's track record is stellar (modestly put). Even though I'm more into past than future type settings, I still think this will be one of the best games in a while for me.

I couldn't find the extra tracks.

Then the public test start from December 10...

Just MEHEM. It ends with the Citadel DLC and the party.

Do you use Citadel Ending Lite? You end with the party that way, celebrating with everyone and you end the game in a way that makes you tear up with sadness that it's over.

With the baldur's gate trilogy mod, it imports BG1 into BG2's engine, flawlessly, I might add, and I never saw the need to try the new ones. BGT runs on Win XP, Win Vista, Win 7, and Win 10.

So let me get this straight. They shoved so much of their own nonsense code into a game that came out in 2000 that it now doesn't even starts on systems that it was made for? Truly impressive...not.

Hallelujah about the pathfinding. They let that go for far too long.

I'm currently playing BG2EE for the first time and it definitely feels more buggy than the original.

Yeah, like you I'm applying the Stetson-Harrison method, but I'm sure it'd be a major overtaking and probably converting the game into a new engine. So not going to happen. But like you I'd buy this one just for a cosmetic overhaul too.