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You mean party AI ? I have that fully disabled (thanks for at least allowing us that, Bioware)... I prefer playing my own games instead of letting the computer play them for me - might as well leave the game playing unnatended and go watch a movie instead, then come back to see who won the battle... LOL. Anyway, just commenting on this because if the party AI tactics could be a deterrent, then as far as I'm concerned just do the mod NOW and put a note in the readme suggesting to disable party AI to avoid any conflicts. Not that I'm sure there'd be such a problem, but then again I'm no modder.

The second most relevant mod request (after auto-pause options) ? :P Yeah, combat goes too fast and we don't get to realize half of the background mechanics going on. Meaning, we don't get to understand what weak points in our defense and offense need to be changed and adapted to specific enemies and strategies, nor how, nor why, and no planning of the next best move to undertake. Modders, please give us the proper combat log which should have been shipped with this game out of the box.

The first priority mod, the most requested and the reason for many of us to look into mod sites is the one still unfulfilled... This game should have been shipped with proper auto-pause options, similar to Baldur's Gate: auto-pause when party member is seriously injured, killed, spell is cast, weapon unusable, enemy target is killed, etc. Is it too difficult to script ? The conversations I've read about it in various places would suggest it can be achieved with mild to moderate effort. I'm baffled something of this relevance to gameplay hasn't been done yet, considering all the mods out there to make things look prettier or to add penises to them (sigh and lol). Thank you.