D&D fans fix Temple of Elemental Evil

how about a link to the patch?

The link is there, jball. You just need to click the Download link under ToEE Modding at the bottom of the page. I'm psyched about this!

I picked this game up at my local Five Below for...$5.

Very cool. Between this and the guy that spruced up Breath of Fire 2 a week ago, I'm starting to think companies should hire their own fans to work for them.

Call me blind... where is the link? Is it the "Official Mod Pack Release" from this past summer on this page:
http://www.co8.org/forum/showthread.php?s=3b0051ae7bcd716c8c9c3b58e0ccd964&t=3404

If only they'd do this for KOTOR2 - more on the additional quests end, at least.

Yet more examples of companies' devotion to greed, laziness and consumer abuse. The public is forced to rely upon ourselves to fix the glaring flaws that developers and publishers otherwise couldn't care less about as long as it can fit in a pretty box and be faced on mall shelves in time for the holidays. Remember KoTOR II anyone? Remember the devotion fans went through to unearth the unused code and attempt to rebuild what should have been a masterpiece? This is a depressing trend that's only accelerating. It's doubtful that these companies view rogue individual programmers as a free solution to the amount of funding and time required to craft an epic game, rather they probably couldn't care less either way - they already bled their releases for all they're worth at launch. So who gets screwed? Us. This has to change.

Great news, though I finished it several months ago and don't feel like replaying yet. Bugs in that game were really terrible, one prevented me from entering an optional area near the end which resulted in the final boss being harder to beat. Still, apart from bugs, I had wonderful time with it.

Masquerade:Bloodlines just may be the best RPG I have ever played over and over again. The player-made mods out there really enhanced (as well as undressed) things as well.

I think I want to try TOEE.

Uh... charlene: http://www.team-gizka.org/

ToEE had fans?

Man was that game hard.. after playing the super dumbed down versions of D&D onto screen.. this game hit me like a brick wall the first few times.. Good to know someone went out and fixed the more glaring bugs.

I agree Scott, that was a really great game, despite the bugs.

Speaking of bugs, my copy wouldn't even install in the first place. I don't think any patch is going to fix that.