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green.pixel · 27-Jul-2012, 07:35

Thought I should share this:

http://thunderpeel2001.blogspot.com/...ly-modded.html

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This is the ultimate guide to Planescape: Torment mods; Including increasing the game resolution, playing in widescreen, installing the best mods, fixing bugs, re-adding deleted missions, and running on modern operating systems like Windows 7, XP and Vista.
This is a complete step-by-step guide to installing, patching and improving Planescape: Torment. It will allow you to play the game in widescreen (in any resolution you like), fix hundreds of bugs, re-add deleted missions that were cut due to time constraints, and much more.

In short: This is how Planescape: Torment SHOULD be played.

Richard · 31-Jul-2012, 20:06

+rep.

Vardant · 31-Jul-2012, 20:19

I hate you! Now I'll have to play it again

Yemeth · 01-Aug-2012, 21:12

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Originally Posted by Vardant

I hate you! Now I'll have to play it again

By far the very best "game" ever released... On release I had bought the german edition, of course, played it through several times. Many years later I bought it on GOG and I do not even remember if I ever finished my "english" play through.

Two weeks ago I even printed out the novelisation http://www.wischik.com/lu/senses/pst-book.html

.

Cheers...

HMBR · 02-Aug-2012, 10:04

I tried the resolution and UI patches but, performance becomes a problem, even at the default 640x480 I have some "slowdowns"

but it's playable.

Davros · 02-Aug-2012, 22:27

Great timing, ive just bought this game

green.pixel · 04-Aug-2012, 10:41

Torment talk starts about 2:40.

Yemeth · 05-Aug-2012, 18:27

I would really like to to know why his games after Planescape: Torment (at least the ones I have played) do exactly the opposite that PST did. Paint the game world in a black and white picture with almost no shade of grey, where PST you had grey that was shining a beacon on all those "black and white" moments.

For example, I liked KOTOR 1 & 2, but they are fun games but not even near the masterpiece that PST is.

But lets see how the work on Wasteland 2 will look and how Brian Fargo will act as the filter...

31-Jul-2012, 20:06	#2
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31-Jul-2012, 20:19	#3
Vardant Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 65	I hate you! Now I'll have to play it again

02-Aug-2012, 10:04	#5
HMBR Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 164	I tried the resolution and UI patches but, performance becomes a problem, even at the default 640x480 I have some "slowdowns" but it's playable.

05-Aug-2012, 18:27	#8
Yemeth Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Croatia Posts: 181	I would really like to to know why his games after Planescape: Torment (at least the ones I have played) do exactly the opposite that PST did. Paint the game world in a black and white picture with almost no shade of grey, where PST you had grey that was shining a beacon on all those "black and white" moments. For example, I liked KOTOR 1 & 2, but they are fun games but not even near the masterpiece that PST is. But lets see how the work on Wasteland 2 will look and how Brian Fargo will act as the filter...

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