I can assure you, the "top" mods have quite active threads in this forum, on the very first page. In fact, an identical topic is just below yours.
macrules said:Killap's patch is a bunch of stuff that interplay didn't fix and he took the time to actually code in everything...so I'd reccomend donwloading that. Killap patched everything that Per outlined and then some. That and the official 1.02 patch are the two most crucial, I'd beat the game with them first and then add on whatever you want after.
Let me know how the DVD works. I've been considering purchasing it, but I've heard mixed reviews, like that it won't run on some DVD-drives
No, it is the one called "Killap's Patch release Final A"bigmit37 said:Is that the 1.05 Patch? That's the one I just installed.
Demonslayer said:MIB88 MegaMod.
Or killap patches if you don't want hardcore changes.
Uaine said:For F2, I would recommend Killap's. It fixes more bugs than anything else I've seen, and fixes a number of quests. Look into it - well worth the download. It's still semi-alive as a project too; Killap pretty much has his own stickied thread ::points up::
As far as patch interoperability - most mod groups don't work with each other to make sure that their mods work together. Generally, I install one mod that takes care of bugs, and sometimes a second game enhancing mod - sometimes they work together sometimes not.
A *rough* way to check, is if two mods both replace the same file (in the "data" folder) there may be some kind of conflict, because only one of that particular file can be used at a time.