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I'm pretty sure that the movement speeds default was a lot faster in BG2. They were practically running that game.
basic
hot keys
gameplay
graphics
I'm pretty sure that it was the 3D acceleration checkbox under graphics > 2D and 3Doptions which speeds all of the action up. You can disregard what I said before about frame rates, I didn't know what I was talking about.
Look for 'Program Options', 'Maximum Frame Rate', '30',
and change it to say 42, it will speed the entire game up includes movement
Thanks! this worked for me. the speed of the game was putting me off of playing it. well now to finish something I started many many years ago.
And boots of speed, awesome as they are, only work for one person (although I think there might be 2 in EE? I don't remember). So.. that doesn't solve his problem unless he does a solo run.
Modified my Baldur.ini, setting framerate to 45. Works great, everything just feels snappier. I haven't had any issues with micromanaging since I'm already in the habit of using pauses liberally:
Start fight
Pause
Assign orders
Un-pause
Let spells cast, weapons swing, etc..
Pause again
Repeat as necessary
Thanks for the tip, Evil Ryu!