You could look at it that way, of course. But the reality is, even if you don't notice it, every RPG out there has quests that were unable to be implemented before ship date.

I am at the city of Baldur's Gate itself and shit it is HUGE, bigger than Dragon Age: Origins' Denerim.

So far most of the quest givers in this city is offering me quests that requires me to do bad things, they seem hesitant when they offered me a quest. So are most of the side quests in this City requires evil acts?

Quite a few are morally questionable, and some are downright evil. You can, though, complete virtually every quest without losing reputation. It all depends on how you go about things. Let's face it, up to now your characters have no doubt been carrying out morally questionable acts by the dozen: raiding locked chests, killing at the drop of a hat... etc. Don't worry about it, and go about the game as you normally would.

OK back to the Tales of the Sword Coast content.

In your opinion which of the TOTSC quest is from easiest to hardest?

Quests in Ulgoth's Beard or Durlag's Tower, which is easier/harder?

Quick Questiom:

Where can I find Nadarin in Baldur's Gate for the Greater Basilisk quest?

Nadarin is in an unmarked warehouse in South East Baldur's Gate.

Hey how do I get to the Island on Trackless Seas, I want to do quests there, but I don't know how to het there.

Talk to Mendas in Ulgoth's Beard. He'll want you to retrieve charts from the Merchant League in NE Baldur's Gate. Once you get the charts and return to him, he'll tell you he has a boat available and send you there.

If you mean the Ice Island, talk to Shandalar in Ulgoth's Beard.

Edit

Never mind, I did the whole werewolf quest it was dark, anyway all that is left is Durlag's Tower wish me luck.

I will venture to give you one simple piece of advice: take your time. :)

Good luck.

And after that I finish the main story and I will finally beaten this game, this RPG whose difficulty and rules scared the shit out of me at first, but I mastered it.

Well done for sticking with it, but you haven't beaten the game yet: the worst is yet to come... but you'll do it. ;)

Ok I conquered the upper levels of the tower, now I must brave the lower dungeons.

So on the first floor there are these dwarves called Warders and the speak all cryptic and such, just tell me what I really have to do.

Oh no, I couldn't do that. Seriously, it would totally spoil the whole concept of Durlag's Tower. Don't skip rooms; don't rush; examine everything; take notes if you must, but you will gain a far greater sense of achievement if you do it without being told how. It isn't that difficult really, because there are clues everywhere. Stick at it, and you'll feel a buzz when you finally succeed.