Comments - chinmoyenterprice

Istanbul was known as Constantinople for hundreds of years after 1453, even as people started calling it Istanbul regularly

post the actual mod image and remake it once you've become better at this, you'll get better as you keep going

I have an idea and a suggestion

Idea: Add a daisho weapon with katana and wakizashi combined that can be swapped with X so that we have more slots while allowing samurai to look like samurai, but keep the singular swords ingame

Suggestion: Less sengoku armor would be good, those full armor suits were very uncommon during the Bakumatsu's battles, maybe restrict it to hatamoto troops and replace the other samurai tiers' armor with no or light armor, basically the samurai robes with some variants with breastplates, all of them with the same or similar armor values as the proper armor sets in game right now

How do I set the aspect ratio back to 4:3? Also is there supposed to be menu music and sound, I'm not getting any.

That's a Game of Thrones reference, those two are probably Cersei and Jaime Lannister. Were they both blonde? If yes, it was them.

I'm fairly sure that the sakabato in the game should be one handed but isn't. This is an oversight/odd choice from daimyo edition, I think, but it's something I noticed.

Yeosong's autoloot for armor makes him pick up worse armor, can you fix that?

Nice, I've wanted a legitimate version of the map

Hope to see the Winchester 1897 too, you are doing the work of gods

Add these units to custom battle please

Ah, the short-lived Paris Commune, inspiration for Disco Elysium! I would love to play this mod once I get Bannerlord.

If you just want additions to vanilla, use basic. If you want all of Floris' additions like new troop trees and better tournaments, use expanded. If you want to use expanded but your computer sucks doo doo cheeks, use gameplay. each version is its own module.

Personally, I prefer durango's portraits over vanilla. Vanilla portraits just look ridiculous and are often even less accurate.

Can you get new some models for the native troops? Most of them are fine but I really dislike the ones where they're just wearing infantry jackets, and there's a specific look to eastern tribal warriors they failed to ever show in the original warpath dlc (western or buckskin shirts and leggings/pants). Chief's bodyguards also need some work.

I want to see the unit roster, I would love to see how the overhauled cultures look, especially the Native troops.

Really cool, but a minor (sorta important) historical critique: The Inuit did not exist in Eastern Canada at the time of Viking settlement. Until 1400, the Dorset culture were the primary culture of the Arctic Circle, and the Inuit only replaced them around 1400. That's why they aren't counted as a First Nation in Canadian law and terminology, the Dorset disappeared and the Inuit replaced them really close to Columbus' landing on Hispanola.

If you wanna play with Trojan heroes, play Aristeia.

Fair enough

How do I fix the language? I don't want to have to become proficient at reading spanish again just to play this

"The aliens are a bigly threat, Morgan"

I see. It is annoying to see "rifle ammo" pop up when i look at the ground like the bullets were crossbow bolts.

I was referring to the napoleonic wars dlc woth the pre thing

after I end a turn while playing venice, it starts freezing then crashes. How do I read the crash logs

So why did you guys decide to use crossbows to develop the guns and not muskets? was this mod a pre-Napoleonic Wars project or something?

Somewhere on Kyushu would be ideal, like Nagasaki. Either a small camp near a city or an NPC in cities should allow you to hire them

Nice mod, always wanted another Latin American mod ever since Independence of Chile

Duck stuff

looks real freaky

True, though maybe some other title would be more fitting than King, like Head Merchant or something. He was still loyal to the Scandinavian kingdoms, after all.

Lol, that reply method is hilarious, but no. Yes, there were Christian Vikings, the most successful Viking raiding party was led by a Christian Viking, but Leif was not one of them. He was not trained in combat nor was he ever involved in raiding expeditions. At best, he could lead men to protect a settlement and maybe take some territory, but he was no Warrior Christian.

I get agility, but charisma? If you were fat back then, you were rich.