Comments - MotherDucker

In 1.8 the dwarven crossbowmen have 0 in crossbow skill. Tier 4 Rohan units have "Rohan Heavy Hauberk" which has 10 more armour than Tier 5 Rohan units' "Rohan Heavy Scale"

The village Heruclo in the Hakkon Empire is completely empty. Only the NPCs are there, there are no buildings.

So with the custom mercenaries it would be nice if you could add dwarven repeater crossbows to their inventory

Are there warrior priest buffs and such and how do I access them?

Honestly this mod makes Mount & Blade feel the way I'd have wanted it to feel in the first place, and the added animations and sound effects are a very nice touch to add some realism. The only issues I have however are the fact that some factions such as the Khergits just feel as bland as in vanilla and in fact pretty weak compared to power factions such as Swadia, and also the use of polearms in more knight units (Instead of swords and axes) would add to the realism and immersion part. Great mod overall and I'm looking forward to the upcoming updates!!!

I have no sound when clicking things in the menu, be it main menu or dialogue.

How do you get units such as the Demigryphs, or the mounts?

Look at the latest "Full Version" file, only install the patches which are newer than the Full Version, and in this case that's only v156b11.

For some reason, when I play the campaign all the UI is screwed and some of it is not visible until I hover over a town for example. I downloaded the file, extracted the mod into mods folder and used the .bat file. Not sure what the problem could be.

5-10 minutes with Morgh's tool and you could fix damage values yourself.

I was being sceptical there for a second about the quality of this mod, then I saw it was Aruda making it, super excited for this mod!!

It's a cool design, looks like you were going for a dwarven flanged mace sort of. It looks kinda sharp though, maybe I am wrong, but the things sticking out almost look like 4 sharp blades, also with that few things sticking out (Idk the name), realistically you could very easily end up in a situation where you hit straight on with the space in the middle instead of with one of the "blades" which would basically deal no damage, which is why flanged maces have at least 6 or 7 parts sticking out. It looks cool nonetheless, and maybe you are basing this weapon on some known design that is part of LOTR lore/ movies which would make it strange to change the design.

Otherwise there's Morgh's Tool that is pretty awesome too, it is a 3rd party program but very easy to use, I played AWOIAF but wasn't happy with the way the stats were or the units' equipment. So I spent a few hours tweaking and testing and now it is perfect imo, you should check it out :)

Would love to be a tester when that would be available.

Always invest into path finding, also if you are worried about that, stay close to towns and castles, there are always ways to earn money too, do the small and easy quests at first. THere are always ways to get around problems in games, they might be annoying, but they are there, such as not going into the woods lol.

Awesome!

Maybe this is a dumb question, but is there a chance to be a beta tester? I'd love to go through the mod and its content and look for potential bugs etc that would need fixing before release.

That is just amazing, good job!!

Looks awesome, I have a question, how much of the new town/ castle scenes have you created? If you have done even half, then you have some serious skill, everything looks beautiful.

Youtube.com This one :)

Just get Morgh's Tool lol.

Amazing mod with one of the most active and nicest mod authors on MODDB, truly an amazing mod with tons of improvements to the original Gekokujo mod (I don't actually know how much of that mod was used in this one, but still, amazing job). Thank you for making this mod happen :)

I, as an atheist, pray to God that there will never be something in this mod called a "ninja village", that would ruin the immersion for me completely. A normal dojo giving that would be better, no ninjas!!

Well tbh I like the fact that this is more difficult than Native, the lands of The Known World are dangerous. Only the strong survive, and if you have experience with other mods (Such as Prophecy of Pendor) there shouldn't be any problem.

Since that won't be fixed by Produno himself in a while, check out "dom's AWOIAF tweak" mod, it tweaks all the units in the game (And changes the pikemen of The Westerlands into heavy spearmen with swords as sidearms). That submod also makes the difference between foot soldiers and knights really big, knights are very strong, but more expensive and in few numbers. Or if you want to do it yourself, download Morgh's Tool and tweak the stats of all the units you want (Stat changes won't apply on an existing savefile, you will have to make a new character for the changes to apply. However if you want to add items to a unit or add a completely new unit to the unit tree, then that works on an existing savefile).

Great submod for those who didn't really like the combat stats of the units in the game. This makes things more balanced and knights and heavy cav actually seem like the elite force of an army. Good start point if you wanna make more changes yourself, highly recommended.

It depends on what you put in their inventory (I guess you are using Morgh's tool for this), if you put only a spear as a weapon in the inventory, they only have that to choose from. If you add both spears and swords to their inventory, they will spawn with the ratio of spears/ swords as you have put in the inventory.

Np mate, glad I could help!!

If you are talking about Morgh's Tool, yes, you have to make a new game (IE create a new character and a new save) for the CHANGES TO EXISTING UNITS to take place. If you on the other hand add NEW units to the troop trees, those changes will take place just by restarting your game (Works with a consisting save file, IE you dont have to make a new game or anything, it works instantly after restarting the game), same thing with items/ item stat changes aswell if you add or remove items to an existing unit's inventoy. In short, Existing units that you have not added yourself, will need a new character for their stat changes to take effect, but if you change their inventory, it just requires a game restart and the inventory changes will take effect on any save you already have. Sorry for writing an essay, but I hope I helped :)

Just download Morgh's Tool and then you can fix all the stats of all weapons or units and even characters yourself, to your own liking. :)