Blood and Iron (Franco-Prussian War Mod)

[King Sama]

I JUST DON'T UNDERSTAND you Modders
When you create some awsome stuff, models,units whatever ... WHY DO YOU CAN'T REALEASE NEITHER THAT WHAT YOU CAN SEE ON THE SCREENSHOTS?
Same thing with the 5.0 Realease of TGW ... *grrrr

Because the awesome stuff we show is usually placed ingame just for the purpose of that image. For example, the great majority of unit screens in TGW 5.0 that you've seen are based on the old 4.6 version, and none of them have been taken from campaign battles.

But yes, in this case most of it is done, and this Quadcorn issue which has only recently come to my attention has stalled release, as Gunny said.

[qounqer]

i hope the french will have lower melee attack then the germans, a higher accuracy, a longer range, a higher melee defense, the ability to deploy fortifications at the beginning of battles, smaller units, and a tighter formation, like a crouching line. The Germans should have Lower Accuracy, lower range, a higher melee attack, large loose formations, and a higher morale.

[ComnenusTheOne]

i hope the french will have lower melee attack then the germans, a higher accuracy, a longer range, a higher melee defense, the ability to deploy fortifications at the beginning of battles, smaller units, and a tighter formation, like a crouching line. The Germans should have Lower Accuracy, lower range, a higher melee attack, large loose formations, and a higher morale.

Someone needs to explain you the concept of a DEAD MOD.

[agunter999]

Who said this was dead

[ComnenusTheOne]

Everyone. Seen any update the last 2 years?

[agunter999]

We don't have models, they are textures, not sure if Quad wants them public or anything. At the moment, waiting for the release of TGW 5.0, see if we can use some actual models, rather than texturing, and have this thing off the ground again. Don't think of it as dead, it is in suspended animation

have you read this

[ComnenusTheOne]

have you read this

Woooooow..... so much progress. I am totally mistaken. It's ready to be released. Omg.

Seriously, it's dead.

[agunter999]

It says that it is temperaly dead. Wait until after 5.0 as it says!

[Dynamo11]

It says that it is temperaly dead. Wait until after 5.0 as it says!

It's dead, that's a bit of a tongue-in-cheek joke.

['Gunny]

Not really, I do intend to release, but as it is the texture route that we planned to go down is not doable. And so I wait.

[agunter999]

Thank you

[PikeStance]

So, its settled: It is the balance. In the meantime, go fine a different toy to play with
<sarcasm off>
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[parade]

Gunny why dont you just ask Quadcorn if you can relase the Prussian Pickelhaube Uniforms?

Or you just upload it and write : TEXTURES BY : Quadcorn

Im sure that wouldnt be a problem for him.

Im sure this Textures would become very popular,they are amazing.

[BigDogDavis]

Shame it's dead, but it'd be cool if somebody made a European Victorian mod for NTW.

[Papalord]

Gunny why dont you just ask Quadcorn if you can relase the Prussian Pickelhaube Uniforms?

Or you just upload it and write : TEXTURES BY : Quadcorn

Im sure that wouldnt be a problem for him.

Im sure this Textures would become very popular,they are amazing.

ESPECIALY THE PRUSSIAN PICKELHAUBEN ...

['Gunny]

This is being switched over to become a submod of The Great War Mod's 5.0. I will soon be creating a new thread there, and Blood and Iron will likely be released some time shortly following 5.0.

If you are interested in playing around with the current version as is, (mind you it ins terribly incomplete, and has quite a few texture bugs, not to mention that Prussia is currently the only semi-textured faction) contact me via PM.

[Papalord]

...sent you a pm

['Gunny]

Yes, sorry. On holiday at the moment, I'll reply soon.

[Papalord]

Np

When you're back, please inform me via this thread, because I don't know if my message 'system' works ..

Thank you!

[Joseon194]

I want this to come out so badly. it's unfortunate that this war is one of the most understudied subjects during the victorian era