One Settlement Type (OST) 1.1

[Meneth]

Idea: I could move levy archers and peasants to the farm building.
It'd make sense, and help spread the units out a little. And that way, even pure economy settlements would be able to get at least some defense.
I'd also just remove the mustering hall, since that's where you get all peasant infantry.

[JorisofHolland]

That's not an excuse Meneth, since the whole idea was invented by Roz months ago.
And he should be heavily credited for that.

This mod has it already since january, not sure how long Roz been working on it but the idea was probably there since the release of MTW2, so it might be in many other mods as well.

Idea: I could move levy archers and peasants to the farm building.
It'd make sense, and help spread the units out a little. And that way, even pure economy settlements would be able to get at least some defense.
I'd also just remove the mustering hall, since that's where you get all peasant infantry.

Considered adding some urban militias ('Urban Spear Militia', 'Urban Crossbow Militia', 'Militia Cavalry') to the higher-tier trading buildings?

[Meneth]

Haven't really considered that, no.
Might do something like that, though.

[bɑne]

This mod has it already since january, not sure how long Roz been working on it but the idea was probably there since the release of MTW2, so it might be in many other mods as well.

If we look in terms of gameengine there might even be older implementations. I've seen the idea beeing mentioned as early as 2007. I'll take this opportunity to go offtopic and say that I'm just glad we still have such active (sub)modders and maybe that's just me but I understand the Rozmod as much more then just "only one settlement type". Keep it up guys

[Meneth]

RozMod is indeed much more than just AllTowns. If it hadn't been, and had been compatible with the SMM, I likely wouldn't have made OST, as that niche would already have been filled.

[JorisofHolland]

If we look in terms of gameengine there might even be older implementations. I've seen the idea beeing mentioned as early as 2007. I'll take this opportunity to go offtopic and say that I'm just glad we still have such active (sub)modders and maybe that's just me but I understand the Rozmod as much more then just "only one settlement type". Keep it up guys

Well, I know an older one:

Spoiler for an older one: 

RozMod is indeed much more than just AllTowns. If it hadn't been, and had been compatible with the SMM, I likely wouldn't have made OST, as that niche would already have been filled.

Do you have any idea what you'll do with feudal troops? dHRR has a fiefdoms system, which enables more and more feudal units, but decreases a settlements loyalty and (this is a suggestion) decrease income as well if build up to far.

[Meneth]

No idea atm.

[bɑne]

Well, I know an older one:

Spoiler for an older one: 

Medieval: Total War uses an updated version of the game engine used in Shogun, I was refering to the shared engine of RTW and M2TW.

[JorisofHolland]

You didn't say that, so how could I know?

[bɑne]

You didn't say that, so how could I know?

Yeah, my fault but now it's cleared up. Should have been "If we look in terms of [the first implementation in the] gameengine [used in M2TW] then there might even be older implementations" but seeing as the other interpretation opened it up to everything including Shogun and even the Civ series I didn't think I needed to be specific Nevermind and lets get back on topic.

[Gorrrrrn]

the original RozMod was for last year's real combat/real recruitment.

O/P january 2010
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...25#post6597025

[Fair Prince]

the original RozMod was for last year's real combat/real recruitment.

O/P january 2010
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...25#post6597025

That's what I'm talked about.

Btw, see the young Fair Prince making his very first steps on TWC in post #195!

[Polycarpe]

Here's a suggestion for feudal troops, why not making them recruitable in themtown hall type buildings. Seems logical.

Also, I suggest that in the city you can construct military school type building.
military school, require large town: standard military education.
military academy, require huge town: advanced military education.

But I don't if it scripted or not but, it is possible to choose one line of these building? Because if both military and administrative schools are builded, the child will be overpower in both lines. So if you decide to construct military school, you'll not be able to construct the administrative school.

[Siddyus]

Thanks to this mod the AI seems to be putting up a damn good fight. +rep

[Meneth]

Guess I'll have to nerf it, then
BTW, your rep never got to me.

[Vegna]

Now than i choose faction and push start nothing happens

I got the same problem some how and yes it is installed and yes i activated it with the mod manager.

Here is my log ( assuming you mean system.log )

http://www.filefront.com/17645312/system.log.txt

[Meneth]

Hmm... that's strange.
I recommend you download the Compilation. Never heard of the version in there not working.

[strife1013]

Looking good, + Rep (too Roz & Meneth), sure makes the game easier when you want to expand my Empire.

[wipo]

Only one type of settlement (town)

pardon my dumb question, but this means no castle and thus no siege battle, amirite?

[Meneth]

Yes, no castles. No, there's still sieges as one can besiege cities.