General Questions

[DutchGaming]

http://www.amazon.com/Acer-AME600-UR...productDetails
Thats the link to the PC details
Thanks

[Nzg]

You can have problems with the graphic card, other than that there should be no problems.

[Aeratus]

I think you'll definitely need a better graphics processor than that to run at highest in-game settings.

[Incredible Bulk]

Hey guys question how would make one factions unit be able to be recruited as mercenary unit for faction?
basically I want this unit to still be part of it's original factions nothig gets messed with there I just want this one particular unit to be able to recruit the Mercs what files need to be tweaked?

[Incredible Bulk]

does any one know have any units that carry war hammers for vanilla or SS?

[Maklodes]

does any one know have any units that carry war hammers for vanilla or SS?

I think Venetian Heavy Infantry is the only one is vanilla. I think it's the only one in Stainless Steel too, but I'm less up on SS. (There are other units that wield somewhat hammer-like weapons, like maces and poleaxes.)

[Incredible Bulk]

Thank you and +rep

[Aeratus]

I think Venetian Heavy Infantry is the only one is vanilla. I think it's the only one in Stainless Steel too, but I'm less up on SS. (There are other units that wield somewhat hammer-like weapons, like maces and poleaxes.)

What do you call the weapon wielded by Yeoman Archers (when in melee mode)?

[Friedrich Ironhide]

What do you call the weapon wielded by Yeoman Archers (when in melee mode)?

Per the Warlore site the weapon used when in melee is a "large metal mallet". It's armor piercing too.

http://m2tw.warlore.org/units/Yeoman_Archers

[Incredible Bulk]

Per the Warlore site the weapon used when in melee is a "large metal mallet". It's armor piercing too.

http://m2tw.warlore.org/units/Yeoman_Archers

And a mallet is basically a form of a war hammer, just slightly smaller if I recall

[Aeratus]

A mallet is a hammer, but the thing that the Yeoman archers carry looks a bit unusual for a warhammer. For one, its head is unusually large, whereas warhammers usually have a small head so that the force can be concentrated to one point.

[UndrState]

A mallet is a hammer, but the thing that the Yeoman archers carry looks a bit unusual for a warhammer. For one, its head is unusually large, whereas warhammers usually have a small head so that the force can be concentrated to one point.

Do you think that they wanted to represent the tool that was used to pound the stakes into the ground?

[Incredible Bulk]

Do you think that they wanted to represent the tool that was used to pound the stakes into the ground?

You know that actually makes sense, logically that will be the best reason why

[Nzg]

Then again why wouldn't it be used by units like lithuanian archers? They use stakes as well, they need to put them somehow

[UndrState]

Then again why wouldn't it be used by units like lithuanian archers? They use stakes as well, they need to put them somehow

You don't think the game is a little anglo-centric from time to time? LOL

[Nzg]

Maybe sometimes

[godofhoss]

Okay so I've always wondered this, does it affect your faction if your faction leaders authority is low or vice versa? And is it true keeping your faction heir engaged in combat increases his authority when it is his time to reign?

[Fork]

Well, for you second question winning tough battle does increase authority traits, and it's the best way I know to get authority. For the first, I'm not sure. I think it has to do with the Faction Leader's authority and family members loyalty that keep them from rebelling or something. Like I said, I'm not sure though.

[Maklodes]

What do you call the weapon wielded by Yeoman Archers (when in melee mode)?

I think those are hammers too, but I just forgot about them.

[Nzg]

King's authority helps in diplomacy as far as I remember and rises faction's "power".

There are 2 good ways to rise authority. Winning battles and succesful assasinations. The second one boosts up fear as well.