Great Fun!

[BiggBudd]

Hi peeps, am a big SPQR fan, saw ur mod, gave it a go, great fun, goto luv them orcs. Dont know much about the hobbit world, am struggling with the special buildings etc, destroyed a building giving 10% bonus to west, the locals went potty, happiness dropped from 65% to 0%! Wasn't a warning on desc of building, cant find read me, have learnt the hard way. Several buildings have dwarf type picies till I upgrade them [that norm, seems odd?], and some of my ports cant build boats despite port saying they can [am Dunland].
And because I wuv long battles, I added a hit point on all units, which I must say really made this mod rock, so wanted to say many thx to the peeps who made it, cant wait to see what else you put in it.

[Aradan]

The dwarves pic means a missing building card, but I'm not aware of any building cards missing in TNS 2.6, can you please post a screen?

Also, if a building makes boats available, then boats should be available there. Do you have a blacksmith in the settlement? Smiths are necessary in order to train for any kind of unit.

The drop in public order is actually how religion works in the game, it's not a mod-specific feature. When the entire population of a region is Men of the West and you tear down their memorials and try to convert them all to the ways of Darkness at once, you're bound to have some (a lot of) unrest.


Glad you like the mod. Stay tuned for the next version!

[BiggBudd]

Think Ive found the problem, am using the unsupported version for 1.5 not BI.
Are there many new features in the BI version? Is it worth getting just for this mod? What is the difference between them?

[Aradan]

TNS for RTW and TNS for BI are not much different (BI.exe offers some extra features, like shield-wall, etc). The main point is that the RTW version will not have any tech support (installation problems, bugs etc) and that the new version of the mod will be on BI only.

Lots of people have said both here and on our old forums that they got BI just in order to play fatw, and they seemed to agree that it was worth it.