One question: for the "Who am I" thread, I'd like to take a screenshot of my campaign map (not in my Dol Amroth campaign, but in another one). Which key would I press to open the console?
One question: for the "Who am I" thread, I'd like to take a screenshot of my campaign map (not in my Dol Amroth campaign, but in another one). Which key would I press to open the console?
One does not desire the power of a nation,
So much as one treasures reputation.
This poem is not a 'trap', nor a 'trep',
It is simply a device for the collection of rep.
For me it's the "`" and "~" button but many of you reported that the console won't work. Strangely enough it works for me and the other team members I spoke. We'll get on this as soon as possible/One question: for the "Who am I" thread, I'd like to take a screenshot of my campaign map (not in my Dol Amroth campaign, but in another one). Which key would I press to open the console?
Stupid question but as i am about to install it i will ask.Should i install it on a clean third age total war folder right?
Yes, clean Third Age Total War 3.2
Thank you
That's what I meant. I by no means said your mod is bad, it seems quite impressive. It just doesn't have some specific things I'm interested in right now. I certainly plan on giving it a chance in the future once a new version is out.
Gratz on release !1 Gonna give it a try.
PS: downloads sure take time from moddb...
Also another thing I am not sure whether it is a glitch or intended but the cheat menu is not working and I am one who uses it
Well, here my first feedback. I'm playing with the Northern Dúnedain and I just found the first error. When I attack Fornost, battle is carried out in Helm's Deep.
Good job!!
Hey the Variag leader's portrait isn't showing at the main menu
What about the Cheat menu?
Con gratz to release DaC!
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Additional Mercenary Minimod - more mercs; for TATW and DCI | Family Tree minimods - lore improvements | Remade Event Pictures - enhance cultures trough images |
Favorite TATW compilation: Withwnars Submod Collection
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What about the Cheat menu?
You can always restore keyboard shortcuts back to the default settings. That worked for me...
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Okay, in great details, can someone explain how i install this? i've installed TATW like i'm suppose to and it worked fine, when i downloaded DaC and tried to install it i did this.
1) downloaded from moddb (1,8gb)
2) Installed it to a separate folder which i called DaC on my desktop
3) Moved the only folder "data" from the DaC folder to the TAWA folder and copy/pasted/overwritten all that it said
4) Tried to launch it through the kingdoms launcher
5) gets to the main menu and can do everything, but once i click start a costume battle after i select my army and enemy army it crashes, same for campaign, i can choose faction and once i click on "start" i get this "Medieval 2: Total War encountered an unspecified error and will now exit."
You need to point the installer directly to your Third Age folder, it also deletes a lot of files.
Ohhhh gawdddddddddd. Its here. Its an early Christmas. Thanks to the DAC Team.
Tried it didn't work anyone else having issues with the cheat menu, if so that needs to be fixed in the hot fix
Brilliant. I can't wait to help sift through this mod with a fine-toothed comb.
Naturally, my 5-year old computer just had its hard drive crash, so it will be a bit until I can either get that replaced or bite the bullet on a new pc.
That said, when balanced and scripted (just enough to get lore and film fans immersed), I do think this mod will be better than MOS. I know it will be for me, at least. The 'take it all' philosophy has largely scrambled the mod experience in MOS. FRoGS/FRoME was closer to what I was looking for, but a bit buggy.
Feel great, Team DaC. Pulling for you!
TWS
"Far better is it to have a stout heart always, and suffer one's share of evils, than to be ever fearing what may happen, and never incur a mischance." - Herodotus