There are just too many minor emergent factions to deal with, even in the Balkans alone. Right now the focus is a lean, mean WE campaign as a start tacking on other parts as we assemble the campaign. Unfortunately, as you might expect, emergent factions in Hungary are very much at the bottom of the list for now, given our staggering list of priorities.
Appreciate the question tho!
Just wanted to say that you guys are doing some awesome stuff. Hope this can be the true successor to medieval 2, unlike the unbalanced prototype that is 1295.
Bought more than a year ago and never played a single minute on the game. Bought only because of this mod... medieval its my favorite era. Unfortunately i did not read and paid attention that the campaign was not ready and I do not like to play the battles alone...lol.
I will wait patient for your developments. You have a fan here.
news for campaign???
Indeed, an update on where your at, and what still to do would be nice..keep us posted eh!
Now thats the action I like to see!
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wohoo looking fantastic, keep it rolling
Hello guys. I'm glad you'r working on the campaign even harder than the past. I didn't see any post or image about Scotland and Ireland. Are these factions exist at all?
I have an erection with this picture thank you for your work!
Thanks, nice to see some of the progress,,as before do keep us posted, we like 'tit bits' even if only to confirm its alive..
do you have to work a lot before the release?
Looks like a new playable faction in Italy has been announced: Bologna! Splendid! Next to Lombardy, Genoa, Venice, Pisa, Papal States and last but not least Sicily that has an incredible roster and will be split in Napoli and Sicily proper later on, Palermo, maybe the best faction in the game. I'm really hoping they will split Lombardy in Verona and Milan, make them both playable and why not add Florence, Savoy and Sardinia or Arborea how you preffer in the mix just to make it a complete Italy TW! Don't get me wrong, I am a big fan of Italy, that country gives me lots of money because of the actives I have there, you know stock exchange and stuff like that so say it more, yes that's it: Italy, Italy, Italy, all roads go to Rome, when in Rome do like the Romans, the true Romans, the only Romans! Well they did had a lot to say in Greece so it's understandable, with the Rennaisance and all. A dream come true! Oh boy!
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I always heard that Attila campaign map wasn't moddable so it was impossible to change cities position and provinces borders. If yes, I don't know how the team from the mod Achaemenids - Total War did this, but it seems they managed somehow to move one city elsewhere and they talk about changing province borders.
I thought that maybe you MK 1212 team should know that if you are not already aware, it could help making the mod more historically accurate by eventually moving/altering cities position or province borders.
Here is the article they talk about that at ModDB: http://www.moddb.com/mods/rise-of-gl...ents-positions.
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