I'm little confused about the high and late units because the Latin empire stop existing in 1261.
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I'm little confused about the high and late units because the Latin empire stop existing in 1261.
Decanus
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Thats why the developers are creating "what if" units, meaning what would the Latin army look like if they survived the later centuries. After all it doesn't make sense to keep them with mid 13th century technology if they can survive longer than they did historically.Originally Posted by lion8000
Re: Medieval Kingdoms Total War: The Latin Empire
Well does that mean that every nation will have late units. That actually is a good idea.
Civis
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i disagree,adding late period units to latins will only weaken their neighbours a lot.Especially Bulgarians which don't have elite infantry.And if every faction get ''what if'' late period units it will delay the release of the full mod by a lot
+ every faction will feel the same(it kinda feels the same already)
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Re: Medieval Kingdoms Total War: The Latin Empire
I disagree with you because when you play with some nation and you manage to the late game and your stays with early or high era units it will be very strange and it won't make any sense and your army will be much weaker than the others. And for example for Bulgaria could be added elite units (when the developers have time of course).
Senator
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Every faction is going to have three tiers of units for the campaign. The campaign politics and situation reflects the start of 1212 and the 14th-15th century reflects technology changes over time and game progression. For the factions that do not survive into the 14th or 15th century in history will be given fictional units reflecting the later eras.
Senator
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To finish the Tier 2 Roster
Spear Milice
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Chevalier
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Archer Milice
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Mounted Sergents
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Mounted Crossbowmen
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Handgonners
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Thanks to Warman for taking these pictures due to my laziness of not testing the units in a build before sending over the units to him. Tomorrow I will show the Emperor for Tier 2.
Civis
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Is it possible for you guys to post these pics to some other site than imgur, since the site is banned in my country I can't see the photos. And VPN is slowing the Internet so much that I have to wait for photos to show up too long. But the pics posted to other sites appear really fast.To finish the Tier 2 Roster
Spear Milice
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Chevalier
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Archer Milice
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Mounted Sergents
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Mounted Crossbowmen
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Handgonners
Spoiler Alert, click show to read:
Thanks to Warman for taking these pictures due to my laziness of not testing the units in a build before sending over the units to him. Tomorrow I will show the Emperor for Tier 2.
Senator
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>Handgonners
>Tier 2
um, really?
Senator
Re: Medieval Kingdoms Total War: The Latin Empire
Mongolians coming from the East would bring Chinese gunpowder weapons around the early 13th century. Due to location, the Latin Empire would most likely experience early exposure to it if they continued to survive past Baldwin II reign. The hand gunners would be the last tier 2 unit researched to unlock in the campaign.
Remember to smile
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Nice attention to detail. ^^
~Wille
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Ordinarius
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Love the Tier 2 units! +
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