Yeah, but what about getting rid of the "nembol" altogether? It looks really bad when in any name there's the same description. I'm much more in favour, to be frank...
Yeah, but what about getting rid of the "nembol" altogether? It looks really bad when in any name there's the same description. I'm much more in favour, to be frank...
Hi, I missed this!
Historically Macaras is correct, he was not 40ish. But it is was totally intended, and a gamey way to force a historical outcome.
Preferred historical outcome:
Béla the Blind, born in 1109, rule 1131-1141
Géza II, born in 1130, rule 1141-1162
The problems are visible:
- Béla's historical heir is only 1 y/o at game start
- if Béla dies in game before Géza matures, the placeholder heir (Saul) will become ruler, which is unhistorical
- especially bad, if Saul become king by accident, rules for long (while Géza is already mature) OR establishes a ruling branch of the dynasty
My original (unhistorically old) Saul was proposed the way it is because it would be preferable that Géza can take the throne after his father dies ASAP. This is possible with Saul being older than correct (he should preferably die by the time Géza matures), and also barren (so that he doesn't establish a dynasty)
Shikaka, so Saul is 48 right now, wife is barren and horrid and he is a bastard heir and hypochondriac, what a life!! I think the real Saul is turning in his tomb right now, hopefully he will not haunt neither us, nor the SSHIP players![]()
The RL Saul disappeared from the history books very soon after István II died. (who originally named Saul his heir for a brief period)
Either Jelena and Belus were very efficient in keeping him at bay until Géza matured, or maybe he didn't have royal ambitions at all.
Which is actually not unheared of in hungarian history: when László 1 died without a heir, the crown went to his nephew - 20 y/o Kálmán - not his brother Lampert. Lampert was about 45 y/o at that point, so young Kálmán was not an obvious choice. Also, Salamon's brothers (Dávid and György) never raised an army to support their claim: Dávid became an abbot, György went as far as Scotland and never returned (he joined the company of Edgar Aetheling when the saxon left his hungarian exile)
Dear SSHIP team!
Anyone in the team want remodelling the Hungarian Kingdom's cavalry units?
If useful, I can share some historical based contemporary artistic paintings and 3D models about Hungarian Kingdom's warriors. Would you look the pictures?
Last edited by Brezkimra; March 03, 2021 at 02:50 PM.
(I'm hungarian. My english is not so good. Sorry.)
Indeed, that interests me.I have not yet planned the overhaul of the Hungarian units, but if there is anything I can do, I might as well do it from historically serious documentation !
I will start collecting medieval hungarian warfare sources ( photos of: weapons, frescos, altar paintings, statues, etc.), and I will read lot of describes about the topic. It is a longest work. Until I have not enough material and more knowledge, I share some historical based contemporary artistic paintings and 3D models about Hungarian Kingdom's warriors.
(I'm hungarian. My english is not so good. Sorry.)
What I do on my side is to modify the current units in the game so that they correspond to the historical starting period; that is to say the 12th century.
I am not changing the names, nor am I adding new units as that would require modifying several files that other SSHIP modders use.
Otherwise I reassure you: I'm not at all good in English either. I am French and I use an online translator ...![]()
(I'm hungarian. My english is not so good. Sorry.)
Thank you for all this great documentation. Maybe the creators of Magyar mod will agree to share their units?
Willingly!
The creators of Magyar mod never released their cavalry models. Just they shared some pictures about them almost nine years ago. Since then, the two-person modder team has not worked together. I downloaded the public pictures from an old Hungarian language forum, which no longer works. The Magyar Mod cavalry models based on historical sources, so they are very historical looking. In my opinion the pictures are usable as source pictures for modelling.
Last edited by Brezkimra; March 07, 2021 at 02:58 PM.
(I'm hungarian. My english is not so good. Sorry.)
Heavy Cavalry / Knights -XV.th century:
The main armour type was the German gothic, but rare the Italian styled gothic armour appear to. The secondary weapons was the straight sword, heavy gothic sabre or mace. The shield usage was rare, but few person wear small hand pavise. The wealthier ones has used some horse armour.
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(I'm hungarian. My english is not so good. Sorry.)