DramaticPopcorn
Guest
So, are there any good mods with some actual plot and main quest? Would be very nice if sandboxness is limited.
Either for M&B or Warband.
Either for M&B or Warband.
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Tycn
Savant
Unfortunately core gameplay is pretty much untouched. Play MP instead, it's actually fun.
My favourite was Expanded Gameplay for original. Adds a lot of retarded shit but realism was never the game's strong suit, and variety is desperately needed. I've heard good things about Prophecy of Pendor, but the voiceover by a 15 year old made me quit as soon as I started the game. Features seem promising, though.
There's also AD 1257 for Warband, which is pre-beta and hardly worth playing at the moment but could be decent in a few years.
My favourite was Expanded Gameplay for original. Adds a lot of retarded shit but realism was never the game's strong suit, and variety is desperately needed. I've heard good things about Prophecy of Pendor, but the voiceover by a 15 year old made me quit as soon as I started the game. Features seem promising, though.
There's also AD 1257 for Warband, which is pre-beta and hardly worth playing at the moment but could be decent in a few years.
Clockwork Knight
Arcane
Wedding Dance added a light story and a bunch of other stuff. The "wedding" means you can marry (political alliances, not romance fanfic).
There was also a wild west one that was pretty fun, but I don't remember the name. Damn.
Lots of codexers liked Gangs of Glasgow.
There's a Stars Wars one that is pretty complete now.
There was also a wild west one that was pretty fun, but I don't remember the name. Damn.
Lots of codexers liked Gangs of Glasgow.
There's a Stars Wars one that is pretty complete now.
Clockwork Knight said:
It's called 1866. I never got around to playing it extensively, but it seemed pretty cool.
http://www.mountfanblade.com/index.php?cat=addons&id=37
flabbyjack
Arcane
All the mods suck. Too bad there are no mods that turn it into an actual RPG
Kron
Arcane
flabbyjack said:
Thing is, none of them modify the extremely crappy world map mechanics, and none of them explore the possibilities of improving the real time combat.
Most of them add ridiculous stuff which doesn't even come close to fitting the already watered down setting of the game, like guns, half-nude clothing and such.
L'ennui
Magister
Butthurt detected.
If you want good mods for M&B, my first suggestion would be to go visit Taleworld's forum, they have a very active mod section there.
1866 was a blast, especially if you played as an Apache (or whatever tribes were included in the game). Horse archers > fat yanks with muskets. The tomahawk is a particularly satisfying weapon to do "drive-bys" with on horse. There are various mods that span all of Europe, those can also be fun. Unfortunate that the Lord of the Rings mod never got updated to work with the game's latest versions. To my knowledge, anyway.
If you want good mods for M&B, my first suggestion would be to go visit Taleworld's forum, they have a very active mod section there.
1866 was a blast, especially if you played as an Apache (or whatever tribes were included in the game). Horse archers > fat yanks with muskets. The tomahawk is a particularly satisfying weapon to do "drive-bys" with on horse. There are various mods that span all of Europe, those can also be fun. Unfortunate that the Lord of the Rings mod never got updated to work with the game's latest versions. To my knowledge, anyway.
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