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Incline Warlords Battlecry: The Protectors of Etheria v0.9 released - Now also on Steam! - free standalone mod for WBC3and sequel to the Warlords franchise
More like tons of minor and a lot of major issues, too.
A building can now finally have a control group without its produced units inheriting it.
And production/research queues can have their "if you can't afford the next thing in the queue, try the one after that, then the one after that, etc" disabled, which always messed up my production lines.
Undead are actually usable now because the zombies no longer take each others' corpses away with their corpse gathering ability
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Thanks for pushing this, I did miss the thread and I am excited to try the mod 
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WBC3 was good tactical fantasy fun, one of the best, however the main campaign had a problem in that when your hero reached high levels you became totally OP.
Minotaur Warrior could easily solo entire armies, taking the whole base building, warlord thing out of the equation.
Is this somehow toned down in this mod I wonder?
Minotaur Warrior could easily solo entire armies, taking the whole base building, warlord thing out of the equation.
Is this somehow toned down in this mod I wonder?
Well, the feature rundown for 0.9.2 has been released:
Basically, they are abandoning the unit type system as they really only received negative feedback for it and the game or units just weren't designed for it to begin with (could've told 'em that from the get-go, but eh sometimes you gotta fuck around to find out).
And instead went back to damage and armor types, but improved upon that system (see the video, at around 1:40).
Plus a big host of other improvements, of course. All seems quite good. The new building UI I'm not so sure about style-wise, but one can't deny that it gives a lot more information than the old one used to while blocking less of the screen.
Mind you, 0.9.2 isn't out yet, but I strongly doubt it will be very far away. Certainly not as long as the time between the last feature rundown and that version's release...
Basically, they are abandoning the unit type system as they really only received negative feedback for it and the game or units just weren't designed for it to begin with (could've told 'em that from the get-go, but eh sometimes you gotta fuck around to find out).
And instead went back to damage and armor types, but improved upon that system (see the video, at around 1:40).
Plus a big host of other improvements, of course. All seems quite good. The new building UI I'm not so sure about style-wise, but one can't deny that it gives a lot more information than the old one used to while blocking less of the screen.
Mind you, 0.9.2 isn't out yet, but I strongly doubt it will be very far away. Certainly not as long as the time between the last feature rundown and that version's release...
Actually, nevermind that last bit. Seems like it's releasing later today.
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