The strange thing for me is that I always enjoyed being infantry a lot more in Native. Nothing as great as stopping a Charge of Swadian Knights with a Rhodok Spear Wall. Being a knight was just to easy in native. With a good group of knights or horse archers the question isn't if you will win but how many casualties you will have. But in Europe 1805 being a cavalryman is just so much more challenging.
Because a single bullet can mean death you need to plan your charge a lot better. And even when you survive the bullets things can turn nasty very fast as all infantry is running around with a spear-like weapon.
Not that I don't consider infantry a lot of fun too.
Being in a square when the French Cuirassiers are charging is quite intense.
Yeah some more variation in clothes would be cool. I haven't paided so much attention of people clothes when in towns but i don' think there are any gentlemens cloth. Would be cool too see rich gentlemens with high hats and fancy clothes walking the city.
Btw quintillius are you the model maker? If you are, are you gonna make some more houses for the next patch/release? Cause i was thinking of helping with the scene making by making the scenes for towns, cities and forts that don't have any new ones, if that's ok?
Okay, you got me, I will tell you the secret.
Its stupid to mess up with passages. The easiest thing is to add a character such as servant or guard, and at the end of the dialog put the trigger jump_to_scene,your_Scene.
In module_info there have to be correct path to module you want to edit. Not your module system. for example C:/Program Files/Mount&Blade/Modules/*your module
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