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Seems that Morgh's is incompatible with Viking Conquest: Reforged

I've created new units, like Ushabti Great Bow Archers (albeit they couldn't hit anything) and they worked perfectly, Skin changes and all

Morgh's Editor most definitely does respect the Skin value, I can change skins anyway, i've tested it numerous times

Adjusting hitboxes is perhaps the best way to go about it, still leaves the "Large units with bows" issue though

Don't edit their skeletons, animation is handled by the skeleton

Modding the AI is not possible without the source code for the mod, so unless the team want to share that, that's not a fix the community can make.

I'm not sure how giving the mounted flag to a unit that is not mounted will affect it, I imagine it won't change anything unless the unit is actually on a horse, but I can test it out

Did some testing on the orc archers, I can confirm that they aim too high. I stood in front of a group of them and just let them shoot at me (as a human, mind) and their arrows were consistently flying over my head

Birger Jarl 说:

I just noticed something.

Orc Arrer Boyz seem to have the same problem that one guy encountered when trying to give Bows to Ushabti: they aim far above the head of their target! I never see them make a single kill in most fights! Is there really no fix for this issue, devs...? 

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Changes could be made to the AI, I imagine. Also, I was that guy XD

Is the source code for the mod available anywhere? I'd like to add the option to change Player faction titles...

Birger Jarl 说:

Speaking of the gobbos - try being a Chaos character (already a tall model) sitting on his Chaos horse (a tall mount) and try to hit them with a melee "drive-by".

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The Goblins are my bane on this mod

Birger Jarl 说:

Datedsandwich 说:

Birger Jarl 说:

That's too bad. I was also toying with the idea of making them archers...

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I thought of it due to the models on Games Workshop having bows.

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Heh, me too.

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Yeah I know the bows are an option, I thought they should have em though. I don't know if the aiming issue is fixable using larger models

UPDATE: You can notice a similar problem with regular sized archers against goblins, it seems that the AI aims for head level of THEIR model, so against enemies that are shorter than them, it aims too high

Birger Jarl 说:

That's too bad. I was also toying with the idea of making them archers...

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I thought of it due to the models on Games Workshop having bows. I'm toying with the different skins now to get them to be regular sized but without clipping occurring

Birger Jarl 说:

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Do they have enough Power Draw? It affects how well they can use a bow; the higher you are above the bow's PD requirement the better. It is not always wise to use "the best" bow you can equip.

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I gave them a PD of 10 (I lowered their melee stats substantially) I intended them to be real end game archers, i'll give them a bit more of a play around and report back

EDIT: Upon further testing, they are definitely aiming too high, not seen them hit a single enemy so far

Birger Jarl 说:

Datedsandwich 说:

I've been tweaking with the Tomb Kings troop tree because I felt they were horrendously underpowered, and i've come across a rather amusing issue.

I made an end game unit that was a Ushabti with a Great Bow (War Bow in this case) but the size of the Ushabti means that they are always aiming too high. Any ideas on a way to remedy this?

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Sure you've given them enough skill to use the bows effectively? Ogre Leadbelchers don't seem to have any issues with their cannons.

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I gave them an archery skill of 350, just a bit above the Master of Arrows, and they were consistently aiming too high to hit anything, i'll do some more testing though

I've been tweaking with the Tomb Kings troop tree because I felt they were horrendously underpowered, and i've come across a rather amusing issue.

I made an end game unit that was a Ushabti with a Great Bow (War Bow in this case) but the size of the Ushabti means that they are always aiming too high. Any ideas on a way to remedy this?

I do believe they mean Jaime Lannister from the first book XD

I'd be happy if we got another Gauntlet, it's only really me and Tubbs at the moment, and he dissapears a lot.

Didn't know where to put this on the Aftermath forum, but I am red/green colour blind and am having issues telling the difference between the Gauntlet and Eventide colours on the message board.

Okay, I have changed it, hope it's better now

Order of Choice: Knights of the Ebony Gauntlet
Name of Person: Savan, The Aegis
What is your story of how you came to be with an order: (reminder; gettting into an order takes years, so make your story fit): Savan was born in a small fishing village in the Fierdsvain teritories before the unification of Pendor. He was the son of a simple fisherman, but his father yearned for him to be something more, arranging for him to serve a minor noble from a nearby castle as a squire. This was shortlived, however, when bandits attacked and razed the village. In a last ditch effort to save the children, they were loaded onto the fishing boats with a few of the towns militia and were sent off to Mettenheim. Several of the boats were sunk by the barrage of fire arrows let off in the bandits rage, Savan was not on one of them.

In Mettenheim the children were given jobs with the local smiths and taught to forge their own steel in the Mettenheim fashion, making it strong but also light enough to allow for mobility. The children from the village would practice swordplay with the noble children and other soldiers-to-be in their spare time, and Savan showed a particular talent with swordplay. His fighting style was unique, using everything he could as a weapon, most notibly his shield. He incorporated the shield into flurries of attacks using the sword, and most opponents would crumble under the continous onslaught.

At the age of 13 he was deemed old enough to start training for a knighthood. He had already shown prowess in practice fights and the Mettenheim nobles saw promise, and trained the boy. His fighting style, however, was not deemed honourable and his training under knights and nobles did not last long. He instead chose to become a sellsword, moving from town to town throughout Mettenheim and taking whatever jobs he could. He was not too picky about the morality of the jobs he took, but he had a strict rule against attacking children or innocent farmers and the like simply trying to get by. He would only fight those who could protect themselves.

He soon had gathered enough money fighting bandits and brigands that he could afford to hire a few mercenaries of his own, and he formed a small band of sellswords. With the larger group they were able to take on bigger and riskier jobs, increasing the flow of coin. After a particularly large job involving the assassination of an incarcerated lord from Barclay, Savan could afford to have some gear made especially for him. He put aside the looted assortment of arms and had a specially balanced hand and a half sword made for him, out of ebony, as well as a greatshield adorned with a spike to compliment the fighting style that Savan had developed over his years as a sellsword.

On his 18th birthday, he clambered onto one of the trade ships that travel between Pendor and Mettenheim, seeking to return to his home village. Upon arriving he found ruins, he searched for any nearby people to ask about the village, and the first he found was a small group of brigands. He approached them, and asked what had happened to his home. He was told that without the milita to fight off the constant raids, the village crumbled into obscurity and was not longer able to support the repairs and continued agriculture. Those who survived the raids moved to other villages or found work elsewhere, others were not so lucky. The brigands humoured him this far, but became impatient and declared that he would give them everything he had or his life. He chose to give them steel, fighting them off using his unique style of fighting. They already had their weapons drawn, but were not expecting an attack so vicious or ferocious, and they had never before seen a shield used as an offensive tool, rather than a defensive one, and they quickly crumbled under the might of his unrelenting assault. He stole a crossbow from the first he killed, and squeezed a shot into the back of a brigand that had realised that they were in over their heads. Stood amongst the corpses of the small group, he was found by a company of knights of the Ebony Gauntlet. They treated him with caution, but were intrigued all the same. He asked who they were, and where they stood. He liked what he heard, The Ebony Gauntlet, defenders of humanity and the common folk, even if he had never seen or heard of a Noldor before, he decided to join up. Savan used his knowledge of Mettenheim smithing to create a black Morion helmet so that his face was visible, and donned a suit of ebony scalemail with a black and white surcoat. He is currently only a retainer, however, as he has yet to take the trial to officially become a knight.

Perks:
Martial training, he can use almost any weapon effectively.(But is most skilled using a sword and shield, both as weapons)
Savan is resourceful, he uses whatever he can as a weapon, including (and especially) his shield.
Savan is an adequate blacksmith, as he trained with the Mettenheim smiths.
Savan is very clever when it comes to engineering, and can reload a crossbow faster than most.

Weaknesses:
Savan is of common birth, being the son of a fisherman.
Savan prefers lighter armour to allow for mobility, making him more vulnerable to ranged attacks.
Strong sense of morality can lead to sometimes unwise conflicts.

Equipment: Deliverance (Ebony Bastard Sword), Bulwark (Spiked greatshield), Ebony Scalemail with knee-length black and white surcoat, black plate boots and gloves, Black Morion helmet with faceguard and ebony chainmail coif.