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Hello everyone,

I have a simple question : if I want to start modding today, in march 2017, should I use this improved 1.66 module system, or the official 1.71 module system?
There's lots of outdated tutorials out there and it's generally hard to know what to do as of today. 

Thanks very much

Yes yes yes!!!

Can't wait for this!

It was so unexpected, and now you've made me crave this, you bastards 

Mount & Blade is becoming so huge now, it's really good. You still have a very unique game, a genre by itself, and so far my favourite solo game of all times.
This is in great part because you've understood how much modders are important.

Impressive.

I trust you will create something great with such an engine!

Bannerlord will be an automatic buy, anyway.

Just don't let yourselves put in less sandbox for more theme park 
Quests are nice but we've got plenty of them in any other game, and we're not inconditional fans of these games.

I'm wondering about this tutorial... is it completely outdated?
I just started out modelling and texturing, now I need to understand how to add items.
Searching the forums leads here, but something tells me I should look somewhere else 

So far I've found the following but nothing on new textures and meshes in there :
http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,230802.msg5522477.html#msg5522477

Also the BRF edit tool is said to be outdated

So any experienced person could tell if it's still ok to use BRFedit and this tutorial or just a giant waste of time?
And in that case show the way to a new tutorial on adding items?

thanks a lot

Thanks for the great videos. You really know how to explain from the basics, which is a uncommon talent amongst computer professionals.
I would have never started modelling without those!

I must have tried every mod for M&B but this one is the only one I really stick to, because its limited number of features is perfectly integrated into native and it polishes the original game without changing it too much.

Thank you for all that good work

UNBELIEVABLE