Why does nobody play with Polished Landscapes?
Such a waste.
Such a waste.
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That's more like it! 
I am not sure I understand what you're saying. It's in the main download thread. Instructions on how to use it too.
Uga the Caveman
Here are some screenshots from this great mod.
The Caveman
Soup!
Bandits are attacking to this poor village
Yay, bandits are gone, cookies and cheese to everyone!
So, why is the rum gone?
Is that wild boar? Can i eat it?
How you three see any mammoths or sabrecats lately?
The Caveman
Soup!
Bandits are attacking to this poor village
Yay, bandits are gone, cookies and cheese to everyone!
So, why is the rum gone?
Is that wild boar? Can i eat it?
How you three see any mammoths or sabrecats lately?
Lol'd at the fatass, but that makes me wonder. Were there actually any fat people in the dark ages? I figured it was a time of constant physical harships, regardless of the social status.
Still, not proposing them to be removed. They rock.
Still, not proposing them to be removed. They rock.
Aubrain
Recruit
A peasant and soldier's diet was very healthy because it just consisted of the basic fruit & veg with bread, so there was little chance they would become fat. If anything, nobles, lords and kings would become fat.YourStepDad said:
But it's nice to have different physical appearance instead of the boring slender and fit shape used in Native.
A peasants diet...healthy? 
Honestly, I don't know much about the diet of the dark ages, though something tells me it was healthier. In feudal middle ages, a peasant could not hunt, as forests were the property of your feudal lord. Hunting would be poaching, and punishable by death. Fish was a luxury inland, and I wager coastal peasants did not see much of it either. They ate grain soup or onion soup day in and day out, possibly some fruit, yeah. Still not nutritious enough.
It's highly possible that they ate better in the dark ages, though there are more factors to consider. As for the nobility getting fat? Nah. Not Dark Ages.
And yes, I definitely agree. It's pretty hilarious and made me chuckle in surprise the first time I saw it.
Honestly, I don't know much about the diet of the dark ages, though something tells me it was healthier. In feudal middle ages, a peasant could not hunt, as forests were the property of your feudal lord. Hunting would be poaching, and punishable by death. Fish was a luxury inland, and I wager coastal peasants did not see much of it either. They ate grain soup or onion soup day in and day out, possibly some fruit, yeah. Still not nutritious enough.
It's highly possible that they ate better in the dark ages, though there are more factors to consider. As for the nobility getting fat? Nah. Not Dark Ages.
And yes, I definitely agree. It's pretty hilarious and made me chuckle in surprise the first time I saw it.
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Too cool not to be seen:
Lord Lukjan
Knight
Robin Hood?
I met this today, it like me.
Author: Miyaoka Hitchcock
Here:
Brytenwalda Factions map:
Brytenwalda [Mount & Blade: Warband] - factions (Britain A.D. 636) por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Troops trees:
Brytenwalda TroopTree Irish por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Angles por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Saxons por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Jutes por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Frisii por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Women por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Outlaw & Mercs por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
I dont know that Brytenwalda was in japanish. Thank you Miyaoka by your good pictures.
Author: Miyaoka Hitchcock
Here:
Brytenwalda Factions map:
Brytenwalda [Mount & Blade: Warband] - factions (Britain A.D. 636) por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Troops trees:
Brytenwalda TroopTree Irish por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Angles por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Saxons por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Jutes por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Frisii por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Women por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
Brytenwalda TroopTree Outlaw & Mercs por Miyaoka Hitchcock, en Flickr
I dont know that Brytenwalda was in japanish. Thank you Miyaoka by your good pictures.
YourStepDad said:
I'm replying to this almost a month later. But, here goes.
I have all graphics settings set to low so that I can size battles for 500 units. Pretty fun being in battles of up to 500 units. I may try to push it to 750 to see if it works.
I am using a i5 2500k cpu @3.3ghz, 8gb Ram, and a 460gtx nvidia card. This is probably considered higher end (not the greatest or anything) and it chugs a lot with 500 units in battles. The only way I can manage those sized battles is by forgoing awesome mods like polished landscapes and other graphics settings.
edit: what kind of rigs do you guys use to get the polished mods and high graphics settings working?
I have a slightly similar rig:
intel i7 970 - 3.2 ghz.
12 GB RAM - 1600 mhz.
Geforce GTX 570
Win7 64 bit.
Graphic settings at max.
My battle size is only about 200, and even then it can lag in sieges.
But I also don't tolerate any lag at all
I doubt you'll be able to get a higher battle size without lag, not in Brytenwalda.
intel i7 970 - 3.2 ghz.
12 GB RAM - 1600 mhz.
Geforce GTX 570
Win7 64 bit.
Graphic settings at max.
My battle size is only about 200, and even then it can lag in sieges.
But I also don't tolerate any lag at all
I doubt you'll be able to get a higher battle size without lag, not in Brytenwalda.
Sweet those ground textures look awesome. Here is a shot of me with my lord of Airgillan's army (I enlisted).
We were about 400 troops taking on a patrol of 25
We were about 400 troops taking on a patrol of 25
I have an Nvidia 9800 GT, 4GB of RAM and a 3.2. ghz processor.
A medium end gear by today's standards, but I can run nearly everything, on high details too.
A medium end gear by today's standards, but I can run nearly everything, on high details too.
I decided to try out enlisting with some Britons. Can't remember his name, but he had a dragon on his banner.
So fun playing within a big army as just a little peon. It is terrifying, actually. The formation AI in this mod is amazing.
If you get carried away you can be left behind in the middle of battle! Have to get some better action shots. I'm usually
kind of preoccupied when the best times to screenshot come up.
And some weird naval combat:
Both of the boats spawned on top of each other.
So fun playing within a big army as just a little peon. It is terrifying, actually. The formation AI in this mod is amazing.
If you get carried away you can be left behind in the middle of battle! Have to get some better action shots. I'm usually
kind of preoccupied when the best times to screenshot come up.
And some weird naval combat:
Both of the boats spawned on top of each other.
