FrisianDude
Archduke
lookin' fine, especially the gladius.
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Archduke
A great concept and a great trailer. I wonder what will happen to the flying creatures?
PS Astrologers are here?
PS Astrologers are here?
Nice!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0ObS62Js-4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0ObS62Js-4
Cherek Lycanus
Regular
OMFG!!!
AS a fan of the HM&M Series. You may notice, how my Jaw role on the Floor in this momment!
An awesome idea we have here Señores! The pics looking great, so I will hope any News!
Keep it Up Ladz!
Mis saludos
AS a fan of the HM&M Series. You may notice, how my Jaw role on the Floor in this momment!
An awesome idea we have here Señores! The pics looking great, so I will hope any News!
Keep it Up Ladz!
Mis saludos
I think that will be a grand mod ,but the best part i think are the castles! so beautifull.You maybe can work some with the landescape,it can be more beautifuller.
Hey, you should make a revised recruitment system, just for fun! It can be very close to the one from HoMM III. Just look:
Each faction has one starting city, and all the troops are hired there. But to hire troops you have to construct the respective production buildings (it's feasible). Let's say that the buildings are being built for 1 day (like one turn in HoMM III). Once you've built a, say, barracks, you get an option in the city meny (or some kind of 'military' sub-menu so we don't clutter up the interface) to hire the basic infantry. You bould the next buildings - you can hire another troops. The troops for hire would respawn just like the village recruits in vanilla - once a couple of days, and so it would be very resembling HoMM III as well.
It would be just splendid if the buildings will be upgradeable and there will be unit-weeks announced by the astrologists (don't know if you can code that though), but with all this you can removethe whole native unit level-up system/troop trees (soldiers gain exp in battle and upgrade). It will look like this: you build a producing building - you buy the troops. You upgrade the building - from now on you buy the upgraded troops. But the troops don't level-up - they are just bought and wasted in battles. Instead of troop trees, you will have building trees. You can even remove the troop wages and army capacity cap - you don't have them in HoMM. This will give your mod a completely different war system with a renovated feel, very similar to HoMM III.
Thus, the buildings can be unlocked gradually: i.e., you have to biuld the barracks first to unlock the archery range, and so on. You can also add all the other buildings from the HoMM III like Capitoliums, Forges, Mage Towers. They would be constructingfor 1 day (or week) but be costing some money. The Capitoliums would increase your income - hell, you can take all the revenues and prices for units directly from HoMM III and recreate the similar economic system (well, maybe without any resources but gold, though it's up to you). Place some capturable gold mines on the map that woud count as fiefs and increase income - and you're brilliant.
Just let me know if you like the idea and if you can code it.
Each faction has one starting city, and all the troops are hired there. But to hire troops you have to construct the respective production buildings (it's feasible). Let's say that the buildings are being built for 1 day (like one turn in HoMM III). Once you've built a, say, barracks, you get an option in the city meny (or some kind of 'military' sub-menu so we don't clutter up the interface) to hire the basic infantry. You bould the next buildings - you can hire another troops. The troops for hire would respawn just like the village recruits in vanilla - once a couple of days, and so it would be very resembling HoMM III as well.
It would be just splendid if the buildings will be upgradeable and there will be unit-weeks announced by the astrologists (don't know if you can code that though), but with all this you can removethe whole native unit level-up system/troop trees (soldiers gain exp in battle and upgrade). It will look like this: you build a producing building - you buy the troops. You upgrade the building - from now on you buy the upgraded troops. But the troops don't level-up - they are just bought and wasted in battles. Instead of troop trees, you will have building trees. You can even remove the troop wages and army capacity cap - you don't have them in HoMM. This will give your mod a completely different war system with a renovated feel, very similar to HoMM III.
Thus, the buildings can be unlocked gradually: i.e., you have to biuld the barracks first to unlock the archery range, and so on. You can also add all the other buildings from the HoMM III like Capitoliums, Forges, Mage Towers. They would be constructingfor 1 day (or week) but be costing some money. The Capitoliums would increase your income - hell, you can take all the revenues and prices for units directly from HoMM III and recreate the similar economic system (well, maybe without any resources but gold, though it's up to you). Place some capturable gold mines on the map that woud count as fiefs and increase income - and you're brilliant.
Just let me know if you like the idea and if you can code it.
ThaneWulfgharn
Master Knight
I don't know why but we don't have any progress on this since a long time. I don't think, though, we should worry, the team always takes a long time before showing new material. I will send another mail to Mat Berserker though...
Mr. Bio said:Hi there!
We were quite busy these days, but now we are back, and i've got something to show you:
Titan's Cuirass
Thunder Helmet
Sentinel's Shield
Titan's Gladius
Titan's Thunder
Bow of the Sharpshooter
Cloak of the Undead King
Hope you enjoyed!
Wow! The new gear looks amazing. Can't wait for a release. I'm afraid to see how armageddon's blade may be on the battlefield
ThaneWulfgharn
Master Knight
ThaneWulfgharn
Master Knight
Ain't my work. If it was mine, it would have been of 90% new scene props...
And it's completely based out of native scene_props, which makes it even more marvelous.
And it's completely based out of native scene_props, which makes it even more marvelous.
As Mat said, the mod is undead. But siege scene posted by Thane was confirmed to be just ooooooold work one of the devs made before even anybody had an idea for that mod.
Fret not though, see the undeadyness of mod here: click the spoiler button, not so hard
About purpose of those sets, in response to inquiry about battle mage's sword being too big and giving him advantage over regular warrior:
Fret not though, see the undeadyness of mod here: click the spoiler button, not so hard
About purpose of those sets, in response to inquiry about battle mage's sword being too big and giving him advantage over regular warrior:
rough translation from Devil_Imp said:
ThaneWulfgharn
Master Knight
For the english-speaking public:
Death Knight:
Demoniac:
Druid:
Ranger:
Shaman(Male equivalent of Witch):
Wizard:
Just 1 suggestion, why not use Witch Doctor as male version of Witch...
Death Knight:
Just 1 suggestion, why not use Witch Doctor as male version of Witch...
There's no direct translation of "Whitch Doctor" into Polish, there's only "Szaman", which is translated back into "Shaman".
Looks good! Looking forward to it. Out of interest will we see a multi-player 'beta' before a main release?
mod is undead?!! What does this mean? Not alive and not dead?
ThaneWulfgharn
Master Knight
Yup. I think in modding terms, that's called either "Hibernating", either "Progressing Slowly".NightHawkreal said:
