The Dead Modifications Memorial Thread

[Lucius Confucius]

This is a thread dedicated to dead (no longer supported) modifications. Give a link to your precious mod and say a few words about it.

HealthRebalance:

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www.nexusmods.com

With 200 hp for each soldier, you made the battles longer and grittier, thank you for your time.

 

[bestmods168]

Shields Block On Back

Shields Block On Back

Shields worn on the back block ranged and melee attacks.

www.nexusmods.com

Moment of Silence...
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I feel taleworlds deliberately do the opposite of what mods do. It seem to give them a sense of pleasure that they're in control. Of course any experience coder can reverse the feature, but everyone is busy doing their own thing.

 

[Terco_Viejo]

Save Battle Formation

Order your troops to follow you and they will maintain their relative position to you. This works just like the save formation feature (F7 iirc) from Viking Conquest. Use it to maneuver your entire ar

www.nexusmods.com

Sad...

 

[vonbalt]

Light's Prosperity

Light's Prosperity

Makes prosperities of towns count. Prosperity of towns (hearths of villages) affect the number and training level of provided recruits. Recruiting them cost prosperity. Castles generate noble recruits

www.nexusmods.com

Implemented a manpower system for recruitment so wars could be devastating to kingdoms population since each troop recruited decreased hearths/prosperity in the corresponding fief, it also overhauled the prosperity growth formula based on births, trade and others to make it more realistic, sadly abandoned since BL version 1.4.3.

You'll be missed *salute with teary eyes*

 

[archaicwarrior]

Lets see what happens when the game is officially released ..

 

[MostBlunted]

If I would believe that someone from TW would care I would create a thread like "The most used mods" so that TW can at least think about them. Like the freelancer mod. At least TW discovered the realistic battle mod like 1-2 months ago and it took them only like 1 year to implent the settlement icons mod

 

[froggyluv]

Light's Prosperity

Light's Prosperity

Makes prosperities of towns count. Prosperity of towns (hearths of villages) affect the number and training level of provided recruits. Recruiting them cost prosperity. Castles generate noble recruits

www.nexusmods.com

Implemented a manpower system for recruitment so wars could be devastating to kingdoms population since each troop recruited decreased hearths/prosperity in the corresponding fief, it also overhauled the prosperity growth formula based on births, trade and others to make it more realistic, sadly abandoned since BL version 1.4.3.

You'll be missed *salute with teary eyes*

Yeah man that sounded great -wonder how hard it is to rip one open and reverse engineer it -asking for a friend..

 

[NikitaOnline17]

AI Values Life (NPC Surrender and Death)

AI battles going on around the map now have the defending leader consider surrender depending on their valor and their troop count against the attacker's troop count. If the defender does not surrende

www.nexusmods.com

:/

 

[Mad Vader]

If I would believe that someone from TW would care I would create a thread like "The most used mods" so that TW can at least think about them. Like the freelancer mod. At least TW discovered the realistic battle mod like 1-2 months ago and it took them only like 1 year to implent the settlement icons mod

Years ago, when I had hopes for Bannerlord, I thought - ok, if I'm not going to mod it, maybe I could review mods as a public service (and to aggro mod makers with criticism!). It was always difficult for newbies to figure out which are the better mods and why, so a "Top Mods" thread would have helped them, just as it would help Taleworlds now.
To make this really work, you need to rank and review the best mods, not just keep a long list because you don't want to offend anyone - no one needs an index of all mods.
The problem is that it's a bit of a part-time journalistic job, so you have to be active and follow mod developments, as well as what mods people are using. And of course you have to be credible. I hope someone does this eventually.

 

[MostBlunted]

To make this really work, you need to rank and review the best mods, not just keep a long list because you don't want to offend anyone - no one needs an index of all mods.

Not really, was just talking about the most used / downloaded mods (not something like butterlib, modlib or stuff like this) or the 2-3 mods that are already implented from Nexus. Like the top 10.