What bothers me so much about that is, rebellions exist in mods, SUPER well done and really good implemented for months now.
All they did was turn on rebellions which were already implemented in the code but turned off. Clearly TW have more in mind for rebellions than what was in the code already. Its the same as banners, modders just turned the things on. TW has made decisions to not release features until they feel like they are complete, I don't necessarily agree with this approach but I can understand it.
Afaik the mod i am talking about (Revolutions) was made from scratch.
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I kinda fear the results to be honest, who knows what reason they're not in-game for
I tried they just don't work yet it seems
The civil wars feature is definitely all his and no doubt he improved on the rebellions piece (as im sure it was not fully functional). My comment is not to take away from his mod, I liked it a lot and hope similar features are implemented in native.
A bit of the rebellion feature was just improved or left as it was I'd say 25% of the rebellions are just that I liked the mod but the rebellions caused a lot of crashes for me
No no don't get me wrong i didn't wanna say that your comment was wrong or anything, i have almost no idea how to make mods myself. But even if the mods are nothing more than a switch to turn functions on that are there from TW, then i still don't get why it takes them 7+ months to finish them.
I guess they had them there just to prepare for the time they will actually finish implementing them. Maybe they'll come with more stuff than what's just in the code. And maybe hope they'll do something as good as the mod or maybe better(again, HOPE)
whene you create a cool world must put something to do in it if not you can play custom war from menu
I know the devs are spread throughout the entire game so they can't focus on a single thing like modders do but i'll have to agree on the warband part, i hoped that atleast the game would have all the base features of warband and would expand/improve on them and add some nice new goodies, they already had all the code for those it was just a matter of refactoring it to their new engine and making upgrades no?
If I remember correctly me and @Revverie were two of the few who had a positive outlook on the forums throughout the beta and the start of EA. So how you can say he's acting like a "I want it now" guy is completely beyond me. No **** he's going to get fed up after 8 months of slow and disappointing updates, I feel the exact same.
