Version 2.5 released
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SirNitram
Squire
Great job indeed beloved dev-team =)
One thing about the installer though, I do not know if I am plain stupid, but it took me 20 minutes to install the game correctly.
This was my problem:
When asked where to install the mod, the installer proposed C:Modules, which is obviously wrong. Since I have the steam version of the game, I picked
C
rograms\Steam\.....\Warband\Modules instead. The installer did its work and "sucessfully" installed the mod (at least it said so). But when starting up warband,
there was no option called Floris 2.5 or something like that.
After said 20 minutes of searching, I found the problem:
When picking the above mentioned installtion path, which works with every other mod, the installer creates a modules folder within the modules folder preventing me from starting the game...
The path then looks like this:
Crograms\Steam\.....\Warband\Modules\Modules\Floris
One thing about the installer though, I do not know if I am plain stupid, but it took me 20 minutes to install the game correctly.
This was my problem:
When asked where to install the mod, the installer proposed C:Modules, which is obviously wrong. Since I have the steam version of the game, I picked
C
rograms\Steam\.....\Warband\Modules instead. The installer did its work and "sucessfully" installed the mod (at least it said so). But when starting up warband,there was no option called Floris 2.5 or something like that.
After said 20 minutes of searching, I found the problem:
When picking the above mentioned installtion path, which works with every other mod, the installer creates a modules folder within the modules folder preventing me from starting the game...
The path then looks like this:
C
rograms\Steam\.....\Warband\Modules\Modules\Floris
galbraithe
Regular
THANK YOU FLORIS MOD TEAM!!!!!!! <3<3<3<3
<3<3<3<3I guess because I've not played this mod for very long, but I've noticed large groups of bandits and such on campaign. I've been playing as a soldier in the Swadian army and there have been two very large groups of bandit armies roaming around. One army is around 300 - 400 men strong consisting of forest bandits being lead by some named npc (can't think of his name atm) and the second bandit army consists of 300 + mountain bandits also being lead by a named npc. While this is somewhat cool feature it does make navigating / protecting the area somewhat of a challenge. Especially when the army you fight for gets owned due to 300 + arrows at a time barraging you in a fight.
Are these bandit armies common and if so can I expect them to just keep getting larger? I guess it wouldn't be so bad if I controlled a army to combat them but when you have to rely on your Lord/AI well then...
Are these bandit armies common and if so can I expect them to just keep getting larger? I guess it wouldn't be so bad if I controlled a army to combat them but when you have to rely on your Lord/AI well then...
The bandit armies are *fantastic*, after I become king I usually go with about 70 of the third tier vaegir archers and kill 100-300 of them (without a single casualty, the forest bandits especially get butchered easilly like this) and go back home with around 200 high lvl liberated prisoners in my army.
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