Slitherine

I compiled the mod with Snuggles' patch and the Battle of Trident hotfix: https://www.mediafire.com/file/gagwjexq ... D.zip/file

The mod has also been renamed to "Game of Thrones V1.5 Patched" so people know they have the right version for multiplayer. This version will be used for the upcoming HOML 6 tournament.

Have played around quite a bit and really enjoy the mod.

A couple of observations and wishes.

1. Would also vote for a campaign mod.

2. Would like to see "historical" limits added for which armies can face which. ATM everyone can face everyone on potluck mode selection.

3. I think there's a typo in the Dothranki riders data as they only end up with an AP of 16, the same as cav, rather than an AP of 20, the same as the other light horse in the list.

Karvon

Another movement AP typo perhaps...

Free company bowman, light foot, only have 10 AP, the same as slower HF/MF.

Karvon

You've done a great job (especially graphically) but think a bit more could be done to create differentiation in the Westeros lists. At present they seem rather samey to me with often nearly identical compositions (with the Starks, Greyjoys and Martells as the outliers). House Arryn and House Bolton being able to field the same amount of knights feels very bizarre (for instance.

- Lannisters as the best armoured. The books also suggest that they use very well-disciplined pikemen in greater numbers than other houses. Several above-average options with one unit of superior/highly superior Lannisport pikemen (considered the best-drilled infantry in Westeros)? This is probably confusing for many as they spend much of the series getting trounced by the Starks despite their actually very good army (probably more down to commanders- Jamie at this stage is a great warrior but rash commander and Stafford Lannister is outright incompetent. Tywin despite his undeniable political skills is rather so-so in actual battle). Definitely got to include Tyrion's mountain men! (lightly protected medium impact foot?)
- Reach has good knights (albeit perhaps not quite as well armoured as the Lannisters) and lots of them but rather so-so average to below-average peasant levy infantry
- Stormlands. Not great knight country (less knights on average) but solid infantry options. A poor and sparsely populated region by Southron standards. However Stormlands have a reputation for producing tough and tenacious soldiers. Good quality knights and infantry but so-so armour. More light (foot and mounted) options due to their long history of skirmishing in the hills with Dorne.
- Vale. A small-ish but very high quality force. Excellent very old school knights as well as strong light foot options due to their constant low-level warfare with the mountain clans. A good but old-fashioned army (so perhaps less pikemen etc).
- Boltons. Seems strange for them have as many knights as the Tyrells or Lannisters. They should basically be a northern army sans the mountain clans. Perhaps cheaper but lower quality due to the poor morale and high tensions within their army?
- Stannis (Baratheons at Dragonstone). Maybe slightly fewer knights than the other southern houses by this stage. If we represent his army in the North than a large number of northern tribesmen and Essos mercenaries as well. A tired and small but well-commanded and rather fanatical army list.
- Dorne. Good job but I'd add high quality light cavalry options to represent the small but excellent sand steed horses of Dornish cavalry.

- Sellswords: On the whole these guys at 30 points seem rather wimpy. They are experienced fighters who could likely cream your average hastily trained peasant conscript (the 36 point defensive spear). I'd probably make them above average but more expensive. The richer houses (Lannisters, Tyrells) will use them more than the poorer ones.

But massive respect anyway. Easy for me to talk but you've gone ahead and made it, just my five cents on the matter.

Interesting thoughts, I have not read the books.
SmickeyMcGee who created the mod finished developing it some months ago, I don't know if he is going to come back and do any more work on it. Perhaps it is worth asking him and if he is not then he might be OK with someone else taking it on.
All I know about it is that Winterfell is on my doorstep, complete with bus loads of tourists, historical enactments enactments and living Direwolves !

tyronec wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2024 11:29 am Interesting thoughts, I have not read the books.
SmickeyMcGee who created the mod finished developing it some months ago, I don't know if he is going to come back and do any more work on it. Perhaps it is worth asking him and if he is not then he might be OK with someone else taking it on.
All I know about it is that Winterfell is on my doorstep, complete with bus loads of tourists, historical enactments enactments and living Direwolves !
Strangford1.jpg

I'm fine with someone else taking over, i got started on doing new knights using the plate model knights but its been months and i've done like 2 units. Just haven't been in the mood to mod stuff in awhile so, if anyone wants to, feel free to take over.

Do i simply drag the files in to the "Campaigns" folder or is there something else i have to do because it does not seem to work for me.

Yes, you copy it into the 'campaigns' folder - which is in the data area for the game, not the program files.
Then when you go to start a game you have to select the GoT module.

tyronec wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 7:24 am Yes, you copy it into the 'campaigns' folder - which is in the data area for the game, not the program files.
Then when you go to start a game you have to select the GoT module.

No mods seem to work for me. Do you need to have som dlc or something. I don't own the game on steam, might that have something to do with it?

Polkka wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 4:14 pm

tyronec wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 7:24 am Yes, you copy it into the 'campaigns' folder - which is in the data area for the game, not the program files.
Then when you go to start a game you have to select the GoT module.

No mods seem to work for me. Do you need to have som dlc or something. I don't own the game on steam, might that have something to do with it?

You want to make sure it's the right campaigns directory -
Users\Documents\My Games\FieldofGloryMedieval\MULTIPLAYER
or
Users\Documents\My Games\FieldofGloryMedieval\CAMPAIGNS

On my computer it is c:users/Desktop PC/OneDrive/Documents/my games/fieldofgloryMedieval/CAMPAIGNS
You might need to search around to see where the CAMPAIGNS and MULTILAYER folder are on yours.
You don't need a DLC and it should be OK with or without Steam.

tyronec wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2024 5:23 am On my computer it is c:users/Desktop PC/OneDrive/Documents/my games/fieldofgloryMedieval/CAMPAIGNS
You might need to search around to see where the CAMPAIGNS and MULTILAYER folder are on yours.
You don't need a DLC and it should be OK with or without Steam.

it works now, thanks a lot!