TOR V0.3.2 Bannerlord V1.0.2 FULL VERSION (OUTDATED) file

The mod is split into submodules, all of which can be found within the download folder from ModDB. Ensure your Bannerlord is on the current appropraite version for our mod. If you need to upgrade/downgrade your Bannerlord to the correct version, do the following:

Select Mount and Blade II via Steam, right click, “Properties” Ensure your Bannerlord is on the correct version

Download and extract the zip archive into your Bannerlord Modules folder just as you would with any other mod.

OR - You can subscribe to our mod via the steam workshop: Steamcommunity.com

Please ensure you have Bannerlord Harmony installed as well. It is required. Nexusmods.com

(Important) If you have a previous version of our mod installed, you must: Completely remove all old module folders Delete your shader cache from C:\ProgramData\Mount and Blade II Bannerlord\Shaders (delete both TerrainShaders and CoreShaders folders) Note: Please be aware that ProgramData is a folder hidden by Windows by default. You have to adjust your Windows view settings to be able to see it

When launching the game, use the following load order:

• Harmony
• Taleworlds Modules
• Armory
• Environment
• Core

The Old Realms does not officially support any game changing mods other than Bannerlord Harmony (Which is required)


-Shader Cache loadtime disclaimer-

The very first time you load the game after downloading and enabling our mod will be slow. The game will appear to be stuck on the loading screen - this is normal. The game is compiling shaders in the background. Depending on your PC's specifications, this may take anywhere from 10 minutes to over an hour. Once you are in the main menu, it is highly recommended that you pick the option to "Build Shader Cache". This will also result in a long loading screen, but once you are done, your gameplay experience is going to be smooth. This step is not mandatory, but if you choose to not do it, your campaign will have many 5 minute loading screens when loading into battles until you have encountered all types of armies/parties with all of our custom assets present. Item thumbnails in the inventory, troops and characters in the encyclopedia may look like their textures have artifacts ("stripes"). This is a native rendering bug for the Bannerlord game and is not in our power to fix it. Please petition the game developer TaleWorlds to fix it sooner rather than later. This is a universal problem and affects all mods that have custom assets.