Comments - Andromeeda

Ya, I noticed that after posting. Doesn't seem to make as big a difference though, especially since they don't lose momentum running into a pike. And lack of missile damage increase + some bretonnians being immune to it altogether means even less counterplay.

There's no way for me to add the extra damage vs mounts for missiles and polearms from Floris to my module, is there? I feel like it's a pretty big step towards balancing cavalry-heavy armies like Bretonnia in Warband.

Is there a v0.2 download link? Not seeing it anywhere...

Is an option to turn off the pre-set diplomacy, wars, and/or loyalties out of the question? It's a really fun mod for a few weeks but it seriously lacks replayability when the outcome in Westeros is already pre-determined and the best you can do is slow it down through constant defense in the same generic fort every time, which gets pretty played out. The only real way to make any progress is by creating your own faction and taking over Essos, since the North's alliance with Riverlands is basically unstoppable, especially with the travel time to and from their forts. I can understand wanting the game to follow the events in the lore, but even that isn't really the case, since Westerlands and Iron Islands are just getting devoured every time before the player has progressed enough to make a difference. If it isn't a difficult option to add, I don't think it takes away from anyone who likes this gameplay, just a much needed quality-of-life improvement for many people who don't like banging their heads against walls. Not trying to bash all that this mod has accomplished (it is the best I've seen), but it's about the only barrier to a much more varied and enjoyable experience.
Edit: Also not saying all, or even most, of the forts are the same, but when I'm trying to defend the Iron Islands, half of theirs are, and it's not a defensible design, on top of that.

Assuming the issue with Riverlands Two-Handers was that they're considered archers by default, it's still there.