the story of the historical mod dates from 1135,when the Asian-Europe continent was at war The 12th century, one subtle turning point. The continent was in an extraordinary turmoil that no one had ever seen, in which all forces were to experience changes, no matter gains or losses.
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Features: new Arab armours, new paesant armours, new farmer troop tree, new armours for the Byzantine Empire (its troop tree has been completely reworked) and for Christian troop trees, new pilgrim armours, new pilgrim troop tree, new ancient Chinese automatic crossbow and new Song unit that uses it. All Arab and Christian troop trees has been reworked ( I have added the new armours and I have changed the gear of some troops ). Prices adjustement for some armours. Read the read me for credits and instructions. Have fun. P.S. Big thanks to the developers of this incredible mod and to arduus.
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Is this supposed to be a Update? Or a full version of the mod.
It is (the full version of) an addon I have created for the last version of 12th.
It is not an official update. Read the Description for a list of the features.
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Alright, thank you.
You are welcome.
Hello is freelancer included in the mod?
May I ask what language(s) is this addon available in?
DagoWolfriderWhere I can get catractpact horses.I still havent found any even in Constantinopoe or Nicea.Please reply
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Okay, so, I'm really content with this mod, it adds so many new content, and required a lot of programming too, it's truly amazing.
Hungarian army of the era is perfectly modeled as partially traditional Cuman light cav with early western elements appearing too.
BUT. Please, for the love of everything, fix the map. And the Chinese names. It's "Budapest" correctly, not budapeisi, and "Szolnok", not suoernuoke. Plus, Pécs, Bratislava, Katowice and other settlements are located in Europe, not in Central Asia, as you made it now. So please fix these messy town placements and use original names of cities instead of pinyin.
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