A new version of Age of Chivalry: Hegemony has been released, adding new graphics and fixing balance issues and bugs.
In version 2.0, no fewer than 26 countries are available to the player: Austria, Bavaria, Bohemia, Brandenburg, Brittany, Burgundy, Denmark, England, Flanders, Florence, France, Friesland, Genoa, Guelders, Helvetia, Hungary, Liège, Milan, Naples, the Papal States, Poland, Savoy, Saxony, Scotland, Venice, and Wales.
The new version addresses some balance issues, for instance toning down overpowered priests by giving them a modest training cost increase for each technology you research that will boost their conversion abilities.
Graphically speaking, this version not only adds a ton of new eye-candy objects, but also improves and completes the two existing building sets for the Baltic countries (Brandenburg, Denmark and Saxony) and the Low Countries (Flanders, Friesland and Guelders). In addition, a number of isolated building graphics have also been replaced or improved, such as the Scottish Princely Court or the Milanese Castle. All these updates should give version 2.0 a much more polished feel.
You can get version 2.0 HERE.
Sweet! Downloading.
Thanks!
Deus vult! Good stuff man.
You should try to ally with the creator of this mod Moddb.com and merge both mods into a supper awesome global encompassing mod.
That's a great looking mod but its goal is the opposite from Age of Chivalry: where AoCH tries to simulate the medieval period on a local level, this one appears to do that with a global level. As such, you get different selections of units and countries available to the player, and you can't just merge the two. Still, I wish them all the best.
Great, I´ll check it out. :3
Good!Downloading right now! :D
Could u make the hungarian royal knight look something more like magyar huszar for aok hd the forgotten
Hi, Hungarian Royal Knights in the 15th century were very heavily armoured, so their current appearance is actually more appropriate. They already have the Székely for their unique light cavalry.