There is a place where war never ends. A place for conquest. A place for adventure. A place for new heroes. Ungovernable Lands.

Post news Report RSS HIRIDIA: UNGOVERNABLE LANDS - DEV DIARY 20

Progressing faster than ever. New scene work, items and code is on the way.

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Thanks to the summer holidays some of us have plenty of time to put into modding. This has made our progress much faster and lots of new material has been made in the last weeks.

In first place, Brego is contributing with a large number of totally new hemets. This set of items look incredible, and is directly based (like previous work) on the concept art and descriptions present in the upcoming books.

I should also mention the good progress on scene making, now focused on the massive cities. A lot of time is being spent on making a good lot of streets and long walls. I must say that this mod will push MaB Warband to its limits in terms of map size and possibly the engine itself.


Now, onto video previews. As some of you might already know the official channels for Hiridia launched a week ago. These channels will show all the audiovisual material of the saga, including the videos from the total conversion. The first video uploaded (just a few days ago) was the first of a series which will contain the original soundtrack of Ungovernable Lands.

The official videos will always be posted on the channels first, and this is just 1 from many to come. So... don't forget to suscribe! Track us and you wont miss a single video.


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Stay tuned to HUL's page at Mod DB, and check all the new preview media we've added.

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theStyg
theStyg

That choir sounds horrible. Other than that, the song is pretty good.

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RevanShan Author
RevanShan

You think so? I love the choir.

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ithilienranger
ithilienranger

It might be because it isn't a real choir singing. He combined short vocal clips into a choir-like sound. I think he did a great job of it considering it to me a while to realize it.

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Chezzlor
Chezzlor

Listening to the song for the third time I cant help imagining a deadly group of holy nights marching into a battle towards a smaller inexperienced squad of enemies both patiently and nervously waiting for the most difficult battle they will ever encounter... most likely their last.

The march may be the last few calm minutes for the ambitious squad of brave men. The calm before the storm. Only their general is a veteran and he too waits for a warriors death, his time has finally come.

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Chezzlor
Chezzlor

The choir is amazing imo.

If anything, the choir from 27 - 35 rounds a little odd but I love the song. Great stuff.

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