Third Age - Total War is a total conversion for 'Medieval II: Total War - Kingdoms Expansion' that brings you into the world of Middle-earth.
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Balrog for the upcoming 1.4 patch
!??!?!?!?!!? what the hell???
that looks insane
but in medieval 2 total war, how does that even work!?
Great model! :)
Really cool ;) but maybe a little more fire and glow to the texure, otherwise cool :P
Yes, i agreed with Baver33.
I just hope he is a one time non-faction unit...I dont wanna have horde of OoTMM running toward me with this thing at their head!!
AWESOME, give him to OotMM or I'll mod him in myself!
When will 1.4 be out?
More flames ;)
This is just a preview it will look much sweeter in game, Amazing as always KK ....
Nice!
nice is little...man what the hell... but they will big like olgag hai or oliphaunts?but if i remember in simarillion they are not much bigger than a man...
Thats true they were about the size of a small Troll according to the book...
Very cool! But wth more fire this will be great!
must say i'm surprised that the balrog is being included... i am going to find it difficult to see how it is going to work within the game...
What will be the stats of the thing? Personally i feel the bigger beasts in this mod disrupt the gameplay slightly but will interseted to see how this plays out
Alright. Seeing THAT image of the Balrog has convinced me to ask for Medieval II for Xmas. Everything else is TOP notch, so including it in your work is the candle on the cake. Now all we need is a dragon or two to light it!
But from all of the footage I've seen, is it even possible to have flying creatures operable?
Doesn't look happy
i think a balrog like the movie would be good but the face i think its a little weird but what about make different make a balrog like the one in simarillion, using some tolken illustrations, i think there is one of morgoth chief captain fighting a elf, in wikipedia
Bit more glowing cracks in it's skin, but KICKASS.
I'm pretty confident that they have yet to add any burning effects to the model as it's depicted here. It's such an obvious feature, and consistently missing from its entire body, that I'm fully confident that we're seeing the model sans any of the flame/orange-red hot coal burning effects that engulfed the Balrog in the films. The smoke's missing as well. To have all of these features missing by "accident" is not a plausible explanation. I'm sure that once the hot coals/fire/smoke effects are added that we'll have a tough time discerning this beast from the one in the film. Even though I've yet to get Medieval II, I've watched plenty of the videos, and the game is MORE than capable of realistically depicting all of the effects that are "missing" here. I'd relax about it. I've never played this mod, but it's OBVIOUS that this team is far too polished to allow something like that to slip through.
Wow!
Is it even possible for there to be just one of them at a time it would be awesome to see one in this game even if it was against me
Wow, great job!
This mod is getting better and better...
great
Sexy :D
some advice
1/ like everybody is saying : add more fire IF it is possible
2/ the fact that Balrog has "wings" has never been proved ... but most people would give them "wings" so it is ok ...
2/ more important, the face of the current model is not that great if you ask me. The main probleme is on the eyes that are not placed correctly or the horn that are too much in front on the face
still very good work men !
EDIT : oh, I know, you are inspiring yourself from this Balrog
Sideshowtoy.com
so ... your model makes more sense now ...
I have grown with one :
Angel.cs.msu.su
but, again, it is your mod, good luck !
His eyes are growing out of his horns
King Kong is King!
I really love the model!
Balrogs were first summoned to war by Morgoth (or Melkor), the god and king of darkness. Sauron was one of Morgoth's many Captains as was Gothmog, lord of balrogs. Gothmog killed a highelf king named Fingon in the battle of the unnumbered tears. It was Echthelion who killed him at last, during the sack of Gondolin.
After all those thousends of years balrogs still remained in middle earth.
Great creatures these balrogs are!
Quick question guys. How many Hobbit archers is it gonna take to bring this one down? Hahaha :P