This gives you access to five different map modes, Bombard Maps, Holy Maps, Regicide Maps, Sword's Maps, Dave's Maps. Each has different kinds of extra units at the start of the game. For Rise of Rajas or Definitive Edition.
This gives you access to five map modes:
Bombard Maps: Forty Original Maps for Rise of Rajas that start with extra units: 10 Bombard Cannons, 20 Hand Cannoneers, 10 Heavy Scorpions, 2 Siege Worshops, 1 Bombard Tower, 30 Villagers. For Random Map setups.
Holy Maps: Forty Original Maps for Rise of Rajas that start with extra units: 20 Monks with Relic, 10 Sheep, 2 Monasteries, 1 Keep, 30 Villagers. For Random Map setups.
Regicide Maps: Forty Original Maps for Rise of Rajas that start with extra units: 20 Paladins, 20 Elite Huskarls, 20 Elite Longbowmen, 1 Bombard Tower, 30 Villagers. For Regicide setups.
Sword's Maps: Forty Original Maps for Rise of Rajas that start with extra units: 30 Villagers, 40 Long Swordsman, 20 Elite Huskarls, 20 Elite Skirmishers. For Deathmatch setups.
Dave's Maps: Forty Original Maps for Rise of Rajas that start with extra units: 30 Villagers, 30 Cavaliers, 30 Heavy Cavalry Archers, 20 Arbalests. For Deathmatch setups.
To Install:
For HD Edition:
Program Files (86x) -> Steam - steamapps - common - Age2HD - resources - _common - random-map-scripts
For DE Edition:
Program Files (86x) -> Steam - steamapps - common - AoE2DE - resources - _common - random-map-scripts
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These will give you 5 Map Sets, with different starts:
Bombard Maps, Dave's Maps, Holy Maps, Regicide Maps, Sword's Maps
My goals with these creations:
The point being to create custom map mode starts that are seeded and work every time, with a special theme for the map sets, without changing the way the game is played. Also with kinder starts, the other player has a chance to win, so they can risk their starting units to either gain a decisive advantage, or to defend their base with the intention of going later on in the game.
These ideas are in infancy, and the example map modes published are a thing of things to come.
The idea also with adding just a few extra units, is to make something that everyone can enjoy.