Comments - Hohenstein

Hey mate,

im pretty sure with the last update having been released over five years ago and no further updates comming from you, that there's no real chance of us getting a final non-alpha version of this mod. But I really had some fun with it (more than with nativen WFaS tbh) and it's one of my most favourit M&B mods (warband included) and thus - even if there is only a slight chance - I wanted to give some points on things to mabey revisit in an unlikely final version.

- It is a bit frustrating that you can't really zoom out much. It'd be way more comfortable if you could zoom out way further on the map.
- When having a close zoom on the mapy there's a weird blue filter. Its england so I guess it isent to inaccurate but it still looks weird.
- The flags are sadly buggy
- The vanila musket sounds are just bland and some other mods use enhanced sounds (I personally copied the sound file froms neo native into your mod and it fitted quite well)
- Some of the commanders - especially cavalier ones - are wearing full armor when it would be much more fitting for them to wear cloths with a cuirass (I found it to be weird to see Prince Rupert in full armor thb)
- It would really increase immersion to have period authentic english 17th century music playing in the background (like "When canons are roaring") instead of native warband music + native wfas music
- The speed of the horses is a bit to fast (Thats also a WFaS native problem tho I believe) and should be - if possible - be changed just a tiny bit, not too much tho
- It would also be fitting if you instead of the regular cheers, your troops would cheer "God save the King!" or "For Liberty!" upon winning. The "Hargh Hargh" cheers from warband and wfas are just silly. Mabey your char got even scream "Charge!" or "On me!) when giving orders

Now, I know thats a lot and I dont expect you on actually still working on your mod since life's changing and you mabey lost interest or dont have as much time these days, but I just wanted to give some suggestions nontheless. And finally: Thanks for the work you've put into this mod! :)