Comments - RedRockRun

Here here!

This is the first fantasy mod that I've been able to get into. I never liked Pendor and was pretty lukewarm on Perisno among others, so it really speaks to your design ability to create an engaging world.

Next, I can't thank you enough for helping to keep the Warband modding community alive. Even 10-12 years ago, a mod like this would have caught my attention as something special. You've got a lot of talent.

In terms of the world itself, it's great to finally see some proper gothic fantasy, and I seriously dig the Innistrad and Bloodborne aesthetics. Right now, my only point of criticism concerns the range that armor changes the appearance of the models. I've only been playing a female character and noticed issues where some pieces of armor (Great Coat) make look all noodly. I chalk that up to textures from numerous other mods being collected and adapted. Some of that seems unavoidable - especially concerning headwear removing hair. But I'm fine eschewing certain types of armor in the name of aesthetics. Also, I can't remember the name of the chest piece, but one long coat, the Bloodborne-looking one with the high, closed collar, doesn't quite work in first-person view due to the collar.

Other than those visual nitpicks, this is one of the best mods I've seen in a long time.

Jacob dropped that too.

How do I play the original Generals campaign with this?

Another dead OP4 mod *sigh*

Was anything altered from native with respects to party speed encumberment? I have 180 weight in food with three horses in my inventory right now. Dumping all the food raises my party speed by 0.1, but dumping the horses doesn't change anything.

Do all the companions match up with those from Warband? I have 7/8 in my raiding group but I can't seem to figure out whom I'm missing.

Also check out a mod called Renaissance for ideas on troop recruitment. If don't already know about it, there are three types of units which can be recruited from villages, towns, or castles. Village recruits are the cheapest but weakest and lack variety aside from some heavy infantry and light ranged units. Town units offer more variety for more money and usually allow for the training of firearm units and higher-level infantry. Castle units are the most expensive and let you recruit cavalry who serve dedicated roles as lancers, armored units who can be dismounted to serve as heavy infantry, and dedicated high level heavy infantry.

Nova Aetas and Renaissance?

Finish what you started Jacob! I love this mod so much but it's full of unfinished features.

Looking forward to it! WFaS needs more love!

Is this only for multiplayer?

Anyone else experiencing crashes? Randomly during battles or entering scenes?

Please tell me this isn't dead :(

What has been improved? Everything is just shaded a bit darker. Do I need to change some .INI settings?