BattleAxe
Full Version 13 commentsBattleAxe, a “true” Total War experience, challenges players to achieve victory over a large selection of campaigns and 30 factions. Diplomacy has...
BattleAxe, a “true” Total War experience, challenges players to achieve victory over a large selection of campaigns and 30 factions. Diplomacy has been axed, all factions are “at war”. It’s a “mean” Medieval II streamlined for swift gameplay. Merchants, priests, and ships are omitted by default but may be simply added depending on your gameplay preference. Land bridges connect all continents and offer new strategic opportunities and threats so beware. Whether you have a weekend or a week you’ll find a fight in BattleAxe.
12 Campaigns
- 3 Grand Campaigns (1140, 1240, 1400)
- 3 Medium sized Campaigns 1250 (British Isles, Baltic, Outremer)
- 6 Small sized “weekend” Campaigns 1240 (Britannia, Baltic, Balkans, Iberia, Italia, Outremer)
30 Playable Factions
- Britannia - England, Wales, Ireland, and Scotland
- Scandinavia - Norway, Sweden, and Denmark
- Iberia - Portugal, Castile, and Aragon
- Italia - Milan, Venice, and Sicily
- W. Europe - France, HRE, Bohemia, and the Crusading Orders
- E. Europe - Poland, Lithuania, Hungary and the Bulgarian Empire
- Russia - Novgorod, early Russia, and the Mongols
- Anatolia - Byzantium, Georgia, andthe Turks
- Africa - The Moors, Egypt, and the Hafsids (Tunisia)
New Units and Unit Guide
- Almost all units from Kingdoms included
- All factions receive new units and a full roster (25+)
- Units available at every barrack, range, and stable level
- Elite units available at end of recruiting buildings
- New Guild units for Catholic and Orthodox factions
- Unit stats faction balanced and costs simplified
- Faction appearance changes (armor, helm, shield for cultural consistancy)
Campaign Extras
- Many new settlements and/or regions added
- All continents connected via land bridges, ensuring invasions
- New AoR units (military orders) located at select settlements
- Strat map models include Kings, Iberian and Crusader generals
- Many other adjustments and enhancements to settlement positioning
- Scripts include AI Difficulty, AI Bankrupcy, and AI Last Stand bonuses
Campaign Options (Merchants, Priests, Ships)
- Play with or without merchants, priests, ships or a combination thereof. It's your choice.
- See the “OPTIONS” folder after installation for simple instructions. No modding required.
- Options folder includes Unit Guide, Campaign Maps, and Hotseat multiplayer instructions.
Multiplayer
- Hotseat enabled across all factions and campaigns
- See OPTIONS folder after installation for simple instructions
Simplicity
- BattleAxe is completely mod-foldered and will not affect your original M2TW files or game.
- You can safely uninstall BattleAxe at any time.
- Requires Medieval II: Total War Kingdoms v1.5
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Things I like
- Sweden and Norway in a Grand Campaign (also like some of the other faction choices like Bulgaria). Nice.
- Different time era start dates. However their technology starts at the same early era when I tried late era.
Things I question
- Land map changes/Choices.
- Land bridges, no naval units so you can't send reinforcements quickly to places. Can't reach America
- America empty, waste of land mass, empty settlements on campaign map so pointless being there.
- Diplomacy - everyone is at war so potential for factions destroying each other quicker before you can even get to fight them, and potential for taking over most of map which is boring if your fighting one same faction battles over and over again. Diplomacy is a big part of the game, so this effectively removes that option which is a downside.
- Have to build up fast early game, no time to build up infrastructure or technology as you could in original game.
- Some Minor factions too strong, questionable choices. Especially if they sandwich a future power/empire and destroy them before they grow
when i try to load game when playing as the bizantines or mongols the game crashes
hello creator! i am novice modder and i am creating an unofficial patch for m2tw. I was wondering if I could have your permission to use your units for my patch? please let me know at your earliest convenience.
I still do not know how to properly launch the mod :(
Awesome mod ! Good job... i added diplomats in it and now its BEST !!! thanks for GEORGIA !!
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Well, the mod got me happy, but then i became ****** when there is no way for diplomacy and everyone, EVERYONE is already your enemy, so i was mad there is no way for diplomats and everyone starts off as the enemy
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