Europe 1200 is a historically accurate mod that, as the name says, takes place in Europe, year 1200 AD. More than 20 factions wage war against each other in order to achieve domination and power. Join them or establish your own kingdom, and become king of all Europe.
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Mod download version 2.32. For MaB 1.010/1.011. Remember to download the 2.33 Patch.
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OMG!RASCIA (SERBIA) FINALLY!!!Thanks man, you are the man!
Simply amazing that someone didn't forget to put Serbia on a map! But, of course, they had to name it Raska, and make idiots of themselves, because, even in the "official" history Serbia is a kingdom since 1217.! Also, that year, Serbia was just acknowledged by the catholic church. Serbia was a kingdom loooong before that, but was not accepted by the western world because of its orthodox religion! I ******* hate the fact that the catholic church rebelled against the orthodox and is now making all the ******* rules. But... as they say ... "Winners write history"! ...so I can just sit home and shut up about things that really happened.... Sigh.... Thanks for the mod, at least now i can conquer Raska and call my new nation Serbia!
yeah as far as medieval kingdoms goes id say that england would be the winner. idk why you love serbia so much
how do u install this??
C:\Program Files \Mount&Blade then put in modules folder ur directery might be differnt then when u start it up change at the top from native to europe 1200
RGL ERROR unable to load CommonRes\costumes_a.brf
What should i do.It wont start.The Native works all right but Europe 1200 not.
Try the patch to 2.33.
this is for mount and blade not mount and blade warband. I get the same error when trying to use this on mount and blade warband.
i started downloading the 2.33 patch but it would not start. why is that?