This is a mod about the confilct between the Greek city-states and the Persian Achaemenid Empire in the years 495-479BC. The mod takes place in 485BC, between the Battle of Marathon and the Battle of Thermopylae. It will feature historical locations, persons and items, but it will not be defined by them. We try to combine historical accuracy with a fun gameplay and a novel experience.
A well-executed mod having a great campaign map, some attractive new scenes, and nicely done troops and items. I am looking forward to your future work. I hope you don't lose your module system again!
Simply live the Greco-Persian conflict as you have never seen.
Fracking perfection would love to seee some bracers maybe mines glitchrd but their is none in my game, Great Map,Fation troops, I mean everything is superb, Maybe if you ever patch it again you can throw in a bracer that makes the spartan thorax armor have a completely armorerd right arm how dope? love this 10/10
Best troop formation set (including Phalanx!). Enjoy a nice Greek nod? This is probably the mod you want.
This game is pretty fun and looks good. However, it feels really incomplete, and you easily get uninterested.
I never was keen on using pole weapons in mods; the enemy liked to harass you in close combat and it was nearly impossible to deal a thrust damage, until I met this neat mod. Now I can play as a hoplite without having resorted to the secondary weapons.
The second thing that I really liked was the fact that I started only with a spear and a helmet like a Spartan warrior. I spent all my money to get a few recruits and we were off to new adventures. I absolutely love the armors and weapons and I am suprised by the sheer number of details put in this mod.
And I really want to express my love for the lovely font and music. This mod deserves 10/10 and I hope that the developer keeps updating it.
Ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ, γείτονα.
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I voted the module an eight (8) rating. Because some of it still have bugs. Like I can't equip other outfit of the module, which I really want.
But yeah, the module is a pretty well-made one and I appreciate the author for hard-working for this module. So still, I'm looking forward more of your creations.
*I'll be asking some thing about the "outfit issue" though.*
Good luck.
This mod is probably one of my favorites for M&B Warband. Taking place during the war between the Greeks and the Persians, this mod allows you to experience what it is like during the time. Want to join the Spartans to become a blood-thirsty, power-hungry Spartan? Go ahead. Want to be part of a civilized people under Athens? You can! Want to be a Persian soldier under a empire? Boom! There you go! This is probably one of the greatest I've seen. However, there is one problem I have with this game. It's the issue with the scenes. While 9 out of 10 of the stuff from this mod is finished, the only thing that still needs to be worked out are the scenes. For whatever reason, there would be objects sticking out of buildings, going through walls and that buildings are a little too close together. Though I am playing this mod through version 1.06 (which you can get through this link: Forums.taleworlds.com), even in version 1.04 it's still stable enough to play. Now, the models are great. I really love the design, the textures and just about everything that the armors, weapons and equipment get right. Not only are there Spartans and people of Athens along with Persians, but there are other factions that you can join too. Mostly they are greekish factions, but still you can join them if you want. Now for combat, I love that this mod also includes the phalanx formation which allows soldiers with spears to throw or use for head-to-head combat. While I can't give full details of this fantastic mod, but I am going to say that I enjoyed every bit of it. Like my Bellum Imperii review, as much as I want to give this a 10/10, this is more of a 9/10 because of how this mod is still not completely finished and how the scenes are just ridiculous. Still, this mod is great and I defiantly recommend it.