Roar of Conquest: Late Middle Ages file

Here is the Late Middle Ages release for Roar of Conquest! For those of you who would like to know the changes made in this most recent version, refer to the article here: Roar of Conquest: The Late Middle Ages Changelog To give credit where it is due, my mod incorporates, (and has changed), the following mods:

• Stainless Steel 6.4
• Meloo Fix 1.27
• Regional Knight Orders For All, which I have incorporated into the campaign balance side of things.

This mod is a Stand-Alone Release, which means that you do not need to have Stainless Steel 6.4 installed in order for this mod to work.

Installation Guide

1) After downloading Roar of Conquest, unzip the folder.

2) When you have unzipped the folder, find the location of your mod folder in Medieval II Total War on your computer. It should look something like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Medieval II Total War\mods

3) Drag the Roar of Conquest folder into the mod location in Medieval II. Once you're done, the file location should look like this: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Medieval II Total War\mods\Roar of Conquest LMA

4) When you open Roar of Conquest LMA in it's location, you can create a shortcut by right-clicking on the file 'Roar of Conquest LMA' application, and then selecting the option 'create shortcut', provided you have done the following:

• Go into you Medieval II folder, C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Medieval II Total War, and scroll down until you find a file marked medieval2 and listed as the file type application.
• Right click on it and select the option "create copy", then paste the copy in the same location.
• Right click on the copy to rename it, and type in the new name kingdoms.
• Viola, the mod will now work! For a more visual presentation on how to do this, watch this video here starting at the 6:00 minute mark: Youtube.com. While this video is talking about a different mod, his guide for making it work applies to all mods for Medieval II Kingdoms, not just the one he refers to in the video.

Included in this upload is the map reset batch file that was previously it's own download, so you will not have to do separate downloads. If your campaign does not seem to be loading properly, try running this batch file first and see if it fixes the problem.

I have also included a Large Address Aware app in this download, along with a text file, title 'LAA', instructing you how to use it. Basically, the file allows your game to use more memory than the original Medieval II engine allowed, which prevents your game from crashing because your campaign or battle exceeds the hardcoded memory limitations of the original game.

And now you are done! I hope you enjoy the game and that you will find this download easier than the previous installation.