Now, with the invasion of the French king Charles VIII., This phase of prosperity seems to end with a hammer blow.
Doubtful claims on Naples and the Duchy of Milan led him and his many soldiers on the peninsula.
But he is not the only one who casts covetous eyes on the richness of Italy.
Although the Republic of Venice loses ground against the Ottomans in the Aegean Sea, they gain new possessions but at the expense of the emperor in the north.
He is just concerned about securing his Burgundian inheritance, must now also march to the south, if he wants to preserve the imperial authority.
At the other end of the boot, Sicily and large parts of southern Italy are under Spanish rule, which competes with the corrupt popes for power and land.
Located in the misery the Duke of Milan has actually lost the battle, it seems that his opponents are too strong. His only hope seems to be the dreaded Swiss mercenaries.
But they seem to have their own plans and won't miss their change to prove their power.
On the edge is the Hungarian Kingdom that arms itself against the onslaught of the Ottomans.
Content:
Timeframe: 1493 - 1559 (4 Rounds per year), that means 264 rounds total
Factions:
- Kingdom of France
- Holy Roman Empire
- Duchy of Milan
- Kingdom of Hungary
- Republic of Venice
- Kingdom of Spain
- Papal States
- Swiss Confederation
- Ottoman Empire
- Signoria Florence
- Swabian League
- Grand Duchy of Tuscany
- Rebels
Map: cut out of Adornos 'Reconquista', which shows Italy, northern Germany, parst of the Balkan and north Africa - more than 130 provinces.
Units: Complete reworked units for every single faction
Buildings: No castles. Modified building times, cots and attributes. Many new buildings (check Changelog for more)
Events: Many new events, which will influence your campaign play or inform you about ongoing events outside the map.
Scripts: four seasons, effects for every single event, scripts for supporting the AI, Germaicu's Bad AI mod, city construction stage (every city only can be build up to a specific level, for example: Venice (metropolis) and the city of Forli only to small town), mercenariesscript, field cots, etc.
Ancillaries: for every single province is a secular titel, as well as spiritual for the episcopal sees. New historical companions and items.
Miscellaneous: New historic quotations. Permanent stone forts. Blood mod Crimsion Tide. Smoothed coastlines. New menu and loadingscreens.
Downloadlink Version 4.0:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5-...ew?usp=sharing
Download English translation Version 1.4:
Downloadlink - Translation
Version history:
File: extracted ca. 2,75 GB
Requirements: Medieval II Total War + Kingdoms + Patch 1.5
Installation: Setup installation
If there is any earlier version, please delete them, if necessary the map.rwm (\mods\Italian_Wars\data\world\maps\base) as well!
If you have any problems during installation or bugs please post here:
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...s-amp-Problems
For misspellings, here please:
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showt...ation-Progress
Changelog Version 4.0:
Credits:
- Lusteds Battle AI and Campaign AI
- Isilendil - for some of his units from Call of Warhammer
- Faction Florence from Reconquista (thank's to Wüstenkrieger)
- Untis from OuO (thank's to Bob)
- Untis from "With fire and sword 2"
- Titles for Holy Land Mod by billydilly (Eventpics, ANC pictures)
- Lacs Byzantine Heavy Spearmen
- Blingerman - New Spanish Banners
- Agart’s. City strat models
- My little Mod by riczu74
- Lord_Calidor's Weapon Pack
- Splash by EthicallyChallenged
- Landsknecht within the menu by ShumElkin
- Ottoman units from Tzarsdom (Many thank's for that!)
- Stone Fort 1.0 by Gigantus
- Strat ships from 1648 (thank's to Monti!)
- Ui buildings (Palazzo Ducale, silk factory, School of Prince,
Imperial Court) by Hyretic
- Videos by Medici
- Models and skins from Rusichi TW
- Uprising peasants by Cesco
- ReallyBadAI by Germanicu5
Loadingscreens:
- Loadingscreen 12, 13 by Theramines
TIW-Modding Team:
http://fs2.directupload.net/images/u...0/bbk4ieg8.jpg
Special thank's to:
- Vlad Tepes, who allowed me to continue his mod :thumbsup2
- Monti & Gigantus for answering my many questions ;)
Best regards, the TIW-Team :legio:
