Roleplaying, may I suggest you head over to the Throne room?
Re: Immersion factor.
Roleplaying, may I suggest you head over to the Throne room?
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Re: Immersion factor.
I too enjoyed the immersion of MTW, and I found number two lacking, I therefore went looking for some Mod's, I found Deus Lo Vult to be the best. You should head over to the .net and have a look.
Fantastic Mod, good luck!
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Re: Immersion factor.
Thanks for the replies FactionHeir and Bopa the Magyar.
The Throne Room, which had completely forgotten about (?), looks worth exploring.
Deus Lo Vault is just a bit too "big" for my capabilities - although it looks just the job for increasing the roleplay.
Just had a fascinating and quite lengthy battle as the Turks against the "betraying" Byz. Micro managing the units and slowing things down certainly increases the concentration. What happened to the Ghazis? I used to love them. Now I can only train them as mercenaries, and I can't test them out in a custom battle.
Thanks, again.
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Re: Immersion factor.
DLV : BKB super mod
current version 6.0
Stainless Steel : XL
current version 6.1
Take your pick, or for a completely different experience try Broken Crescent.
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