KOTF mod

[Rowan]

I'll see to making an executable version tomorrow, too busy tonight.
And it's just awesome to see all the things coming together re: the mod.

[_Tristan_]

RGM MOD IS WORKING !!

Get ready to ROOOOOOOOLL !!!

Only problem I noticed is that we can only recruit 8 RBG on turn 1, and 6 more on turn 2 unless we conquer settlements in the first turn...

so it goes like this : turn 1 = 8 RBGs
turn 2 = 14
turn 3 = 19
turn 4 = 24 and 5 more/turn henceforth


I keep asking but get no answer : should we use the Age mod that introduces some variable into the death date of our avatars (as proposed by Cecil) ?

[Ibn-Khaldun]

Perhaps you should change recruitment time from 1 to 0? I think then this problem would be solved.
So, the French bodyguards worked? did you try to fight some battles with them too? Just to make sure everything is working?

[OverKnight]

There's got to be a work around, as I remember that TC was able to recruit a massive amount of RGBs in LotR in just one turn.

[_Tristan_]

There's got to be a work around, as I remember that TC was able to recruit a massive amount of RGBs in LotR in just one turn.

I'll be happy to implement it once it has been pointed to me...

Will try some battles right now to see how those BG work...

[_Tristan_]

... And they work just fine...

[Ibn-Khaldun]

Good! That means we are ready!

Did you tried with 0 recruitment time thing as well??

[OverKnight]

I'll be happy to implement it once it has been pointed to me...

I'm afraid that this is outside my area of expertise. I searched around the old LotR threads for info pertaining to the the LotR mod, particularly RGBs, but I was unable to find anything concrete.

[TinCow]

I know what the problem is. It requires that additional modding be done temporarily for the single turn that spawns the RBGs, and that modding then has to be undone after the RBGs have been spawned. Essentially, you have to pump the maximum recruitment slots for all settlements to 9, pump RBG spawn rate to 9, spawn as many RBGs as you can, then return the limits to their previous level.