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  1. 11-23-2006, 22:06 #1
    Randarkmaan
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    Default Something.. well a bit fun.

    Well, me and a friend have gotten Medieval II, and we've been playing against each other a little. Anyway we were thinking that we'd sort of "recreate" a battle, and one battle that was easy to recreate is the Battle of Stirling from Braveheart (which I know lacks the bridge and many other things), we did so and I must say except for the Scottish horsemen having some trouble with the longbowmen thus forcing me to just run them aimlessly around so the horsies could kill and the fact that there was no "withdraw" button, well except that it turned out pretty good. Then there's a rather stupid question, is there anyway to upload files to this forum? Or do I have to do it some other way? I just thought that some might find it fun to watch as do I.

    EDIT: Figured it out! God bless the almighty search engine!
    http://www.totalwar.org/Downloads/Mt...art1battle.zip
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