Yes, we do have a campaign mode in the works. Yes we will have all of those in due time. Are there going to be custom cities, custom ships, trebuchets etc?Ī. The Almohads reflect this approach well for example. Also we tend to change the look to fit a later faction that was in the region.
It's been tricky but in general we try and keep the equipment accurate to aforementioned tiers with plausible and grounded looks for what the faction would look like. How does that work for factions that didn't survive the 1200s like Toulouse or the Latin Empire?Ī. However in the interest of making mid and late game interesting we have 3 tiers and each tier represents a certain century. The starting year for the campaign mode is 1212 AD. I often see guys with plate armor and there's all this talk about "tiers." I thought this mod was set in 1212 AD?Ī. Obviously if someone makes a compelling argument we take it into consideration but it's still our call at the end of the day. Often times the more popular or biased perspective simply isn't grounded in fact. We try to balance realism, accuracy and artistic license. We put a lot of research into our faction rosters. How come _ faction doesn't have _ unit? Or has _ equipment?Ī. We hope this thread will lessen that a bit for modders and fans alike.
There are many common questions we get as a team and many we have answered multiple times. All Original assets, including but not limited to models, textures, 2D images, scripts, that are part of any pack uploaded by the MKTW 1212 team are provided for the exclusive use of the MKTW 1212 modģ.Any other use must require explicit permission from the modding team itself and without any commercial benefit, whether through the resale of such content or through required donations from third parties.Ĥ.Open source project models have all been provided to the MKTW 1212 under specific conditions by their authors.ĥ.So this is a thread that is overdue. This mod contains both original works made by the team, and Open Source Project (OSP) models.Ģ.
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