It sucks when one of your heroes gets captured by an enemy faction. More deployables is a preference mod which puts added focus on preparing field defenses for coming battles. It just gives you more deployables, allowing you to place 30 stakes instead of the original 16 per group, as well as 60 caltrops instead of This is balanced out by the changes made to caltrops, where they do less damage, but decrease enemy speed more than before.
A great way to do this is with the 10 Turns Per Year mod by Dresden, doubling the original amount of turns per year to It changes how the Han Empire behaves, dividing each of its governors into their own independent minor factions after 8 turns in the campaign.
This makes campaign politics play out much differently , adding new aspects of diplomacy that were previously not present in the base game. The mod also enhances AI to make for a much more interesting playthrough.
Give it a try and see what you think! The Create Vassals mod introduces a new political action, which allows you to release an administrator, resulting in his own faction.
When this option is selected, the administrator takes his commander along with him, and the newly-formed faction becomes your vassal. Some of the tweaks include encouraging more long-term deals, discouraging warmongering, and an added focus on forming coalitions. These changes all make for a better AI experience, making your enemies less predictable, and making political events more engaging.
Sleeping Tiger of Tianshan is one of the best examples, and is especially exciting playing with a few friends. The town has four entry points and is surrounded by open fields, leaving attackers with unlimited tactical options to make their approach. Goguryeo is actually a historical Korean kingdom, and the new faction has its own set of units and buffs.
This includes updates for horsed units which an interesting dynamic to the game. The faction is rated as very hard, so this should make for a challenging new experience for veteran players.
The mod randomizes certain choices and faction attributes throughout the game, so each playthrough will present a unique set of challenges to overcome. Major changes have also been made to the morale system, greatly affecting how the campaign plays out.
Wu Kingdaissance is really a terrific option, as it essentially reskins all the famous characters in the game. The mod impressively modifies almost characters , with over new models including weapons, mounts, and ancillaries.
This also introduces a few new special abilities to boot, all based on true historical events surrounding each character. This mod touches on everything from adding new units over 70 unique units , faction mechanics, economy features, and AI. The mod team themselves explain that SFO basically updates every single aspect of the game, with the sole purpose being a much harder experience.
Everything is new here, including battle mechanics, terrain, heroes, and it even comes with a fresh new UI. This mod actually combines the Make Them Unique visual upgrades with the gameplay changes of HVO, to make for a completely different Three Kingdoms game, visually and gameplay-wise.
While staying true to vanilla as much as possible, BARS aims to make combat much more realistic, immersive, and historically accurate. The mod places a larger emphasis on fatigue and morale during battles, along with updated unit behaviors to make battles more epic and drawn-out. LOL they lock the polygamy thread. CA is scared, deeply scared of actual socio-norms in Han China.
As i said before in another discussion Which is really dumb. I get p-o-r-n has it's place and it should stay in it's place. Well some much for not going far into it. Anyways good bye and enjoy three kingdoms,Censorship Assembly edition. This is not started in leddit. This is started by CA and it's why slippery slopes is not an fallacy.
Female generals leads to "diversity", "diversity" leads to your mods being banned for not being politically correct enough. LOL they lock the polygamy thread. CA is scared, deeply scared of actual socio-norms in Han China.
As i said before in another discussion Which is really dumb. I get p-o-r-n has it's place and it should stay in it's place.
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