얼음과 불의 노래 모드 - Westeros: Total War Beta v0.53

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Introduction:

Westeros: Total War is a modification for Medieval 2 Total War: Kingdoms. It is based on the 'A Song of Ice and Fire' (ASoIaF) novels by George R.R. Martin.

This is a beta release, which means unfortunately not everything is entirely polished. We recommend playing the factions that are fully skinned for the best experience: House Stark, Joffrey and Tully. The other houses are of course still playable, but keep in mind that they have not been polished yet.

The purpose of this release is to test the mod for stability and identify any issues resulting from our conversion to Kingdoms compatibility. The AI is still very unpolished since several key areas haven't been fully implemented and balanced yet.

Download and Installation:

Download Link: Filefront

Installation: Please start from a clean install of M2TW: Kingdoms patched to 1.5. Extract this zip file to your Medieval II Total War\mods folder. It should create a folder named Westeros in that directory. Launch the mod using the batch file in that directory.

Steam Users: Download the attached Westeros Steam Install.txt file. Rename the file to .reg instead of .txt. Double click the file to import the settings into your registry. Run the game using the Medieval II Total War launcher instead of the batch file.

This mod does not overwrite any vanilla files.

Mod Features:

*New graphics and banners for all Westerosi families
*Three fully skinned factions: Stark, Tully and Joffrey
*Detailed campaign map of Westeros
*Long summers and vicious winters, with proper aging (courtesy of GrnEyedDvl)
*Garrison Script for Dorne
*Foreign faction leader death notifications (courtesy of Blood, Broads and Bastards)
*Outriders that can steal enemy supplies
*Assassin Hiring
*Claiming Kingship
*Various optional events (inspired by Anno Domini)
*Bloodline traits for all major families (courtesy of BBB)
*Completely new Westerosi Ancillaries (and there are a LOT of them!)
*Office ancillaries for noble houses and Kings (inspired by BBB)
*Heraldic ancillaries (inspired by BBB)
*Campaign AI by XAI (not 100% implemented)
*Battle AI by XAI
*Westerosi Guilds, including assassins, alchemists and Faith Militants. Not perfected though, purchase with caution.
*Balanced Victory Conditions for noble Lords and Kings

Changelog v0.53

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- Correctly integrated the v0.51 patch

Changelog v0.52

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- Converted WTW 0.51 to Kingdoms using barebones mod by GrnEyedDvl. All recruit_priority_offset in EDU are set to 0.
- Fixed post conversion crash. Error in text\export_vnvs.txt. Rebuilt file from scratch. Some trait descriptions need to be updated still
- Fixed duplicate text in Jaime Lannister bio
- Fixed typo in guilds "RansomeType"
- Integrated XAI - Need to review descr_faction_standing.txt

Changelog v0.51

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- filled up missing unit cards and unit info cards
- added hammerhorn ancillary (text, enum, export)
- added LordSnow's portrait for Joffrey, loras, jaime, lancel, theon
- removed knights templar (EDB)
- removed Billmen
- added Heavy Billmen and Bill Militia to Renly roster
- halved heretic spawn rate
- fixed the no-skin bug of the Dornish peasant archers
- Ironmen Warriors, Ironmen Raiders and Ironmen Axemen no longer use Stark shields but vanilla Denmark ones
- free upkeep bonus added for castle buildings (1/2/3/4 units for Wooden Castle/Castle/Fortress/Citadel respectively)
- more units now have the free upkeep ability
- added starting armies for the factions
- gave starting ancillary titles to Tywin, Trebor , Franklyn, Harmen, Anders, Leyton, Paxter, Yohn, Renly, Horton, Tremond, Qorgyle, Mooton, Balon
- fixed descriptions for the nobility titles of Stonedance, Saltpans, Raventree
- changed the money script, increased the donation to the AI
- changed the AI in debt script
- lowered the king's purse for all factions (makes it harder for the player)
- fixed the duplicate paragraph in Jaime's biography
- removed most armour upgrades for the Ironmen Warriors and Ironmen Raiders because they lack a skin
- added Jaime's armour, Nightfall, Oathkeeper, Lady Forlorn, Heartsbane
- corrected quote #99

Special Features:

Spies:

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The idea is Westeros didn't actually have something like a spy. The closest is the little birds of Varys, but they don't go out scouting armies or opening gates. Some folks back at westeros.org suggested that the spy's role could be changed to something like the outriders, which were used extensively around the Riverlands.

Like the original spies, outriders can go anywhere and are hidden to enemy factions. As Tywin himself learned when he got tricked by Robb, outriders are vital to uncovering enemy hosts lying in ambush and following enemy moves behind the fog of war. Unlike the original spies, outriders don't usually infiltrate enemy settlements inducing unrest and opening gates. They can still try, but the stakes are much higher.



But that's not all. In addition to all the tweaks, I have written an raid script for the outriders, giving them the ability to steal supplies(money) when they successfully spy on an enemy army. When you've successfully raided someone or was harassed, an event will pop up to notify you.



The amount of ouriders and their abilities are much tuned down, so you won't need to worry about being swamped by enemy agents like in vanilla. However, it is still advised to keep your own outriders to guard your hosts and not leave your troops scattered across the field, which will make them easy prey for enemy raids.

Assassins:

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There are currently three kinds of assassins in Westeros:TW, two of them from those ancient guilds we've heard so much about. Yeah you guessed it, we're putting the Faceless Men and Sorrowful Men up for hire.

Once you managed to get a Sorrowful or Faceless guild in your city(should be pretty rare in itself, and you can only have one), I have scripted an event that will pop up at random, from which you can choose to hire one of these prestigious assassins.

If you accept, the money will be automatically paid(watch out for the costs!), and the boogieman springs up next to your city.


To represent their guild-trained professional skills, these guys won't need your leveling up like in vanilla. Instead, they'll come with developed subterfuge skills and ancillaries, and their kill rates are much higher than vanilla. To give you an idea, a Faceless costs enough dragons to feed a host, but with one I could basically slash anybody in the world, including faction leaders with the highest security. Sorrowful Men are less expensive and less skilled, but they can still handle most targets and big ones if you feel lucky enough.

But here's the catch. As hired contract killers, they aren't in for life. After a successful kill, these assassins will return to their guilds to await your next summon. This is to avoid them tipping the balance for factions that acquired the guilds. How and when to use them to your best interests is up to your good judgment.

Claiming Kingship:

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Again inspired by some folks back at westeros.org, this time we're going to let you put a crown on yourselves. As we all know, this mod is focused on the War of the Five Kings, a time when all sorts of people are calling themselves King.

After you have fulfilled certain conditions, your nobles will become restless and sick of serving Baratheons, when their oath was sworn to the Targaryens. You will be given the choice to ascend:


If all conditions are met and you choose to declare yourself King, you will be crowned the next turn. You will enjoy all sorts of advantages such as a shiny new title, special Crown ancillaries, higher global standings, and various hidden effects, but also take heart that other self-styled Kings will not be pleased by new competition.


As the timing and choice is given to the player, you can declare King boldly as soon as the conditions are met, or you can abide your time and make all your political maneuvers before claiming King. Or, you can lay low and keep to being a petty noble lord for the rest of your life. You can even take advantage of the system to avoid too severe diplomatic consequences, but that would be left for you to explore on your own.

Wait, is that it? Nah, there are many more aspects to the Kingship script, but it would be too spoiling to tell it all in one go. Hopefully we'll have time to talk about them soon.

Gameplay Advice:

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Managing your family:
With the bloodline traits, you can keep track of your entire noble family with ease. However, it is easy for small families like Arryn or Stannis to dwindle and die off. The tip to keep your blood pure is obviously, never adopt. Also, some factions start off with no heir, so some generals are designated as heir. However, once you raised your own garden (as Lord Tywin puts it) you know what must be done to secure the throne for your own kin.

Managing armies and battles:
If you don't have experience with RealCombat, it's a unit balancing mod that emphasizes the importance of armored units. In vanilla, armor-clad knights die as easily as lowly peasants wearing boiled leather. In RC, a well-trained armored unit can stand up to peasants three times its number, and only be worn down by fatigue. Have no fear of imba however, for a well aimed cavalry can spell doom to the best armored knights on foot. But lowly spear-wielding peasants can slow down an armored charge long enough to bring your own forces to bear. In short, RC achived a much more tactical-inclined balance than vanilla. Combined-arms stacks are highly encouraged, and you could decide between expensive, hard to replenish elites vs commoner levies that are cheap and easy to mass.

Heraldic Ancillaries:
Most settlements have a heraldic anc which generals can acquire by staying in the town for one turn. For example, If you conquer Harrenhal and sit Ser Gregor inside, he'll be granted the title Lord of Harrenhal as an ancillary. The only exception are the capital settlements of each family, whose heraldry is automatically granted to the current faction leader. For example, if Tywin dies and Kevan becomes leader, he'll be automatically granted the Lord of Casterly Rock, without having to stay there one turn.

Office Ancillaries:
Each noble house has two basic offices to grant to generals or family members: Castellan and Master of Horse. Each King has the right to grant several additional offices to serve as his council: Hand of King, Master of Coin, Master of Ship, and Master of Law. Here's how you acquire these offices: (All of them require your general to stay inside a settlement)

Castellan: Stay in Capital, have more than 4 loyalty
Master of Horse: Train cavalry
Hand: have more than 2 authority
Law: Keep your townsfolks happy
Coin: Tax your town
Ship: Build a ship

Crowns and Ancillaries in general:
Watch out how many ancs your faction lead has when he claims king. The hardcoded max number of ancillaries per general is eight, so if he already has eight ancs, he won't get a crown. Some ancillaries are transferable, such as offices and heraldries, you could keep a few on your heirs and leaders to save spare ancillary space.

Regarding the advisor optional events:
Don't save in the middle of one, it won't pop up again when you reload.

Regarding Assassins:
Watch out where you're standing when you're spawning anything (assassins usually), keep the space around your capital's ports clear or you will be declined by the guilds.

Credits:

Team Members:
Gampie (mapping, coding, banners)
LordSnow (skinning, 2D art)
Blackfish (2d art)
TheKingSlayer (flavour text writer)
Daedalus V2.0 (flavour text writer)
BattleDrumz (skinning, 2D art)
stormbringer951 (flavour text writer, testing)
aeoleron9 (coding, ancillaries and traits)

Special Thanks:
Marcus, who was leader on the previous Westeros mod project
GrnEyedDvl, for his barebones mod and continuous support on the scripting front
xeryx, for his Campaign and Battle AI
Blood, Broads and Bastards
Anno Domini
RealCombat
portraits: Amok, Collectible Card Game of FantasyFlightGames
banners: Stig Greve, Amok, Virginia Norey
loading screens: Morano
ancillaries art: CCG, Amok

Attached Files

Westeros Steam Install.txt (346 Bytes, 7 views)

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명작이라는 건 알지만, 번역이 두려워서 한번도 본적이 없다능; BBC 드라마만 목 놓고 기다리는 중이라능;

[알라트리스테]

헐................. 이 개명작도 토탈워 모드 소재로 사용됬군요;;

[알라트리스테]

참고로 얼음과 불의 노래 BBC 드라마는 10월경에나 파일럿 제작에 들어간다더군요;; 기다리다 지치겠음

[챌린지]

얼음과 불의 노래?? 소설??-.-?소설을 배경으로 한건가여;??

[최하늘]

냅. 소설을 원작으로 한 모드 입니다. 꽤 유명하다고 하네요; 근데 저도 소설은 못 봤구요, 걍 드라마만 기다리고 있습니다;

[챌린지]

오-.- 소설 1부만 봤었는데 재미있겠네여ㅎㅎ 음 배고프실때 한번 소설 꼭 읽어보세요 먹을거 이야기 엄청 나와서 짜증나여

[듀라셀]

장군 역활 할 수 있는 인물이 수천명.사람 이름 외우다 지칠수 있는 특이한 대명작... 근데 시리즈가 모두 재밌긴 한데 '까마귀의 향연'편은 너무 늘어져서 좀 지루했었죠.

[shark]

소설 엄청 재밌던데 이것도 모드로 나오는건가

[입닥제국]

허억.......순간 불과 칼로써라고 보였........아진짜 17세기 모드의 행방은 어떻게 된거냐!

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걔들은 개발 중단하고 엠토로 이동했다고 하더군요. 흠좀무.아, 불과 칼로써 모드는 롬토에 또 있더군요. 근데 영어 버젼이 없더라구요.

[은무영]

와와와와와!!!!!!! 그 소설이!!!!! 와와와!

[휘틀러]

맵이나 사람만 구현된건가요? 잉글랜드군이랑 신롬군이 막 있네요....

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0.XX 버젼이다 보니, 어쩔수 없죠. 그래도 작업 들어간지는 꽤 오래됬는데 말입니다. 느리군요.느려. 아직 영상화나 게임화가 된적이 없어서 그럴지도;

[herojk]

언제나와요?? 어디서다운받음 ??

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http://www.filefront.com/13691432/Westeros_v0.53.zip