ELDER SCROLLS MOD FOR MEDIEVAL 2 UPDATE

The two Elsweyr factions, Pelletine and Anequina, existed a thousand years before the Oblivion crisis and not again until more than a hundred years later. The strongest Redguard Infantry uses an axe in a people defined by their sword skills. The Indoril/Temple faction uses only Ordinators, which are elites and not rank and file soldiers. The Houses of Morrowind never fight each other openly, but they can have distinctive looks and playstyles to make multiple factions and fun gameplay. TES is my favorite fantasy setting so I could write an essay of lore nitpicks, but a lot can be overlooked if itвЂ™s for the sake of consistent game play. Sometimes an вЂњupgradedвЂќ unit is actually worse than its predecessor.

Off the top of my head, compare something like the altmer Spearmen and bowmen to the dominion spearmen and bowmen, or particularly the guard and soldier level units for daggerfall and wayrest. The style of TES changed a lot between 3,4, and 5. Compare that to Cyrodiil in TES TW where youвЂ™ve got Morrowind era legions mixed with Oblivion imperial guards and Skyrim legions. Think about the roster of someone like the Ar-Adunaim or Dorwinion in DAC, factions that are more or less invented for the mod, but have clear tiers of units that all look like theyвЂ™re from the same place. The unit balance is all over the place, thereвЂ™s missing or poorly translated unit descriptions and building icons, and few if any faction is visually cohesive - mostly itвЂ™s a collection of ported models from the games. Watch the main developerвЂ™s YouTube overview of any faction and compare that to a TES TW faction - the difference is night and day. I also love DaC so I have a good idea of what goes into it. TES TW is very cool and IвЂ™m looking forward to 2.0, but itвЂ™s not nearly as polished as something like DAC or Stainless Steel. The level of challenge, even for the most powerful starting faction is impressive (Aldmeri Dominion May have an easier campaign due to starting position, but is less powerful imo), the troop rosters are massive with relatively well balanced income/building/recruiting costs, and the campaign events are well done and implemented (military reforms, just hit the King of Worms, and looking forward to the oblivion crisis).ДЄnyway, I just thought this was a mod that I havenвЂ™t really seen talked about much, but is low key maybe the best TW mod I have seen, and I am really looking forward to 2.0 in a couple of months. However, I saw the trailer for 2.0 and decided I would give it another look, downloaded 1.6 and am about 50 turns into an imperial campaign, and I have to say: this may actually be better than TATW D&C. I had also tried TESTW during an earlier build (probably 1.2) and found it to be completely unplayable, and wrote it off for a while. I have put probably 100 campaigns total into Europa Barbarorum, DEI, and Stainless Steel, and I got really into Third Age Total War (D&C) a while back and have put probably 50+ campaigns into that. I am more into the historic Total wars (Rome, Medieval II, Shogun II, Rome II, Attila, and soon Three Kingdoms), and I have been modding the games for added replay ability for years. So, I have been playing Total War since Rome came out way back when I was a kid, and I have loved it ever since. It's sad, but even the best things should face an end eventually - and The Elder Scrolls: Total War is undoubtedly among the best ones.First post here, sorry for not including a meme. Unfortunately, the 2.0 version of the mod might be the very last for the project.

ELDER SCROLLS MOD FOR MEDIEVAL 2 UPDATE

The upcoming update adds Reachmen, Tsaesci, and the Clockwork City Army as playable factions, but you need to complete a few quests to actually get them under your control.

The recent update, however, is focused mostly on mercenary armies. You might recognize a lot of units given you are a devoted The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind fan and you can indeed lead the army of Great House Hlaalu into battle for instance. It utilizes Medieval 2: Total War as its basic foundation, but all the vast variety of custom factions, units, and cities (including the strategic map of course) is specifically created in order to deliver the feeling of epic fantasy battlefield within the boundaries of Tamriel empire. The mod's journey started a few years ago, and the project has gone a long road since. The Elder Scrolls: Total War is actually going to receive an update that'll bring its version up to 2.0 which is obviously a huge accomplishment for a voluntary work of loyal fans. The highly talented team behind The Elder Scrolls: Total War mod has been working on the project since 2014, and the authors still stick to their beloved modification.

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