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Timelapse of territorial control over 20 rounds in an ongoing Medieval 2 Total War hotseat campaign. Every 100 milliseconds represents one player turn, with all AI and admin-controlled NPC factions grouped at the end of each round.

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I finally did the Leon-Karnak dungeon after much delay, both in real life (I got absorbed into a M2TW mod) and ingame (there kept being stuff to do, and I wanted to get gold ore equipment), and I was completely overprepared for the whole affair. The difficulty spike back in Obsidian Mansion really made me overestimate how much enemy power rises with each dungeon, and I stomped the boss into the curb. I'm setting the difficulty back to Hard after this.

I had sworn to myself that after I return from this dangerous mission, I would tell Forte how I feel. So now I walked up to her, confessed, and... didn't have enough relationship levels, so she told me that this isn't something I should make jokes about. Ouch.

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if you have ever even considered using pavise crossbowmen, fuck you

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Some Medieval 2 Ambience. Love this one.

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In medieval total war 1 when are crossbowmen available

Archer effectiveness will suffer in rainy weather. A subreddit for the Total War strategy game series, made by Creative Assembly. Below is a list of the various Guilds available and their bonuses. It's a total overhaul of Attila that brings the game into the middle ages specifically the year 1212 ad hence the name of the mod: Total War 1212 ad. You can get Guilds that award your troops extra experience, allow you to build new units and get bonuses like trade bonuses. This allows them to shower enemy formations with many shots in a short period of time. Guilds are one of the rather useful additions to Medieval 2: Total War. Volleys from crossbows and arbalests are more lethal, but the Longbowmen can fire at almost 4 times their rate. The Longbow has a longer range than the standard bow, and reduces the effectiveness of the target's armour by half. Missile Statistics Missile Statistics - Weapon Type: Longbow Longbowmen recruited in Wales receive a +1 bonus to valour. For defensive battles, they work well positioned on a hill behind spear or other melee units, allowing them to fire over the heads of their protectors into the oncoming enemy troops. They start battles in Skirmish mode, but this cannot always be trusted to keep them out of trouble. Longbowmen should be deployed in two rows for maximum effectiveness. They have good attack and morale, they carry small shields, and their melee attack is also armour piercing, but their low defense means they will suffer casualties. They should be kept out of melee combat, but can do fairly well when pressed. They give the English another option for armour piercing missile troops, allowing them to choose between the heavy damage of Crossbowmen and Arbalesters, or the high fire rate of the Longbowmen. Longbowmen are available to the English once the High period arrives. I had 2 units of level 4 repeater crossbowmen have 29 and 21 kills respectively, on Extreme unit size. But really, they only shoot one or two volleys in an entire fight. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.Armour piercing attack, +1 valour in Wales The crossbowmen are supposed to shoot much faster, hence their reduced range and such. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior. Despite the Church's dislike of crossbows being. It is slow to reload and lacks the distance of drawn bows but makes up for it in power. The crossbow is a potent weapon ready to be used with minimal training unlike other archery weapons. Overusing our search engine with a very large number of searches in a very short amount of time Crossbowmen (M2TW unit) Slow to reload, but a potent and easy to use missile weapon firing powerful bolts.Using a badly configured (or badly written) browser add-on for blocking content.Running a "scraper" or "downloader" program that either does not identify itself or uses fake headers to elude detection.Using a script or add-on that scans GameFAQs for box and screen images (such as an emulator front-end), while overloading our search engine.There is no official GameFAQs app, and we do not support nor have any contact with the makers of these unofficial apps. Continued use of these apps may cause your IP to be blocked indefinitely. This triggers our anti-spambot measures, which are designed to stop automated systems from flooding the site with traffic. Some unofficial phone apps appear to be using GameFAQs as a back-end, but they do not behave like a real web browser does.Using GameFAQs regularly with these browsers can cause temporary and even permanent IP blocks due to these additional requests. If you are using Maxthon or Brave as a browser, or have installed the Ghostery add-on, you should know that these programs send extra traffic to our servers for every page on the site that you browse.The most common causes of this issue are: Your IP address has been temporarily blocked due to a large number of HTTP requests.

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Medieval total war 1

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Perey 10:53, 22 January 2006 (UTC) I've also redirected Medieval Total War 2 here as currently both M2TW and MTW2 are in use amongst the fan community. XX55XX 21:15, 21 January 2006 (UTC) You're right, I should've spent more time looking at the press release and less drooling at the pretty pictures.  -) The former does indeed use a 2. The official logo is Medieval II, but the official name is Medieval 2. But since the promo materials thus far use II instead of 2, I'm wondering, should this be located under that title instead? Is there any kind of policy on this? - Perey 16:55, 21 January 2006 (UTC) I've redirected Medieval II: Total War here, since this article was easily the more complete.

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I may have missed a few things, but I think the article looks much more professional now. Update: I worked on eliminating references to the reader whenever possible and cleaning up elements of grammar and punctuation. It'll need lots of overhauling, so it'll have to be done incrementally and as such, please do not use that kind of tense or "first-person"-like tones. Someone fix this by not hindering the information but presenting it in a clear and crisp, professional manner, not some kind of casual forum speak. As a result there is a great deal more strategy involved as you expand your empire across the campaign map."Īnd this is only by glancing at the article. Castles will require less management than cities but as the game develops cities will become more important, but redeveloping castles will be costly so the transition will need to be carefully managed. On the other hand, you’ll have the money to buy off your opponents. Build lots of cities and you’ll have to rely on dubious militias or mercenaries to protect your lands. Build lots of castles, and your armies will be extremely potent. To put it simply castles emphasize the military, and cities the economic. They both offer advantages and it’s a question of balancing the use of your settlements to suit such factors as map location, proximity to possible enemy factions and whether the player adopts a militaristic or economic approach to expansion. "Medieval 2 introduces the option for players to develop their settlements either as a city or as castle. There are some points in this article that uses "you'll" and "we've". It's supposed to sound like a database, an encyclopedia, not a novel. This article, I believe, suffers from a bad case of tenses and points-of-views. DarthBinky 23:04, 20 November 2006 (UTC) Incorrect References to the Reader in General I also respectfully think that if you are going to claim it was an "in-joke" to include him and that this makes him different from other figures, you should provide a reference for that. Here is the MOS to which I am referring: WP:TRIV.

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Note that the Manual of Style says that Trivia sections are to be avoided- so other "trivia" bits should be integrated into the article, not listed in a separate "trivia" section. This instinguishes(sp?) him from the historical generals found with other factions, such William the Conqueror for England.- Nachlader 18:10, 20 November 2006 (UTC) I relabeled that section as "Historical Figures" for now. El Cid was a mercenary to Muslim and Christian countries (thanks to his Castilian exile) after 1080 and is therefore not a general for Spain. Someone whith knowledge of this game care to clean it up?ĭoes that realy deserve Trivia? Plenty of other historical faces are in the game.ħ0.59.74.196 01:28, 20 November 2006 (UTC) El Cid was also in MTW1 as a rebel character and it is a bit of a 'in-joke' to have CA put him the sequel. Cooperp1 19:38, 5 September 2007 (UTC) the strongest faction: opinions(open to all)Ĭompletely POV. Gh0ti-2 22:08, 7 August 2007 (UTC) I believe it is official, since the former total war games had a indication of the difficulty given in the description of the faction :) Mallerd 16:42, 12 August 2007 (UTC) Did they carry through this however to Medieval 2? I don't think I've seen it written anywhere whilst playing the game.

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48 1.2 patch does NOT fix aging based on timescaleĪre the difficulty ratings given in the section on Factions official or just somebody's opinion? If it's the former, then a footnote would be handy, if not then it really shouldn't be there.43 Fair use rationale for Image:Medieval2 cover.jpg.40 Historical inaccuracies - whats the point?.36 Does this game REALLY need pixel shader version 1.1?.33 List of playable factions is incorrect.25 Stop abusing historical inaccuracies.24 Compromise on the Peter Englund comments.22 Swedish historian Peter Englund's review.21 Add "original research" tag to the "Historical inaccuracies" section.4 Incorrect References to the Reader in General.2 the strongest faction: opinions(open to all).

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Medieval 2 Total War Venice

In Medieval II: Total War, the Low Countries are divided into two provinces, both of which start off occupied by Flemish rebels. Their two cities are Bruges and Antwerp. Rightly called the 'Venice of the north', the city had a great number of traders and bankers from all over Europe, including Venice and Genoa, which also caused industry to. Venice Units - Medieval II Total War - Grand Campaign. Total War: Medieval II - MODs Broken Crescent 1.05 Broken Crescent 2.02 Stainless Steel 5.1b. Wii usb loader gx vidtv patch.

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Medieval 2 Total War Venice

Medieval 2: Total War. Of Steam games to promote the Fourth Age Total War mod and his Let's. Declared war, defeated my main stack and took Venice. Total p'wnd-ege. For example, my last battle with Milan, one unit of my VHI went up against a unit of Italian Spear Militia, and one unit of DFK. My guys got 152 kills, and took 2 (two) casualties. Venice (M2TW Faction) The 'complex' of cities in Northern Italy (Florence, Venice, Genoa, Milan, Bologna) are owned by the faction of Venice. They are rivaled by the Holy Roman Empire, Milan and the Byzantine Empire.

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Venice

Units List

1. Carrack

3. Galley

5. Mailed Knights

7. Men At Arms

9. Cavalry Militia

11. General's Bodyguard

13. Knights Hospitaller

15. Stradiots

17. Peasant Archers

19. Pavise Crossbow Militia

21. Arquebusiers

23. Hand Gunners

25. Sergeant Spearmen

27. Pike Militia

29. Italian Spear Militia

31. Dismounted Feudal Knights

33. Dismounted Broken Lances

35. Catapult

37. Bombard

39. Ribault

41. Monster Ribault

Italian Spear MilitiaDismounted Feudal Knights

Venetian Heavy Infantry

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Class and categoryheavy infantry

Class, category

SoldierVenetian_Heavy_Infantry, 48, 0, 1.2

Soldier model, Number of the soldier, Number of extras, Mass of the men

Mount

Type of animal or vehicle ridden on and its effect

Engine and Ship

Siege engine or ship

Attributescan_withdraw, hardy, hide_forest, sea_faring

A miscellanious list of attributes and abilities the unit may have

Formation1.2, 1.2, 2.4, 2.4, 4, square

Soldier spacing side to side, Front to back for close formation, Side to side, Front to back for loose formation, Number of rankings, Formations possible for the unit

Hit points1, 0

Hit points of man, Hit points of mount or attached animal (Ridden horses and camels do not have separate hit points)

Primary weapon16, 5, no, 0, 0, melee, melee_blade, slashing, axe, 25, 1.33, ap

Attack factor, Charging bonus factor, Missile type, Range of missile, Missile ammunition, Weapon type, Tech type, Damage type, Sound type, Min delay between attacks, Skeleton compensation factor in melee, Weapon attributes

Secondary weapon0, 0, no, 0, 0, no, melee_simple, blunt, none, 25, 1, no

Attack factor, Charging bonus factor, Missile type, Range of missile, Missile ammunition, Weapon type, Tech type, Damage type, Sound type, Min delay between attacks, Skeleton compensation factor in melee, Weapon attributes

Primary armour7, 3, 6, metal

Armour factor, Defensive skill, Shield factor, Sound type

Secondary armour0, 0, flesh

Animal's or vehicle's armour factor, Defensive skill, Shield factor, Sound type

Heat and ground effect3, 1, 0, 2, 0

Extra fatigue suffered by the unit in hot climates, Scrub, Sand, Forest, Snow

Mental5, normal, trained

Morale, Discipline, Training

Cost1, 640, 150, 75, 55, 640, 4, 160

Number of turns to build, Cost of unit to construct, Cost of upkeep, Cost of upgrading weapons, Cost of upgrading armour, Cost for custom battles, Limit in custom battle, Cost for punish

Unit Description Well armoured, and equipped with a war hammer, these men are recruited to protect the far flung interests of the Venetian empire from many enemies, both at sea and on land. Their long hafted war hammers are designed to penetrate armour, making this heavy infantry unit a good choice for tackling armoured opponents.

Armour upgrade

Heavy Armourer A Heavy Armourer can significantly improve the armour available to new and retrained units.

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Venice

Venetian Heavy Infantry heavy infantry Armoured and equipped with a war hammer, this unit's task is to protect the far flung outposts of the Venetian empire.

Require buildingsNo.CardNameInitial quantityReplenish rateMaximum quantityExperienceRequires condition1

castle Barracks Barracks house recruits and garrison troops in some small comfort, but then the life of soldier is supposed to be hard.

Barracks10.540Barracks house recruits and garrison troops in some small comfort, but then the life of soldier is supposed to be hard.2

castle Armoury An armoury allows for the recruitment, training and equipping of the finest infantry soldiers.

Armoury10.761An armoury allows for the recruitment, training and equipping of the finest infantry soldiers.

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Venice: Gameplay Information

Like the other Italian factions, Venice begin the game surrounded by enemies but have numerous strong units to make them more than capable of securing victory. The ubiquitous Italian Spear Militia can easily form the backbone of any Venetian army. Italian Cavalry Militia are also stronger than most Cavalry Militias and are quite adequate when access to castle-recruited cavalry is limited. The Pavise Crossbow Militia are easily retrainable and a perfect means of raining death upon your enemies. For castle recruited infantry Armoured Spearmen are good quality spearmen but many players would prefer to use Italian Spear Militia as their anti-cavalry infantry for ease of retraining. Venetian Heavy Infantry are however the standout unit available to Venice. They come armed with heavy armour-piercing mallets and are protected with shields. They don't have the morale of Dismounted Feudal Knights but a Carroccio Standard will fix that very quickly. Dismounted Broken Lances & Men-at-Arms are useful units but they are by far surpassed by the Venetian Heavy Infantry.

Venetian Archers are armoured archers in a similar vein to the French Scots Guard units and can withstand melee better than most other archers. Veniceare one of the few factions to have access to Musketeers and while useless in melee, they are more than capable of causing damage & lowering morale if protected. Venice also have access to a full complement of artillery and if you're a fan of Ribault guns, then the Venetian Monster Ribault might be just what the doctor ordered for a dose of fun. Mounted Crossbowmen allow for a very different style of game.

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Venice have a somewhat light selection of cavalry in the early stages of the campaign but later Broken Lances become available and these are retrainable in cities. Men-at-Arms provide a similar unit from castles. For elite cavalry units, Venice will have to depend on their Crusading Order Knights. Venice are extremely popular for online battles due to the quality & cost-effective troops at their disposal.

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Table of Contents

Campaign Overview

Religion

Catholic

Long Campaign Win Conditions

Take 45 Regions

Take Constantinople

Short Campaign Win Conditions

Take 15 Regions

Outlive Milan

Outlive the Byzantine Empire

Finances

Initial Money: 8000 Florins

King's Purse: 2500 Florins

Initial Settlements

Venice (Minor City, Capital) - Town Guard, Small Church, Grain Exchange, Dirt Roads, Port, Land clearance

Iraklion (Town) - Town Watch, Port

Ragusa (Castle) - Stables, Port, Mustering Hall, Dirt Roads

Initial Generals

Doge Domenico (47, Faction Leader) - 2 Command, 0 Chivalry/Dread, 4 Authority, 3 Piety

Councillor Bartolomeo (31, Faction Heir) - 2 Command, 0 Chivalry/Dread, 4 Loyalty, 3 Piety

Cristiano Selvo (29, Family Member) - 3 Command, 0 Chivalry/Dread, 5 Loyalty, 3 Piety

Alessandro Selvo (28, Family Member) - 0 Command, 0 Chivalry/Dread, 4 Loyalty, 3 Piety

Initial Admirals

Admiral Paolo (29, Admiral) - 0 Command

Admiral Lorenzo (29, Admiral) - 0 Command

Initial Agents

Guido Batlle (29, Diplomat) - 3 Influence

Victor Calza (29, Spy) - 2 Subterfuge

Tusco Delogu (30, Merchant) - 2 Finance

Oliverio the Warmonger (34, Cardinal) - 5 Piety

Initial Troops

General's Bodyguard - 4

Peasant Archers - 6

Italian Spear Militia - 11

Venice have an even more forbidding looking start than Milan. While the Milanese have the advantage of being compact & central, the Venetian realm is somewhat dispersed and open to attack from multiple enemies. Ragusa is your starting castle and a promising starting point for expansion. Durazzo to the south and Zagreb to the north should be your first targets. From here you can push the Byzantines back across the Balkans but beware, your northern frontier sits as an inviting target to the Hungarians. Venice will almost certainly come under attack but your best hope is to play defensively and wait for one of the other factions to be excommunicated and then grab whatever provinces you can. Going on the offensive in the west against non-excommunicated factions means you run the risk of getting on the Pope's bad side. Your island base of Iraklion should not be forgotten either. You are in an ideal position for crusading in the holy land. Rhodes is a rebel held island that is well worth the trouble of capturing and the island of Cyprus will both weaken the Byzantines and give you a base from which to dominate the eastern Mediterranean, just like Venice of old. Finances should never be a problem as Venice is one of the richest cities in the game and island cities always provide ample scope for making fortunes from trade.

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Recruitable Units

Medieval 2 Total War Venice

The following table contains all of the units that Venice can recruit in Multiplayer and Custom Battles. For the Grand Campaign, use the 'All' period with the following corrections:

Units in (Brackets) are mercenaries and therefore cannot be trained in campaign, although any general can recruit them in the field if he has space in his army and there are some available.

Units in (Square Brackets) cannot be recruited in campaign, they are for Multiplayer and Custom Battles only.

Units in Italics can only be recruited in certain regions (eg. The New World) or after a certain event (eg. The discovery of gunpowder).

PeriodMilitia UnitsInfantryMissile InfantryCavalryMissile CavalryArtilleryEarly

Italian Militia

Italian Spear Militia

Cavalry Militia

Peasants

Sergeant Spearmen

Armoured Sergeants

Dismounted Feudal Knights

Carroccio Standard

Peasant Archers

Peasant Crossbowmen

Mounted Sergeants

Mailed Knights

Feudal Knights

General's Bodyguard

Ballista

Catapult

High

Italian Militia

Italian Spear Militia

Pavise Crossbow Militia

Cavalry Militia

Peasants

Sergeant Spearmen

Armoured Sergeants

Dismounted Men at Arms

Carroccio Standard

Peasant Archers

Peasant Crossbowmen

Venetian Archers

Hand Gunners

Mounted Sergeants

Men at Arms

Mailed Knights

General's Bodyguard

Mounted Crossbowmen

Ballista

Catapult

Trebuchet

Bombard

Mortar

Late

Italian Spear Militia

Pavise Crossbow Militia

Peasants

Armoured Sergeants

Venetian Heavy Infantry

Dismounted Broken Lances

Peasant Archers

Venetian Archers

Hand Gunners

Arquebusiers

Musketeers

Stradiots

General's Bodyguard (Late)

Broken Lances

Mounted Crossbowmen

Ribault

Culverin

Mortar

Monster Ribault

All

Italian Militia

Italian Spear Militia

Pike Militia

Pavise Crossbow Militia

Cavalry Militia

Peasants

Sergeant Spearmen

Armoured Sergeants

Dismounted Men at Arms

Dismounted Broken Lances

Dismounted Feudal Knights

Venetian Heavy Infantry

Carroccio Standard

Peasant Archers

Peasant Crossbowmen

Venetian Archers

Hand Gunners

Arquebusiers

Musketeers

Mounted Sergeants

Mailed Knights

Feudal Knights

Stradiots

General's Bodyguard (Early)

General's Bodyguard (Late)

Knights Templar

Knights Hospitallier

Men at Arms

Broken Lances

Mounted Crossbowmen

Ballista

Catapult

Trebuchet

Bombard

Ribault

Mortar

Culverin

Monster Ribault

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Constructable Buildings

Cities

Building TypeVillageTownLarge TownMinor CityLarge CityHuge CityWallsWooden Palisade (Upgrade)Wooden Wall (Upgrade)Stone Wall (Upgrade)Large Stone Wall (Upgrade)Huge Stone Wall (Upgrade)Improved TowersBallista TowersCannon TowersBarracksTown WatchTown GuardCity WatchMilitia Drill SquareMilitia BarracksArmy BarracksRoyal BarracksSiegeBallista MakerCatapult MakerSiege WorksSmithsLeather TannerBlacksmithArmourerHeavy ArmourerMaster ArmourerArmour FactoryPortsPortShipwrightSea TradeMerchants' WharfWarehouseDocklandsTradeGrain ExchangeMarketFairgroundGreat MarketMerchants' QuarterRoadsDirt RoadsPaved RoadsFarmsLand ClearanceCommunal FarmingCrop RotationIrrigationAcademiaUniversityChurchesSmall ChurchChurchAbbeyCathedralHuge CathedralInnsBrothelInnTavernCoaching HousePleasure PalaceTown HallTown HallCouncil ChambersCity HallMayor's PalaceArtArtist's StudioArt GalleryBanksMerchant BankMerchant BankAssassins' GuildAssassins' GuildMaster Assassins' GuildAssassins' Guild HeadquartersMasons' GuildMasons' GuildMaster Masons' GuildMasons' Guild HeadquartersTheologians' GuildTheologians' GuildMaster Masons' GuildMasons' Guild HeadquartersMerchants' GuildMerchants' GuildMaster Merchants' GuildMerchants' Guild HeadquartersAlchemists' GuildAlchemists' GuildMaster Alchemists' GuildAlchemists' Guild HeadquartersThieves' GuildThieves' GuildMaster Thieves' GuildThieves' Guild HeadquartersExplorers' GuildExplorers' GuildMaster Explorers' GuildExplorers' Guild HeadquartersSwordsmiths' GuildSwordsmiths' GuildMaster Swordsmiths' GuildSwordsmiths' Guild HeadquartersKnights TemplarKnights Templar Minor Chapter HouseKnights Templar Major Chapter HouseKnights Templar HeadquartersHospitallier KnightsSt. John's Minor Chapter HouseSt. John's Major Chapter HouseSt. John's HeadquartersHorse Breeders' GuildHorse Breeders' GuildMaster Horse Breeders' GuildHorse Breeders' Guild Headquarters

Castles

Building TypeVillageMotte and BaileyWooden CastleCastleFortressCitadelCastleMotte and Bailey (Upgrade)Wooden Castle (Upgrade)Castle (Upgrade)Fortress (Upgrade)Citadel (Upgrade)Improved TowersBallista TowersCannon TowersStablesStablesKnight's StablesBaron's StablesEarl's StablesKing's StablesBarracksMustering HallGarrisson QuartersDrill SquareBarracksArmouryRangesBowyerPractice RangeArchery RangeMarksman's RangeSiegeBallista MakerCatapult MakerSiege WorksCannonsGunsmithCannon MakerCannon FoundryRoyal ArsenalSmithsLeather TannerBlacksmithArmourerHeavy ArmourerMaster ArmourerArmour FactoryPortsPortShipwrightDockyardNaval DrydockRoadsDirt RoadsPaved RoadsFarmsLand ClearanceCommunal FarmingCrop RotationIrrigationMinesMinesMining NetworkChurchesChapelLarge ChapelSwordsmiths' GuildSwordsmiths' GuildMaster Swordsmiths' GuildSwordsmiths' Guild HeadquartersKnights TemplarKnights Templar Minor Chapter HouseKnights Templar Major Chapter HouseKnights Templar HeadquartersHospitallier KnightsSt. John's Minor Chapter HouseSt. John's Major Chapter HouseSt. John's Headquarters

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《中世纪2：全面战争》发行于2007年，借助各路大神的MOD，能在游戏中体验到许多有意思的内容。而这次，有人将《魔兽争霸》的艾泽拉斯大陆搬到了《中世纪2：全面战争》的游戏中。

游戏演示

MOD作者Eoghan Wolfkin在三月份的时候公布了他的MOD计划，决定在《中世纪2：全面战争之王国》中重现“魔兽争霸”的世界。时间进入到8月，他在网站ModDB上发布了该MOD的alpha版本。虽然仍然处于早期阶段，但是已经可以运行了。

Eoghan Wolfkin表示，在MOD中，玩家将见到高等精灵、矮人、亡灵、食人魔以及暴风城、洛丹伦等这些耳熟能详的名字。不过现在MOD只有自定义战斗，而且也不平衡，而战役模式还不能玩。

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if you have ever even considered using pavise crossbowmen, fuck you