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Update from 08/31/20:
The map has been adapted for ERA 3.0.3.
The conditions required for the correct activation of the mod have been changed – disabling “standard for the assembly” mods and plugins (see the forum’s main page in the map thread; similar descriptions can also be found in the text file in the map archive).
Many explanatory dialogues, color highlights in dialogues, and many texts on the map have been added. These changes apply to quests, including intermediate ones (providing the possibility of a “branching” storyline), descriptions of artifacts (explanations of the task and the mechanics of the artifact), introductory technical dialogue windows, memos (right-click on the quest log on the adventure map), and keys to change the “build” for Klyk, and objects on the map.
Objects – limiters – have been added to avoid situations where the player could deviate from the main storyline, thereby causing the likelihood of “negative” consequences for the playthrough.
Many hints have been added to right-click on most storyline objects (the hints are dynamic and change depending on the player’s actions).
The armies in the garrisons of the settlements Contrabas City and Agroprom Research Institute have been changed (previously, there was a possibility of “changing” the starting troops in these cities if neither the AI nor the player captured them for a long time).
The artifacts, composition, and some abilities of the troops under the control of the AI hero Das have been changed.
The descriptions of some artifacts have been changed to better match the story.
The routes of the AI hero Sanya Pustota have been adjusted to more clearly fulfill the function assigned to him.
The reward for winning in the structures “Demon Treasury,” “Hidden Stash,” and “Grotto” has been reduced.
The “standard” condition for losing due to not completing the scenario within the time limit has been changed. The time limit itself has been left, but now it starts dynamically in the “second” half of the scenario, allowing the player to start more “comfortably” at the initial stage.
The map has been adapted for ERA 3.0.3.
The conditions required for the correct activation of the mod have been changed – disabling “standard for the assembly” mods and plugins (see the forum’s main page in the map thread; similar descriptions can also be found in the text file in the map archive).
Many explanatory dialogues, color highlights in dialogues, and many texts on the map have been added. These changes apply to quests, including intermediate ones (providing the possibility of a “branching” storyline), descriptions of artifacts (explanations of the task and the mechanics of the artifact), introductory technical dialogue windows, memos (right-click on the quest log on the adventure map), and keys to change the “build” for Klyk, and objects on the map.
Objects – limiters – have been added to avoid situations where the player could deviate from the main storyline, thereby causing the likelihood of “negative” consequences for the playthrough.
Many hints have been added to right-click on most storyline objects (the hints are dynamic and change depending on the player’s actions).
The armies in the garrisons of the settlements Contrabas City and Agroprom Research Institute have been changed (previously, there was a possibility of “changing” the starting troops in these cities if neither the AI nor the player captured them for a long time).
The artifacts, composition, and some abilities of the troops under the control of the AI hero Das have been changed.
The descriptions of some artifacts have been changed to better match the story.
The routes of the AI hero Sanya Pustota have been adjusted to more clearly fulfill the function assigned to him.
The reward for winning in the structures “Demon Treasury,” “Hidden Stash,” and “Grotto” has been reduced.
The “standard” condition for losing due to not completing the scenario within the time limit has been changed. The time limit itself has been left, but now it starts dynamically in the “second” half of the scenario, allowing the player to start more “comfortably” at the initial stage.