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Could you upload the mod to another file-sharing service? For example, to DepositFiles... or somewhere else...
P.S.: I'll be releasing my versions of biographies for the heroes of the Academy soon.
What's the problem? Everything downloads quickly and easily from this file-sharing service, which is why it's good. I, for example, can't download anything from DepositFiles (it's my IP address). Save the biographies somewhere else too, as they can be difficult to find here, and you might miss 2-3.
We need to add more elf heroes, as there are very few of them. And we need to add heroes for other factions, such as Moander. He could replace Agrael for the Demons. And for Humans, he could replace Godric, Nicholas, or Frida. I keep forgetting to ask, why did you even include Frida, Agrael, Godric, and Nicholas? They all need to be replaced, as they are already in the game.
What's the problem? For example, I'm not having any issues with the deposit (it's probably an IP issue). You should also save the biographies somewhere else, as they can be difficult to find here, and you might miss 2-3.
No problem. It's just a matter of convenience.))) I have all my biographies saved, so don't worry. I write them in Word and save them there. ;) By the way, can you finally answer: should I write extended biographies for Godric, Friede, and Nikolai, or not? Because if not, they will be shorter in volume than the others... As far as I remember, the Emperor doesn't have a biography at all - not even in the game.
I have all my biographies saved, so don't worry. I write in Word and save them there. ;) By the way, please finally answer: should I write extended biographies for Godric, Friede, and Nikolai, or not? Because if not, they will be shorter in volume than the others... As far as I remember, the Emperor doesn't have a biography at all - not even in the game.
I already wrote somewhere that you should write them, and we'll see if we need to change them or not. ;)
Added 52 seconds ago sarkkot55555
Guys, we need to add more Elves, because there are very few of them. And we need to add heroes to other Factions, like Moander. He can be added to the Demons instead of Agrael. And to Humans instead of Godric, Nikolai, or Friede. And I keep forgetting to ask, why did you even include Friede, Agrael, Godric, and Nikolai? They all need to be replaced, because they are already in the game.
Converters are not needed for all races.
And where did you not see them in the Campaigns?
In regular maps and when creating my own maps, it was easy to set all the settings.
Exactly, I set them. And thanks to the mod, you can play with these heroes on all standard maps without any extraction or editor. I could also create all the heroes from the mod for any map in the editor.
Here, I finished writing. Well, Nikolai's biography turned out to be a bit long; my imagination is to blame for everything...
Godric.
A knight of the sword and word, a skilled diplomat, a well-mannered gentleman… Godric is rightfully considered a model knight and an example to follow. The Duke of Unicorn became a legend even during his lifetime: a boy who uncovered the conspiracy of Count Carlisle and saved the life of the then-ruler of the Empire; a veteran of the wars of the Gray Alliance and Queen Isabel, who survived two emperors, serving as Supreme Constable under them; a gray-haired knight who fell from grace, fighting against the undead of Markel and Kha-Belekh himself… the list of his heroic deeds and achievements could go on forever. It is not surprising that such an impeccable track record earned Godric universal respect – even beyond the borders of the Holy Empire. The mere presence of a paladin, whose faith and devotion were unmatched throughout the Empire, gave the soldiers the feeling that the battle was already won.
Frida.
Frida, an aristocrat by birth, lived and fought by the motto "Aggression and Speed." Even at the Imperial College of Strategy, she amazed instructors with her bold decisions, swift flanking maneuvers, and forced marches. Thanks to her unconventional tactical thinking, she rose quite high in the imperial hierarchy of military ranks, although some whisper behind her back that she owes her career to her father, Godric. The war of the Sixth Eclipse provided Frida with an opportunity to shut up the envious, and the girl gladly took advantage of it, despite the mortal risk. She continued to faithfully serve the Holy Empire and its Empress even after the mistakes she made by forming an alliance with Markel.
Nikolai.
The young emperor was six years old when he lost his father. Of course, no one placed the burden of ruler on the shoulders of a child, and his mother, Fiona, became regent. And the little heir to the throne was not very interested in politics – he preferred expeditionary campaigns, riding griffons, and fencing lessons – and always in the company of his uncle Godric, who replaced his father. Meanwhile, court intriguers were already reaching out their crooked fingers to the imperial throne; the most successful of them was the secret agent Sandro Markel, who had a great influence on the regent Fiona. Godric, old and faithful as a dog, saw all this and could not reconcile himself to the idea that this thin sorcerer, also suspected of necromancy, could rule the Empire from behind the scenes. The Supreme Constable, disappointed in his sister, diligently trained the young man in politics, reminding him of who should inherit the throne. Nikolai himself felt dislike for the bold and arrogant favorite of his mother, and as soon as she died, he sent him out of the Empire, taking his rightful place as Emperor. "But who is an emperor without his empress?" the young man thought once…
Perhaps we could rewrite the biographies of all the heroes? And write more for each of them?
Added 2 minutes ago Sandro400
Frida. Frida, an aristocrat by birth, lived and fought by the motto "Aggression and Speed." Even at the Imperial College of Strategy, she amazed instructors with her bold decisions, swift flanking maneuvers, and forced marches. Thanks to her unconventional tactical thinking, she rose quite high in the imperial hierarchy of military ranks, although some whisper behind her back that she owes her career to her father, Godric. The war of the Sixth Eclipse provided Frida with an opportunity to silence the envious, and the girl gladly took advantage of it, despite the mortal risk. She continued to faithfully serve the Holy Empire and its Empress even after the mistakes she made by forming an alliance with Markal.
Perhaps Frida's biography could be tailored to a specific specialization?
Maybe we should rewrite the biographies of all the heroes? And make them longer for each one?
Added 2 minutes ago
Maybe we could tailor Frieda's biography to focus on her specialization?
Added 1 hour 8 minutes ago Turis - Arish?
I would keep Taris. And since (for some reason!!) they changed their minds about "Suppression of Chaos," let's give him Leadership and troop gathering. At least he'll be different from Avrana. And in Frieda's biography, I would replace "college" with "school." The Imperial School of Strategy.
Added 32 minutes ago Orbakh Orbakh was captured by slave traders during one of his raids, but he managed to escape during a stop. Reaching a large city and ending up at a fair, Orbakh saw two street fighters battling in the middle of the street, surrounded by onlookers. Realizing that this was a way to earn money, Orbakh volunteered for a fight the next day and won. For several years, no one could defeat "Sharp Fang," as Orbakh's fans called him. But one day, everything changed. The orcish uprising and the devastation in the Griffin Empire forced Orbakh to make his choice – and now he leads one of the Horde's armies, and his attacks are still as ruthless.
Iona. Iona, an ordinary girl, always dreamed of justice. She couldn't understand why injustice and suffering reigned all around. One day, while going to fetch water, she came across a strange old man dressed in a yellow robe. He skillfully twirled two stone balls in his palm. "Black symbolizes evil, and white symbolizes good," said the stranger. Iona talked to him about how good it would be to balance all the troubles and joys, to equalize fertile lands, and to bring rain to the desert. The old man suddenly asked if the girl would like to try to establish balance herself, and Iona agreed. Much time has passed since then, but Iona remembers that conversation with the old man, who turned out to be a powerful genie, and she remembers her desire to bring balance. Now she herself is a genie, and her ability to balance strength and wisdom is a lesson for all time.