in this mod of medieval total war 2 do i need the expansion Kingdoms to play it? cause i really don't want to buy that just for this mod
thanks guyz
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I'm afraid you do.in this mod of medieval total war 2 do i need the expansion Kingdoms to play it? cause i really don't want to buy that just for this mod
thanks guyz
jhon9728
"'Third Age - Total War' is a total conversion modification for 'Medieval II: Total War - Kingdoms Expansion' that brings you into the world of Middle-Earth."
Kingdoms is really worth the $20 you pay for it now. It adds tons of content AND you can install The Third Age which is a game within itself.
Wasdie
£5 on steam but only works with steam Copies.
That should be even cheaper at some sites.
Dang dude, if only you made this thread like 2-3 weeks ago during Direct2Drive's spring sale... They had M2:TW Kingdoms for like $2.50...
really? that sucks, usually steam copies allow mods if the retail copies do.I have steam copies of both Medieval 2 and kingdom, but it doesnt allow mods. be aware.
chapman86
[QUOTE="chapman86"]really? that sucks, usually steam copies allow mods if the retail copies do. Odd..I have steam copies of both Medieval 2 and kingdom, but it doesnt allow mods. be aware.
TerrorRizzing
Sorry about my post then Rome and Empire allow mods on steam so i was thinking Med could too.. my bad.
I bought kingdoms solely for the mods, haven't even played the included expansion campaigns, just Third Age and Westeros: total war
Heh, I bought Medieval 2 (gold pack) just to play, but I have yet to actually play the vanilla game. Only mods that are total conversion (meaning essentially a new game, not just the vanilla with fixes or alterations). Also nice Xbox Live gamer picture. Isn't it either from Oblivion or Too Human? I can never remember which... or even if it is really one of those two games...I bought kingdoms solely for the mods, haven't even played the included expansion campaigns, just Third Age and Westeros: total war
bachilders
[QUOTE="chapman86"]really? that sucks, usually steam copies allow mods if the retail copies do.I have steam copies of both Medieval 2 and kingdom, but it doesnt allow mods. be aware.
TerrorRizzing
You can get it to work with mods, but you may have to edit the registry.
http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1144407
Someone also made a Steam mod installer for the game. You can find it here:
http://www.twcenter.net/forums/showthread.php?t=334458
I haven't tried it, but it looks promising.
really? that sucks, usually steam copies allow mods if the retail copies do. Odd..[QUOTE="TerrorRizzing"][QUOTE="chapman86"]
I have steam copies of both Medieval 2 and kingdom, but it doesnt allow mods. be aware.
thespywholied
Sorry about my post then Rome and Empire allow mods on steam so i was thinking Med could too.. my bad.
Empire? What?If you end up not getting the expansion you can always try the Stainless Steel mod. which is basically a bigger map, way more factions, and a basically a more epic version of the original game.shakmaster13
Stainless Steel requires the Expansion too...great mod
[QUOTE="shakmaster13"]If you end up not getting the expansion you can always try the Stainless Steel mod. which is basically a bigger map, way more factions, and a basically a more epic version of the original game.eclarkdog
Stainless Steel requires the Expansion too...great mod
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