People have noted that makes a difference to between-turn processing times. I culled almost 200 extraneous monitors by consolidating where I could, or simply rewriting things in a simpler way. While it's undoubtedly bigger (with more stuff in it), it's also much more efficient than it was, with things that aren't being used being closed and everything having a means of switching off. One of the things I did for 2.3 was a major exercise in optimising the script. There's been 2.2b (a full release) and the patch to 2.2r since 2.2 dropped.

Still two new factions to be done amongst other things. Quote from: Kiero 1002684 Definitely not the last of it, we're hard at work adding more stuff. Our multi-lingual, multi-talented team is comprised entirely of volunteers and we're always on the lookout for new people with skills to help us progress the mod. The mod itself is free and M2TW is available cheaply nowadays, being an old game.įull disclosure, I'm one of the developers, a code-monkey in Game Mechanics, everything relating to recruitment is mine and I dabble in unit stats, scripting and lots else besides. The above is a link to a forum post with installation instructions and download links, previews, changelog and lots more.Īll you need to play is Medieval 2: Total War with the Kingdoms expansion patched to v1.05 (automatic if you're playing on Steam). The last time a major release dropped was in August 2016, so this update has been in development a fair old while, adding lots of new content and expanding/deepening what was already there. Some of you might remember the original Europa Barbarorum for Rome: Total War, and indeed earlier iterations of this mod too. I don't know how many people are still playing total conversion mods for this old classic, but there are many teams still at work creating them.

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