In darthmod just queue up a full stack of units, you can more then afford it.
#Empire total war darthmod overview mod
The mod introducing this economy system also breaks public order, in vanilla and other mods you have to build buildings, swap out ministers, change tax policy, or other methods. Making trade ship and building up industry are all rendered mute by the mod even though they are supposed to be important. This game is about managing an 17th century empire and this mod pretty much throws that all out the window. Most changes harm gameplay, the biggest one is how broken the mod makes the economy.It makes the game completely challengless. It is quite overrated and overall not that good. My hours only show about 140 or so and I'm sure I'm around a 1000 hoursĭarthmod is an overhaul mod. I would think there are many like myself who played the hell out of this on the disc version and then later bought the Steam version. You do realize that the Steam hours logged on this game can be inaccurate. That said, Empire: Total Factions is decent. If you really want a mod you're best off downloading PFM and ESF Editor and custom tailoring the game to your own likings. I personally have almost 3.5k hours playtime and have modded the game adding new agents, new abilities, new buildings, new sounds, new units, and new factions all without breaking multiplayer. Finally, almost all of the changes it makes to the game can be done without breaking multiplayer, and multiplayer undoubtedly provides a better challenge and often more exciting battles than singleplayer. Furthermore, it basically throws money at you, tampers with already poor balancing, and adds a bunch of poorly done units into the game. The most common excuse for this is that steam has magically just stopped counting all these people's hours logged in game. For instance the fellow above me has 10 hours playtime. And it's playerbase seems to be overwhelmingly comprised of new players who bought into hype. Originally posted by Kumelowski:It's for people who found easy difficulty too challenging. Darth has moved on to his own game company (he's the guy behind Ultimate General games) but I'm pretty sure the mod is still considered one of the best.īest solution, try the game without it, then read the mod notes where Darth talks about what the mod changes, and see if it sounds like a good idea. Anyway, there have been a bunch of great modders and great mods, and DarthMod earned a reputation over several games for being one of the best overhaul mods available. Back before Rome 1, you could mod these games by opening txt files in Excel and tweaking values as you saw fit, but it got a lot more complicated once the games entered the 3D era with R1. Luckily, the TW games have also been blessed with a really great modding community at The Org and Total War Center. They often had bad AI (campaign and battle), a corresponding slew of hidden buffs for the AI (campaign income, battle morale, etc.) to compensate, overly-standardized units across nations, and some wonky systems or abilities that overall led to a meh experience. Up until Shogun 2 and Total Warhammer, most of CA's Total War games came out undercooked.
It's for people who found easy difficulty too challenging.
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