The LTC mod also makes the game longer (fewer 'years' pass for each turn, but longer build times to compensate). They are still powerful but need to be used in more of an infantry support role. The only criticism I've heard of LTC is that cavalry are further weakened (cav units are reduced in size). It's pretty much MTW2 as it should have been.īasicly, in LTC a unit will do exactly what it's statistics suggest it should do. "Lands to Conquer" is a great mod, because it balances the unit stats to a sensible level, sometimes using some of the hidden compensation factors to correct the 'slow' animations. Units with shields tend to totally own everything, while 2-handed units (both sword and axe types) are pathetic. So, when you play v1.2 (vanilla), all the unit stats are way out. So because of the shield bug, the sword-and-shield units were given godlike stats compared to 2-handed swordsmen. The problem is, the original v1.0 unit stats were set up to balance the bugs. For a more intimate game, Men of War Assault Squad features a mod that is currently in active development and is looking very solid, even with a beta release out.The bugs are now fixed by the official patch (1.2, I think), although the 2-handed axe animation is 'slow', causing the 'actual' power of their attack to be much less than their stats suggest. If you want the 4k space hit, there are a number of star wars mods for "Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion". The game has a strong modding community and is a solid game for any star wars fan.
If your looking for a large scale strategy game in the star wars universe, I cannot reccomend enough the game "Star Wars Empire at War" specifically the 'gold' edition. But they have since switched from the Rome 2 engine to their own engine so that they have more creative freedom. Someone was making a mod for Rome 2 based around the Battle of Kashykk, between the Empire and Rebel Alliance. Not for Medieval 2, while there was a small mod (development ceased in 2009 or something like that), its never really been something that would be considered as working within the total war engine.
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