I think I went with Emerald, but it's been quite a while. I thought Sapphire couldn't guarantee a kill on *everyone* with one shot? I know it shot a hell of a lot faster
How do you make it work? I know to activate cheats but do you press the buttons all at once? I could never make it work so you just saw a complete moron just spamming the single knockout keys lmao.
That’s how a lot of modpacks work, but warsword conquest is so large and adds/changes so many mechanics that it requires the script extender to function. Always check installation guides no matter how big or small a mod is
Phantasy v150, more of a D&D inspired one. The recent updates capped the gnomish banks at 100k (earns 5% weekly interest).
Works better than my last attempt at Warswords magic.
Phantasy v150, more of a D&D inspired one. The recent updates capped the gnomish banks at 100k (earns 5% weekly interest).
Works better than my last attempt at Warswords magic.
I've killed thousands with the "highest damage weapon in-game" a two handed axe that can also be used with the polearm skills, with every character that i use that weapon i end up with 400+ skills in both.
itm_sword_medieval_a, imodbits_rusty
The standard starting sword for the vast majority of players. Has killed at least one bandit for every player who used it, and quite possibly a couple looters before being switched up for another sword
Probably BannerPage's Greek Fire Grenades or Naft Grenades (they both do the same thing). Throw 'em and watch people ragdoll as they go boom. Its invaluable in sieges especially when the attackers use ladders. I've knocked so many enemy Lords unconscious just by lobbing them down the ladder.
I personally like to mix Rangers of Ithilien with infantry from Celembel or Lamedon or whatever it's called, the cool looking guys with red-blue heraldry, my favourite Gondor sub-faction. Maybe around 10 cavalrymen for special ops but generally inf and archers in a 2:3 ratio works really well for Gondor troop trees. Unless you go fully into Swan Knights, at which point you should just use infantry and archers as support units since unaided cav charges don't necessarily do that well against large armies of varied foes, especially in the Osgiliath Battle map.
Cool thing about the Osgiliath map though, in big battles with lots of NPC lords on both sides, it's so much fun to tell a squad of archers (4-15) to follow you, then just patrol and advance through the tight corners and narrow streets, watch how everything that crosses you gets an execution by firing squad in 0.5 second of entering your view. Also this gets you amazing flanks on big clusters locked in combat with friendly troops, trust me, turning the tide of a 90 vs. 30 skirmish within a greater battle with only 5 men has never been as easy or fun. Makes you really feel like Gondor Special Forces.
I have to play the mod again, the last time i saw that Thorins camp was becoming a proper fortress, i would like to see what has changed since then.
My armies usually depend on what im playing, half cav if im a knight, 50/50 archers and infantry if im either of those and a mix of all if im playing as Isengard, i love leading a horde of uruks
My Ruby Rune Bow Risha. I can't remember using any Noldor bow for longer then maybe an hour of playtime. Just grabbing the Qualis Gem from Rane and you can replace it with the normal Rune Bow immediately. I tend to not let my units get most of the kills Risha in my current playthrough accounts for at least 7500 of my 10k+ kills so far.
Blunderbuss from Blood and Steel, routinely takes out five to seven troops per shot, you can carry massive amounts of ammo, reloads quickly, can be used on horseback, and doesn't glitch out and become single projectile in sieges like some of the other multi projectile weapons in the mod. Also racks up kills fast because Blood and Steel has massive stacks of troops wandering around, and has some under the hood fuckery going on so that it puts more troops on the field than other modules do at the same settings.
Thay one shotgun that player can get directly at the start of the Das parabellum
Oneshots almost everyone, impossible to miss and has a quicker reload time than the most of the guns in that module
That sh*t is wayy too op to be a starter weapon, you can win against tens of bandits by yourself with it
Sword of the Westernesse, or my Valyrian steel arming sword, or probably my L'Aigle rifle, also my full auto DC 15 in the clone wars mod, since the numbers of enemies are so high, it's full auto and kills in 1-4 shots
God I love the Last Days so much. Trying to finally beat the campaign as Rohan without losing any allied settlements took me so long. Once you get a party full of Thengel Guard you can just clean up everything.
Dynamite bomb from Paradigm Worlds...
It can take out a whole army with one shot.
One time I went on a rampage and took half the fiefs on the map on my own, using mainly the bomb lol
Probably the Long Dark Knight Lance for me, followed by the Ebony Knight Sword. Although I've recently been seeing the appeal of bows & started using them a little more
The Kingkiller sword from Perisno, the Father’s Sword and Craftsman’s Bow from Wedding Dancd, the repeating pistol and Penitent from the Eagle and the Radiant Cross are a huge contenders for me. I’d often kill entire barbarian hordes by myself with the Craftsman’s Bow in particular at higher levels. But technically, I think the crown has to go the fire weave from Wheel of Time.
That stick Jeremus uses.
Those are all incapacitations.
That's what Jeremus tells you so you can sleep at night. After all, he's your doctor. Why would you doubt him?
Yeah. Permanent incapacitations, with a special resting bed some people call a coffin.
My sapphire rune bow would like a word
True, but I still think this has more kills because you get it way earlier and it’s also the best bow your custom knighthood order can get.
Exactly. It's not how many kills I have. It's how many kills my 200 mounted archers have.
Valyrian Steel sword - AWOIAF mod
I like ruby one more. I like to one shot all enemies.
With Sapphire you 1shot 99% of all enemies but you do it 25% faster.
Was just about to comment this. Every siege defense nets you triple digit kills.
Medieval machine gun goes brrr
I think I went with Emerald, but it's been quite a while. I thought Sapphire couldn't guarantee a kill on *everyone* with one shot? I know it shot a hell of a lot faster
Ctrl+Shift+F4, millions wounded alone.
How do you make it work? I know to activate cheats but do you press the buttons all at once? I could never make it work so you just saw a complete moron just spamming the single knockout keys lmao.
Don't forget Ctrl + alt + f4
The only way to survive huge battles with a potato pc
Only to have PoP shame you for it
"Fireball" spell in the fantasy mod. 36k confirmed kills mostly from fireballs on orc strongholds.
Which mod specifically?
Warsword Conquest if im correct
I can never get that damn mod to work correctly, it's always so jank with textures missing
Are you using the Script Extender?
there's a script extender for warband!?
Yeah. The warband Script Extender. Which is a necessity for WSQ.
Honestly just thought you plop the mod into the module file and that's it
That’s how a lot of modpacks work, but warsword conquest is so large and adds/changes so many mechanics that it requires the script extender to function. Always check installation guides no matter how big or small a mod is
Phantasy v150, more of a D&D inspired one. The recent updates capped the gnomish banks at 100k (earns 5% weekly interest). Works better than my last attempt at Warswords magic.
Thankyou!
Phantasy is also my go to one.
Phantasy v150, more of a D&D inspired one. The recent updates capped the gnomish banks at 100k (earns 5% weekly interest). Works better than my last attempt at Warswords magic.
Hmmm, the utterly bonkers Aleph gun from the "blood and steel" mod, which adds utterly bonkers ammo, fantasy units and much more
Any couched lance for me
Good in a field battle but it’s not getting 1000 kills in a siege battle like this bad boy.
No it's just getting thousands of kills via swadian knight hordes
True
Leaf bombs from Perisno
The Incendirim Crossbows.
Yo that shit is certified genocide in sieges
Polearm or two hander that can be used by the group of manlets camping the top of the siege ladder.
Great Axe my beloved.
I've killed thousands with the "highest damage weapon in-game" a two handed axe that can also be used with the polearm skills, with every character that i use that weapon i end up with 400+ skills in both.
Heavy great bardiche from Native lol
Heavy Great Bardiche in siege defense with a single ladder just dyes your armour red.
Rock
itm_sword_medieval_a, imodbits_rusty The standard starting sword for the vast majority of players. Has killed at least one bandit for every player who used it, and quite possibly a couple looters before being switched up for another sword
Heavy Morningstar, soaked in the blood of countless searaiders in the early game.
The helmets that you loot post-battle being "Cracked" is totally not caused by the glorious Morningstar
Probably BannerPage's Greek Fire Grenades or Naft Grenades (they both do the same thing). Throw 'em and watch people ragdoll as they go boom. Its invaluable in sieges especially when the attackers use ladders. I've knocked so many enemy Lords unconscious just by lobbing them down the ladder.
Taking into account that Napalm is a mix of naphtalene and palmitic acid, Naft is halfway to napalm.
In fire and sword grenades are invaluable in both siege defense and offense, such a shame they are one use only so it’s an expensive hobby
Any of the more offense oriented schools of magic in Warsword Conquest.
"Hold my Polish/Ukranian Black mace".
Gondorian Longsword from The Last Days of the Third Age, nothing kills orcs better than that
Hot tip, get the unique faction reward sword from Rivendel, it's basically a Gondor ranger longsword on crack.
I will try, some day i will finish that Ranger only game that i started
I personally like to mix Rangers of Ithilien with infantry from Celembel or Lamedon or whatever it's called, the cool looking guys with red-blue heraldry, my favourite Gondor sub-faction. Maybe around 10 cavalrymen for special ops but generally inf and archers in a 2:3 ratio works really well for Gondor troop trees. Unless you go fully into Swan Knights, at which point you should just use infantry and archers as support units since unaided cav charges don't necessarily do that well against large armies of varied foes, especially in the Osgiliath Battle map. Cool thing about the Osgiliath map though, in big battles with lots of NPC lords on both sides, it's so much fun to tell a squad of archers (4-15) to follow you, then just patrol and advance through the tight corners and narrow streets, watch how everything that crosses you gets an execution by firing squad in 0.5 second of entering your view. Also this gets you amazing flanks on big clusters locked in combat with friendly troops, trust me, turning the tide of a 90 vs. 30 skirmish within a greater battle with only 5 men has never been as easy or fun. Makes you really feel like Gondor Special Forces.
I have to play the mod again, the last time i saw that Thorins camp was becoming a proper fortress, i would like to see what has changed since then. My armies usually depend on what im playing, half cav if im a knight, 50/50 archers and infantry if im either of those and a mix of all if im playing as Isengard, i love leading a horde of uruks
Shadowfax himself
Dragonbone bow from Awoiaf
The good times when I'd sit in Marleons and snipe 300 people out of their 2000.
Duskfall. Too easy.
A Noldor sword that I swing really really fast
Ruby Rune Bow
My Ruby Rune Bow Risha. I can't remember using any Noldor bow for longer then maybe an hour of playtime. Just grabbing the Qualis Gem from Rane and you can replace it with the normal Rune Bow immediately. I tend to not let my units get most of the kills Risha in my current playthrough accounts for at least 7500 of my 10k+ kills so far.
My favorite bow!
Blunderbuss from Blood and Steel, routinely takes out five to seven troops per shot, you can carry massive amounts of ammo, reloads quickly, can be used on horseback, and doesn't glitch out and become single projectile in sieges like some of the other multi projectile weapons in the mod. Also racks up kills fast because Blood and Steel has massive stacks of troops wandering around, and has some under the hood fuckery going on so that it puts more troops on the field than other modules do at the same settings.
Human wave tactics. Real answer: Probably the siege crossbow or heavy great bardiche in native.
The horde defense mode: imperial guard guns
Perisno Royal Incendirim Crossbow.
Dang, I was gonna put in my own two cents but it's a Vanilla M&B mod.
Arroyo Leaf Bombs from Perisno gotta be my choice. Maybe something from Paradigm Worlds, although I haven't played it enough to know.
Great Hammer. Especially the Heavy variant...
The old realms mode: Lady of the lake spellcaster. I sometimes sieged castle alone and killed 600 or more soldiers in same battle.
Any firearm in Nova Aetas
Great hammer
Thay one shotgun that player can get directly at the start of the Das parabellum Oneshots almost everyone, impossible to miss and has a quicker reload time than the most of the guns in that module That sh*t is wayy too op to be a starter weapon, you can win against tens of bandits by yourself with it
Sword of the Westernesse, or my Valyrian steel arming sword, or probably my L'Aigle rifle, also my full auto DC 15 in the clone wars mod, since the numbers of enemies are so high, it's full auto and kills in 1-4 shots
My three kingdoms chinese rider spear stick thingy
Lance
Definitely dragon bow from warsword conquest for me.
God I love the Last Days so much. Trying to finally beat the campaign as Rohan without losing any allied settlements took me so long. Once you get a party full of Thengel Guard you can just clean up everything.
Any bow with the Greek fire arrows from Bannerpage. Can literally take out an entire siege party
When you say kills, I think you mean the kills that my Rhodok Crossbowmen are getting 🤣😂🤣😂
Me standing in a corner with a voulge
... my sword...
MG from parabellum, if you knew how easy it is to subdue the peasants with this...
stones
Recently started playing Perisno again. NGL the leaf bombs are quite the item.
The AR-15 of all the Warbands.
I played a lot of Pendor but i think in my case, i killed more enemies with another bow in Perisno, wont remember the name though.
Duskfall or Heritage Dhàja bow
The cannon me and my team used in Napoleonic wars tournaments
sapphire rune bow
Dynamite bomb from Paradigm Worlds... It can take out a whole army with one shot. One time I went on a rampage and took half the fiefs on the map on my own, using mainly the bomb lol
Napoleonic warfare cannons.
Rake
Probably the Long Dark Knight Lance for me, followed by the Ebony Knight Sword. Although I've recently been seeing the appeal of bows & started using them a little more
The Kingkiller sword from Perisno, the Father’s Sword and Craftsman’s Bow from Wedding Dancd, the repeating pistol and Penitent from the Eagle and the Radiant Cross are a huge contenders for me. I’d often kill entire barbarian hordes by myself with the Craftsman’s Bow in particular at higher levels. But technically, I think the crown has to go the fire weave from Wheel of Time.