I am running Armageddon 1.2, and was wondering if there are any worthwhile mods I should considering downloading. Thanks.
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Looks like I'm beaten again... 
Anyway, I'd say CORE, even though I might be somewhat biased.
Anyway, I'd say CORE, even though I might be somewhat biased.
I think Compendium is the best, too.
It's extremely challenging at N/N, and perhaps is one of the most complete mods in every section of the game (even in technology tree).
It's extremely challenging at N/N, and perhaps is one of the most complete mods in every section of the game (even in technology tree).
AI-wise it's TRP. Compendium mod is very good mod based partially on TRP. I like them both but the tech trees are major disappointment to me. For that I'd go with CORE or Mod34. CORE dumbed down the doctrine trees way too much (hint hint!). Mod 34 is also nice for the prolonged pre-war period.
Mod 34 is also nice for the prolonged pre-war period.
redrabbit2009 said:
Most mods come with an unistaller of some sort. My CA mod uses JSGME, and you can be rid of it and back to vanilla with two clicks.
If you come across a mod w/o an uninstaller, caveat emptor.
smep is great for new events, and daim also provides more of an AI challenge. I play with GIP and BeBro's sprites, as well as sexxicolors and SMEP.
Okay I'll give TRP a shot, can you tell me exactly what I need to download from the site in your sig, and in what order? Thanks.Lothos said:
Top of the site lists all the major mods that are hosted on the TRP website. If you are using Armageddon download TRP v0.93, you can do the EXE installer just follow the instructions on the installation page and if your computer savy you can use the RAR installer.
I think The Compendium Mod is the best, a perfect balance between realism and playability. An expanded tech tree (but not too complex), good AI (but not overpowered) and a nice default graphic set (which of course can be changed, but is a nice touch to have all up and running with just one install)
Oh, and works with Arma 1.2 too.
For Doomsday 1.3a I'd recommend Modern Day Scenario 2, which is new and still growing, but cool and refreshing, just like the "1914" mod. Both need a LOT of work, but they are on the right track. Keep an eye on those if you want some really new warfare enviroments.
Anyway, the best of all times and personal favourite... the big, the mighty, the defunct (*sob sob*) Historical Stony Road. R.I.P.
TRP, C.O.R.E, and Mod34 still exceed my (very) modest player abilities.
Oh, and works with Arma 1.2 too.
For Doomsday 1.3a I'd recommend Modern Day Scenario 2, which is new and still growing, but cool and refreshing, just like the "1914" mod. Both need a LOT of work, but they are on the right track. Keep an eye on those if you want some really new warfare enviroments.
Anyway, the best of all times and personal favourite... the big, the mighty, the defunct (*sob sob*) Historical Stony Road. R.I.P.
TRP, C.O.R.E, and Mod34 still exceed my (very) modest player abilities.
CORE uses moddir exclusively, so you won't need to make a copy of the original game. And needless to say we have an uninstaller too. I do think we're one of the few that support moddir exclusively, so for most mods it's best to create a copy of your original install.redrabbit2009 said:
Mod33 with 8000 events and many alternate path. E.G: Stalinist USA.....
The speed are absolutely fast until the end of war. No big slowdown/lag.
The speed are absolutely fast until the end of war. No big slowdown/lag.
