New custom battlemaps that weren’t present in the original Third Age mod as well as improvements to existing Third Age battlemaps. New and improved resource and ‘monument’ CSMs – the vanilla game’s resources have been updated to better represent each resource. New and improved campaign strategy models (CSMs) – each culture group has custom town-line and castle-line models with some factions having custom faction variants for their CSMs. Hundreds of exciting scripted events with unique event pictures and descriptions! Several unique choice scripts for certain factions which gives them branching paths with their own challenges and rewards thus allowing for replayability of those factions. It contains many new factions, units, scripts, 2D artwork, campaign strategy models, battlemaps and more! DaC has been an ongoing project for 10 years now.Īlmost 200 new units! 100% new UI, menu, and faction symbols. It is not permitted to charge or ask for money for your Total War: WARHAMMER mods.First 5 donators ever: Top 5 donators ever:ĭivide and Conquer is the biggest Third Age: Total War submod of all time. Please only include Warhammer Fantasy Battles content in your mods – other Games Workshop IP like Age of Sigmar or Warhammer 40,000 is separate and is often licensed to other companies, or used in other games. Please ensure your mod meets the requirements laid out in the EULA, especially with regard to the treatment of Games Workshop and Total War IP, and ensuring that no third party IP is present.ĭo not include or alter content in a way that is offensive or denigrating to the World of Warhammer Fantasy Battles. This is provided as a pop-up message when you are uploading. When uploading TW:WARHAMMER mods to the Steam Workshop via the mod manager, you’ll need to confirm you’ve read the section on Mods in the game’s EULA. In addition to the above guidance, bear in mind that Total War: WARHAMMER contains IP owned by Games Workshop, and as a result you should consider the following when Here what GW not want modders do with they IP GW (mostly) and CA get clear about that no mods from other IP or GW going to says to CA to shutdown the mods support since is they IP because GW are super protective when he come to he IP and not want some modders denigrate he units and that taked alot of time of CA to convince GW to be able to mods WH 1 (2 week before the release of the first game) Do you think Warhammer's devs will mind Dark Souls or LOTR mod's or will they see it as copyright infringment do you think? It's almost purely based around a case by case basis. Some companies are super protective like Nintendo and others don't give a damn. Before we started we sent Bioware an email about whether or not we could make the mod. I use to work on a mod for sins of a solar empire called Dawn of the Reapers.
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