Modpack of 55+ Mods for Release Version 1.2.11

Modpack of 55 mods for version 1.2.11

NEW GAME REQUIRED.

OLD VERSION OF THE MODPACK (any) MUST BE COMPLETELY REMOVED BEFORE INSTALLING THIS.

Download the file from the mirror — it may update faster than this post.

Installation method and other important information:

Inside the modpack archive is an archive with mods (Modules.7z), which needs to be unpacked into the Modules folder located in the game folder.

The archive (Configs.7z) should be extracted to the folder at (copy and paste into the explorer address bar if you don't understand where this is) C:/Users/%username%/Documents/Mount and Blade II Bannerlord/Configs

If you don't have such a folder, you need to create it manually. Alternatively, launch the game with the mod collection, exit, and then place the files there.

In both cases, if you are asked to overwrite a file, of course, answer YES.

CAUTION. Be sure to check the order of mods in the launcher and ensure they are active. A ready-made config is available, but it's better to double-check.

CAUTION x2. If you already have any mods installed, remember — I do not guarantee the functionality of this collection even with the addition of any single mod. Simply because it is unknown what it changes and what it conflicts with. I also do not guarantee functionality when using ANY CHEATS, whether they are console commands, cheat menus, trainers, or cheat engine tables.

IT IS MANDATORY to know that Windows by default may block any "foreign" .dll files, and almost every mod contains such a file. Check the mod files through properties for any block, and if there is one, either unblock each mod manually (but this is time-consuming), or copy the files LaunchMe.bat and UnblockDLL.ps1 from the archive into the game folder and run the batch file.

IT IS MANDATORY to know that Windows may block writing to the mod config folder. This means you won't be able to change any mod settings. This can be resolved by simply unchecking the "read-only" option on the config folder. However, changing mod settings is also not recommended.

Contents of the collection and a brief description.

1. Required elements for most mods in the collection: Harmony, ButterLib, UIExtenderEx, BannerLib, and MCM. Libraries and settings for the operation of other mods and "functionality expanders." Also included is the BetterExceptionWindow mod, in case of crashes.

2. AdjustableBandits — settings for all types of bandits, their numbers, and overall balancing.

3. BabyGrowthMod — accelerated growth of children.

4. AutoResolveRebalanced — quality recalculation of auto-battles, including armor and other bonuses. To completely eliminate the possibility of destroying armored troops by a group of bandits with stones and sticks.

5. The "Better" mod set: Rebalance of bonuses from skills, attributes, etc., improvements for prisoner logic, combat, and interface. Does a lot of things. Enhances the benefits from leveling any skill, from leveling attributes, includes vampirism and auto-heal in combat.

6. BattleMiniMap — mini-map in battle. Configured with the English letter L in combat.

7. DistinguishedService — allows exceptionally distinguished fighters of maximum rank to become companions.

8. BetterSmithingContinued — crafting settings.

9. CraftingPieceSorter — crafting sorting.

10. EnclaveArmsNArmorRedux — armor pack.

11. Hayster'sArmouryReforged — weapon pack.

12. GainTradeXp — gaining experience in the Trade skill for caravans and production buildings.

13. KeepOwnFief — allows voting for oneself in the appointment of a castle/city.

14. MyLittleWarband — allows creating a custom troop tree in the internal editor and saving/loading them for different saves. Troops can be equipped, including with crafted and modded gear, and set parameters and culture.

15. New Male Armor — adds beautiful sets of armor.

16. LongerCraftingParts — allows setting sliders during crafting from 10% to 300%.

17. NoArmyRestriction — removes the inability for small squads to join the army.

18. RaiseRelationWithTownAndVillage — allows spending money to improve relations with important figures in cities, buying food, enhancing prosperity, and morale.

19. ReignOfSword — for lovers of zweihanders, flamberges, and claymores. Allows creating deadly two-handed rails.

20. NoPersuasionPreRejectSTANDALONE — removes the automatic rejection of persuasion topics with NPCs.

21. Peasants_Redux — allows creating companions and marrying oneself/them to randomly generated NPCs in any village.

22. PiercingProjectiles — ranged weapons with "piercing" damage type have chances to penetrate through bodies and hit the next target.

23. RealisticSociety — allows turning companions into aristocrats, recruiting lords, and all sorts of similar details.

24. ReinforcementSystem — within a certain radius from an ongoing battle, any troops can join either side.

25. respec v4 — resets the player's and companions' leveling through the tavern. IMPORTANT! Has two options — drink ale (resets stats and focuses, but does not reset perks!) and drink vodka (resets EVERYTHING).

26. RighteousExecutions — removes wild penalties for executing prisoners.

27. zzCharacterCreation — allows changing the appearance of any character in the encyclopedia, including the player, companions, family, and more.

28. ScoutingEffectMovSpeed — modifiers and settings for troop speed from leveling Scouting.

29. SurrenderTweaks — settings for surrendering without a fight when heavily outmatched.

30. The "True" mod set: full loot from battles, settings for various limits and relationships between NPCs. Also contains increased amounts of gold in cities.

31. UnlimitedSmithing — sets an extreme stamina value for player crafting. I haven't checked what happens when it runs out.

32. UsefulCompanions — settings for the usefulness of companions from assigning them to various positions, including caravan/city leader.

33. WeaponGapFix — fixes incorrect display of weapon parts when the size is too high or too low.

34. XorberaxLegacy — a set of mods with various capabilities, only a small part is used in this collection. Scholars in cities, teaching skills, some fixes, and something else.

35. zzYoungTwinSiblings — adds 4 sisters with high stats for the hero at any game start. So to speak, a bonus.

36. MagicSpells — Adapted and translated by me to increase the quantity and quality of throwing weapons. Not very lore-friendly, but for those who love throwing things into crowds, it will be enjoyable.

37. FemaleTroops — adds a branch of female units for bandits. Just for variety.

38. FormationSorter — should somehow fix battle formations, but apart from hotkeys, visually it does nothing. I'll leave it for those who want to figure out the hotkeys.

39. BrighterHair — adds a naturally white hair color to female characters.

40. MLWFFT — my old development branch of custom units for My Little Warband. Those wishing to try — import units while the mod is enabled, save, and you can disable this mod. By Shift-clicking on the unit in the encyclopedia window, we go to the editor, change everyone's gender to female or names to male — whichever you prefer. Check the reset of skill points on the units (due to the age of MLW, it may well reset).