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When I do get back to working on the mod, I'll most likely start again on this version, as TWH1 doesn't seem to be getting updates anymore, so I shouldn't have to worry about mod-breaking updates. Plus there is less factions and units to deal with so it should make my job a lot easier.
I'll comment here again when development resumes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JEoMAraqRs
@Fallschirmjager, next update should be out in the next couple days.
You are right about the pictures and streamlining the description. I get a bit longwinded. Both of those will be updated alongside new mod releases.
To your third point, this is exactly why I am releasing one faction at a time, until all of them are playable in custom battle, and then I'll start working on campaign features, visual overhuals, stuff like that.
No offense taken, as I mentioned, all feedback and advice is appreciated.
Stay tuned for more updates then. Im hoping to have the Empire and a preview for Brettonia out before the Old World Edition drops.
When you are ready release a beta that has most of the features you want to include and use the feedback to fix bugs and balance things out. Write down a clear description of what your mod changes and add pictures for some of the things/stats changed from vanilla. People like to read details and see pictures before subscribing to mods :)
Of course since you are new to modding, I would suggest to release 1-2 simpler mods first to get comfortable with the tools and receive your first feedback. Then you can proceed to a more ambitious project like an overhaul.
Please don't take this as teaching or anything, I'm very new to modding too (3 months old :P), I'm just throwing out some friendly advice and nothing more.
Good luck with your mods, I'm looking forward to your creations! Cheers.