#Call to arms vanilla install#
#Call to arms vanilla mod#

Note: Whilst doing this you can also use the 'Change Icon' button, navigate to your WHTW folder, and change from the standard RTW icon to one of the new ones provided! You should now be able to double-click the shortcut and run Warhammer: Total War! At the end of the box that says 'path' or 'target', type -mod:WHTW The most common issue here is people ending up with 'Rome - Total War/WHTW/WHTW/Data', which won't work. (Various other folders including savegames, any other mods, etc) The file structure should be roughly like this:

#Call to arms vanilla install#

To install the mod, you first need to unzip the files and place this WHTW folder directly inside your Rome - Total War folder.

NB These are all also included in the readme bundled with the game. Thanks, enjoy the mod, let us know how you do, and do post AARs and suchlike - it's great hearing about people having fun with the mod! Comrade_General deserves a specific mention for putting up with ludicrous numbers of skinning requests over the years, but for all the people who've worked on this, from Zodiac Productions onwards, today is the day when it finally comes to fruition.

#Call to arms vanilla mod#

It's been over half a decade since I started working on Warhammer: Total War - over a quarter of my life - and so finally in this brief ramble I'd like to give a final round of thanks to everyone who helped along the way and to all of you, dear readers, for wanting this mod and making the frustrations of bending the Rome: Total War engine to my will so much more worthwhile. There are new provinces on the campaign map, and slightly more built-up starting positions with starting garrisons too many bugs with buildings have been fixed to give a far more stable gameplay experience.

That in itself shows just how packed full of stuff this mod is even without reading the absolutely massive feature list below, and I really hope you all enjoy it.Ī Call To Arms includes particularly large changes to the Skaven, Beastman, and Lizardmen factions, but every faction in the game has at least one new unit, so whoever you're playing as there'll be plenty to explore! The user interface upgrade has been one of the biggest and most time consuming pieces of work, with a full set of unit cards and a more Warhammer-style feel given to all the menu. I can categorically say that there will not, under any conceivable circumstances, be another major version of WHTW this is it! I mean, for one thing, we literally can't fit any more units in without the game crashing. Here it is then! Only a few months late, which isn't bad by my (rather low) standards! A Call To Arms, complete with more features and units than I ever remotely imagined we'd pack into it, all ready and bundled up for you to play. This is a dark age, a bloody age an age of Daemons and sorcery, of battle and death until the world's ending.