Mount & Musket
Mount & Musket: Battalion early 19th century
About this mod Machine translation
Mount & Musket: Battalion early 19th century
Mount and Musket Camp is a model of the Warband that attempts to represent the historically accurate early 19th century. It has real factions, historical armies and items, added factions, maps, items, balance and more. It's the most popular Napoleon mode and has been around for a while, with many large events featuring hundreds of people and organized team battles. With a rapidly growing community, it is recommended to all players who enjoy Battlefield 2 and any realism game.
Features:
New models and textures
- New hats, uniforms, backpacks....
- High texture
- Advanced normal map
- new weapons
- Houses, walls, cannons, bridges, fireplaces, fences, trees...
- 4 lod stages per model (so seamless delay free play)
new animation
- reload
- Shoot
- March
- running
- Bayonet
- Rapier
- Crouch
- idle
- die
- logo
New particle effects -
Cannon, musket, pistol, flash gun, rifle
- Smoke-free dense
Cannon -
Can destroy buildings, walls, trees, dummies
camp
- New selection system, no more buying weapons! You choose your group, then your level.
- Ranking: ranker, sergeant, captain
- Factions: Prussia, France, Britain
other
- New weapon statistics
- You bounce ammo in the water
- Models of Napoleon, Wellington, Blücher
- Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
- New sounds, muskets, rifles, pistols, cannons, death screams/grunts...
- New Music (Napoleonic Era)
- New map
- New game mode: Conquest, working like equivalent BF2 game mode
- Place ability defense (chevaux-de-frize)
- Voice commands
- Weather and time effects
- Mature community - regular patches
- Dedicated developer
- Regular events
- Massive 250 player servers (as opposed to the normal 64 teams)
Planned features:
- Naval battle
- Courses for musicians
- New UI
- More maps
- More factions (main European ones first)
- Real cannon usage (new animations for reloading and firing to make them harder)
Mount and Musket Battalion is a mod for Warband that tries to represent a historically accurate early 1800s. It has real factions, with historical troops and items, adds factions, maps, items, balancing and more to the game. It is the most popular Napoleonic mod, and has been around for a while, with many large scale events with hundreds of people and organized regimental warfare. With a rapidly growing community its recommended to all players who enjoyed battlegrounds 2, and any realism games.
Features:
New models and textures
- New hats, uniforms, backpacks....
- Highres textures
- Highres normalmaps
- New weapons
- Houses, walls, cannons, bridges, fireplaces, fences, trees...
- 4 lod stages for each model (so seamless lag free game play)
New animations
- Reloading
- Firing
- Marching
- Running
- Bayonet
- Rapier
- Crouching
- Idle
- Death
- Flags
New Particle effects
-Muzzle flash for cannons, muskets, pistols, rifles
-Lag-free dense smoke
Cannons
-Can destroy buildings, walls, trees, dummy's
Factions
- New class selection system, no more buying of weapons! You choose your regiment and then your rank.
- Ranks: ranker, sergeant, captain
- Factions: Prussia, France, united Kingdom
Other
- New weapon stats
- You loose ammo in water
- Models for Napoleon, Wellington, Blucher
- Crouching
- New sounds, muskets, rifles, pistols, cannons, death screams/gurgles...
- New music (Napoleonic era)
- New maps
- New game mode: Conquest, works like the equivalent game mode of BF2
- Place able defenses (chevaux-de-frise)
- Voice Commands
- Weather and time effects
- Mature community- Regular patches
- Dedicated developers
- Regular events
- Massive 250 player servers (as opposed to warbands normal 64)
Planned features:
- Naval Battles
- Musician classes
- New UI
- More maps
- More factions (Major European ones first)
- Real cannon usage (new animations for reloading, and firing, making them difficult)
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.