Shogun - Sengoku Jidai
Shogun - Sengoku Jidai Shogun - Warring States Period
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Shogun - Sengoku Jidai Shogun - Warring States Period
Shogun - Sengoku Jidai Shogun - Warring States Period
Hello everyone!
I would like to introduce you to my modifications of Mount & Blade - Warband - Shogun - Sengoku Jidai.
This mode is about Japan's Sengoku period - one of the country's largest civil wars.
The mod is using the latest version of Warband v1.143
All new features:
Completely new weapons such as Katana, Wakizashi, Yari (spear), Yumi (bow), new arrows, No-Dachi (long sword), Otsuchi (warhammer), Kanabo (club), Kama/Oni (axe), new weapons and many, many more
New armor with heraldic banners or without them (it depends on you, the price remains the same)
new ground texture
New beautiful map of Japan, it's huge :)
New map icon
Lots of new scripts (i.e. ninja scripts - if a situation arises when a tribe hates you, the leader of that tribe will send ninjas after you, and when you rest, there is a high chance of being attacked by ninjas),
About 70 new horses with new textures
seppuku cut-scene
36 cities, 59 castles and 120 villages, all with original Japanese names
13 samurai tribes with real samurai leaders and lords with real Japanese names + a tribe of northern Ainu, Hokkaido island
fire arrow
New beautiful buildings with new textures
New music, sounds, new interface
New introduction
There are many, many more
You can find two new multiplayer maps:
Edo town map - suitable for TDM, DM and duels
Two Castles - Two small castles, one river, three roads, perfect map to capture the flag
[size = 14pt] To see all the new features you need Warband Script Enhancer.
You can find all required files in Shogun - Sengoku Jidai directory -> WSE files.
Copy all these files to the Warband home directory i.e. C:Program FilesSteamSteamAppsCommonMountBlade Warband
And use WSELoader.exe to start the game [/ size]
team:
WoYo-Sensei - Team Lead, Script, Models, Dialogue, Textures, Animation, Music, Sound, Storyline
Hello Everyone!
I would like to introduce to you my modification for Mount & Blade - Warband - Shogun - Sengoku Jidai.
This mod is about Sengoku Period in Japan - one of the biggest civil war in this country.
Mod is working with newest version of Warband v1.143
All new features:
totally new weapons, like Katana, Wakizashi, Yari (spear), Yumi (bows), new arrows, No-Dachi (long swords), Otsuchi (warhammer), Kanabo (club), Kama/Oni (axe), new fire weapons and many, many more,
new armors with heraldic flags or without them (it`s up to you, the price is still the same)
new ground textures
new beautiful map of Japan, it`s HUGE:)
new map icons
a lot of new scripts (i.e. Ninja Script - if there is a situation, when one clan hate you, the leader of that clan will send ninja after you, and when you resting there is a big chance to be attacked by ninja),
~70 new horses with new textures
seppuku cut-scene
36 cities, 59 castles and 120 villages, everything with original Japanese names
13 samurai clans with real samurai leaders and lords with real Japanese names + one clan of Ainu People on the north, Hokkaido Island
FIRE ARROWS
new beautiful buildings with new textures
new music, sounds, new interface
new intro
and many, many more
You can find two completely new maps for multiplayer:
Edo Town map - perfect for TDM, DM and Duels
Two Castles - two small castles, one river, three ways, perfect map for Capture the Flag
[size=14pt]To see all new features you need Warband Script Enhancer.
All required files you can find in the Shogun - Sengoku Jidai directory -->WSE Files.
Copy all of these files into Warband main directory, i.e. C:Program FilesSteamSteamAppsCommonMountBlade Warband
and launch the game using WSELoader.exe[/size]
Team:
WoYo-Sensei - Team Leader, scripts, models, dialogs, textures, animation, music, sounds, storyline
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.