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I'm the guy who expanded the dialogue for this; "Star's Extended Dialogue" Armor comments are weird because they can only occur on the base version of the armor pieces, so I made their chance kind of high to fire because its not likely the player would stay wearing unenchanted armor for long.

@@starkilla55 Wow very cool, makes sense. Hearing it for the first time threw me off for a second cause it fits in so well. Great job.

@@TyrVarg Most people who do things with AI voices put no effort into generating them. Me, I hate AI sounding voices, so I spent a LONG time trying to get them to sound as organic as I could.

It's probably my favorite spot for a base in the whole game

i7-9700k, RTX 2070 Super, 64GB DDR5 RAM, and of course running all modded games on a m.2 SSD

@TyrVarg Cool, i won't be running this modlist then lol

@@gonzaloc4711 There are more performance friendly modlists on wabbajack for Oblivion, especially if you check the "show unofficial lists" box

@@TyrVarg Alright, thanks!

​@@TyrVargGet a better Graphics card

Yeah gotta pump the gain up on the mic, didn't realize it while I was recordin my bad haha

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I'm definitely always open to viewer suggestions for character names, we'll be "recruiting" more soldiers and workers soon!

Thank you!

Definitely somewhat similar, though I find the control scheme a bit easier here. Exanima I still haven't got the hang of

The Normal download of this the music is completely different. The DaC discord has the download for the copyright-free music/sound pack, but no the portraits are all the same I believe, it's just the sound.

@@TyrVarg well then i gotta go back and check because your Gandalf unit card looked scuffed as hell to me 😂😂 he is all nostrils. Dat lore accurate sniffer.

@@Norbert92 Ah yes looking back I see it now as well. I believe that is from the Expanded Unit Roster submod, as it does change Gandalf's bodyguard.

I'm definitely not going to look that proverbial gift horse in the mouth, that's for sure.

"It is over, Saruman, I have already depicted you as the soyjak!"

@@TyrVarg 😁😁

Thank you!

medium for both campaign and battle difficulty, didn't wanna stomp myself too hard after not playing DaC at all for like a year haha

@@TyrVarg Good to know! DaC is quite hard on any difficulty imo. I think its nice that the design is a bit sweatier than other mods, but it can also get quite annoying.

@@EinFelsbrocken For sure, and I think it's been ramped up even a bit more in v5 over 4.5

@@TyrVarg Have to agree, every version hasn't gotten harder, campaigns take longer. I remember steamrolling Isengard a long time ago as Rohan in just a couple of turns. Can't do that now, and because of the length of campaigns the AI factions now beat me by getting their VC before me.

Hell yeah man. MDickie, the creator of this game, has made a ton of great janky games all made off a wrestling game engine, they're all hilarious. And it's hard to say if I have a favorite video I've made. Favorite series of videos would probably be the Project Zomboid series I did awhile back where I lived in a firewatch tower. That one was a lot of fun.

Army Men Air Attack! I had it both on Playstation and Game Boy Advance back in the day! I think the ones I played the most were probably Army Men World War, and Army Men 3D on Playstation

​@@TyrVargyesssas just as good. I played with an old mate from college while back. He got so upset when he realized the Amy man commiited suicided ( were on the way) aluakbar lol. Air assault is a banger of agame. Is as amazing as you remember.

I agree. One of my favorite games recently. I can barely stop playing it! I keep getting on stream to play something else and end up going well lets just start with soulash 2 for a bit.. hours later.. oh woops! lol

Oh for sure it's a hard campaign as most factions, though I haven't played every faction in DaC, I've played most, and I'd say Dúnedain have one of the harder starts. I definitely also agree that your allies are usually not going to hold very well at all. Version 5 has the AI especially spammy with stacks. It's taken a lot of trial and error plus good RNG to get a decent campaign going in v5. For getting a good Dúnedain campaign going, I'd say don't be afraid to savescum/reset runs. The first episode of this playthrough was my 3rd attempt, the first two runs I lost too many troops early on. Gotta be really conservative with the Dúnedain units early, since replenishment is slow (though not as slow as elves or dwarves thankfully), so also don't be shy about using militia infantry and archers, and/or mercs to fill in the gaps and to save numbers from your better units, when you can afford it. If you manage to get a few extra settlements under your belt within the first 10-15 turns and rush a few economy buildings, then a single phyrric victory isn't enough to be a run killer usually. Battle strategy early on, gotta be willing to use a little cheese, use those rangers to full effect on the most dangerous enemy units first (generals, trolls, etc) and then use the cheaper inf. units to soak up the worst damage. Units like Aragorn's Grey Company bodyguard are extremely good at smashing already engaged units from the flank or rear and making them rout fast. Dúnedain cavalry, once you get them, are not nearly as tanky as vanilla Medieval II cav, but you can still really do some damage and break units with rear charges if they're already in melee with your inf. Even the scout/horse archer units can be used for this. I'm still not the best by a long shot at optimizing battles in this mod. A lot of trial and error, hours put in to the mod, and watching Izzy's playthrough of the Dúnedain helped me get decent at this faction, though I think his playthrough was in 4.5 where the AI was a little less stack spam happy. Hope you get some help out of that ramble!

Its all about the way you use the units, rely on your rangers early on and avoid melee with your valuable troops, use the militia, they are cheap and will hold the enemy long enough, cavalry is your strongest unit early on with both ranged and charge attacks, use your generals for melee since the replenish automaticly, just make sure your general doesnt die. take out the orcs first and just focus on defense in the north at first, economy is hard so use all your forts and free upkeep buildings to slowly build an army

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Ouch lol these kinda games always produce hilarious stories like that haha gotta love it

Thanks! Now we'll see if I have the same issue I always end up having in Diablo 2, forgetting about the second set completely and never switching to it haha

Real. Man's gotta eat.

Absolutely! As far as ores/minerals go, I had a similar issue and had to look it up. In hills and mountain areas, ores/minerals can be found only in caves. Mining into random areas won't get you anything but stone. To get a little headstart, find human villages or towns with a mine in them (you can see if it has a mine by clicking the town on the map). You can take the resources in those mines for free. I've had pretty good luck finding lots of copper, tin, and silver, plus marble and limestone from fully exploring mountain and hill areas. I think the next episode or the one after of this I recorded, I go and show where I go to look for them, those will be comin out in the next few days!

@@TyrVarg nice! i think i'll go check rn while i finish watching the episode Dude you will not believe me but after like 10 seconds of walking i found a tunnel with diamonds 🤣 literally that stupid meme where the guy quits right before striking diamonds in a mine 😂

@@Norbert92 Lmao funny how that works!

It does definitely have a similar atmosphere to daggerfall, probably why I fell for this game so fast haha