Lord from Stronghold 2. Made from lord Phillip for the most authentic form and difficulty lord of the original series.
Files (bin) :
- bin files are not, so i used a classic in report servant lord.
Files (Speech) :
- Lord have own only sounds ¨add¨ and ¨kick¨ in the skrimish.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN LORDS :
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Phillip is a very weak opponent the wrong castle. So I tried to do a better castle and Sir Grey it is much better lord.
- better infrastructure castle (more stable).
- better economy of the castle (more workshops).
- huge military bonus (statues) for more lives units.
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DO NOT FORGET RATE.
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I wish a lot of fun.
This is a great idea, to make such in AI from Philip. I myself was thinking how I could improve some of the AI lords; for that reason I was editing Lionhearts castle for example. On the other hand, you came upon a harder quest: to build a new castle for Philip, and indeed that is something that was needed, as his original castle is pretty bad.
RebelMaker File Author
Posted on 01/09/16 @ 06:41 AM
Thanks for the comment :) it is not a new castle for Philip, it's a castle for a new lord who replaces Philip, because is difficulty and units a closest. I do not like Philip's Castle, and the fact that he was the king of France in the Middle Ages is pretty miserable. I do not want just AIV to change castles, there is a lot here. I selected similiar lord.
EaglePrince
Posted on 01/09/16 @ 10:42 AM
I completely agree with you, a king of France certainly deserved to be stronger in the game than that. If your goal was to make Philip stronger, there wouldn't be any way to make him as strong as he should be, so yes, your way could be the best solution. :)
I will certainly try your new AI lord as soon as I make it to.
Sanaz
Posted on 09/17/19 @ 05:24 AM
Good Work :) Thanks
Urban III
Posted on 01/01/20 @ 05:40 PM
Does anyone have Lord Woolsack from Stronghold 1 that can be added into Crusader?
Posted on 12/02/15 @ 08:16 AM 
