Stainless Steel best submods

[Pinguinuz]

Looking for your recommendation on the best Stainless Steel 6.4 submods.

Thank you in advance for your replies and I hope you'll have a fantastic day!

[Gigantus]

Titanium and SSHIP: https://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?653-Sub-mods

[IngwerOrang]

Originally posted by Gigantus:

Titanium and SSHIP: https://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?653-Sub-mods

is there an alternative link for SSHIP 0,98? Mega always stops because i meet the quota and the Google Drive link someone posted on twcenter is dead.

[Gigantus]

Do ask in the mod's forum - they might now about a work around.

[† GrimReaper †]

Originally posted by IngwerOrang:

Originally posted by Gigantus:

Titanium and SSHIP: https://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?653-Sub-mods

is there an alternative link for SSHIP 0,98? Mega always stops because i meet the quota and the Google Drive link someone posted on twcenter is dead.

Not that I know but you can or have to wait 6 hours, then it allows you to finish the download. Dont shut off your pc ... .

[Ol' Knife Ears <3]

Originally posted by Gigantus:

Titanium and SSHIP: https://www.twcenter.net/forums/forumdisplay.php?653-Sub-mods

I'm giving SSHIP a very thorough look. Give it to me straight, what's your judgment on the mod vs. standard SS?

A few questions:
-More settlements. SS added cities of its own. The number of cities I see on SSHIPs map raise concerns about settlement clutter. The modders want a more accurate and detailed map, but does that actually WORK in practice?

-Supply and Morale. SSHIP has its own supply/morale system. I'm guessing this overrides all of Byg's Grim Reality system?

-Recruitment. As far as I've experienced, one of SS's best balancing factors is its limitation on recruitment, which made a player essentially "make do" with a varied hodge-podge army (until the very, very late game where you could slam out professional units like they're going out of style). How elegantly done is SSHIP's recruitment system in comparison?

-Turns. Seems that SSHIP harkens back to Rome 1's turn system. 2 turns = 1 year, and family members age accurately. Vids on the internet are sparse when trying to figure this out.

-Finally, challenge. I'm a Salty Spitoon kinda guy. I love fighting tooth and claw to scratch out and protect my precious little kingdom from all sides. How ruff'n tuff is it?