How do I get 1.158?

[FannyBaws]

I want to play the 16th century mod which requires this version, but any link that supposedly takes me to it, does not.

Instructions on how to set the version up and use it (While still being able to go back to the latest version) would be appreciated also.

[Bearded Dream]

You can download most if not all previous versions of the game directly from Taleworlds. Here[download2.taleworlds.com] is 1.158. If you want to download something other than 1.158 just change 1158 in that link to whatever version number you want.

Installing it is as simple as installing anything else. I suggest adding the version number to the name of the installation directory. Likewise I recommend renaming all of the modules to include the version number that will be using them. Renaming the modules is to prevent saves made in one version from showing up in all versions. Unless you're running the same modules across multiple versions of Warband it's only an issue for Native. When it asks for your CD key, if it asks for your CD key rather than reading it from the registry, you go to your Steam Library entry for Warband and copy your CD key. After that just launch the version that you want to run. You can have as many versions as you want installed without uninstalling any or having any conflicts.

[Sirius]

Also, does it actually require that version or is it just made for that version?

My point is, try it out first, perhaps you won't even need to have another, older version installed.

Not saying you are wrong (you may already have tried, or they may have said that's exactly what you need), but in my experience even older mods for older versions often just work.

[FannyBaws]

Origineel geplaatst door Do I even lift, bro?:

You can download most if not all previous versions of the game directly from Taleworlds. Here[download2.taleworlds.com] is 1.158. If you want to download something other than 1.158 just change 1158 in that link to whatever version number you want.

Installing it is as simple as installing anything else. I suggest adding the version number to the name of the installation directory. Likewise I recommend renaming all of the modules to include the version number that will be using them. Renaming the modules is to prevent saves made in one version from showing up in all versions. Unless you're running the same modules across multiple versions of Warband it's only an issue for Native. When it asks for your CD key, if it asks for your CD key rather than reading it from the registry, you go to your Steam Library entry for Warband and copy your CD key. After that just launch the version that you want to run. You can have as many versions as you want installed without uninstalling any or having any conflicts.

Which folder is it I should be putting version 1.158 into once I have it downloaded? Cheers for the info

[FannyBaws]

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Also, does it actually require that version or is it just made for that version?

My point is, try it out first, perhaps you won't even need to have another, older version installed.

Not saying you are wrong (you may already have tried, or they may have said that's exactly what you need), but in my experience even older mods for older versions often just work.

Yeah I get what you're saying, but it definitely needs it. I've tried it already and it comes up with an error message. Many other people have had the same problem if you check the comments on the website that the mod is on.

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[Bearded Dream]

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Origineel geplaatst door Do I even lift, bro?:

You can download most if not all previous versions of the game directly from Taleworlds. Here[download2.taleworlds.com] is 1.158. If you want to download something other than 1.158 just change 1158 in that link to whatever version number you want.

Installing it is as simple as installing anything else. I suggest adding the version number to the name of the installation directory. Likewise I recommend renaming all of the modules to include the version number that will be using them. Renaming the modules is to prevent saves made in one version from showing up in all versions. Unless you're running the same modules across multiple versions of Warband it's only an issue for Native. When it asks for your CD key, if it asks for your CD key rather than reading it from the registry, you go to your Steam Library entry for Warband and copy your CD key. After that just launch the version that you want to run. You can have as many versions as you want installed without uninstalling any or having any conflicts.

Which folder is it I should be putting version 1.158 into once I have it downloaded? Cheers for the info

Where you put the installer is irrelevant. Run it, when it asks where you want to install it pick a place, and append 1.158 to the installation directory name so you know that it's 1.158 instead of the current version. How you manage your files is your business.