Best mods to start with after you get bored of native

[Oli]

I am still well into native at the moment but once I get bored of it I will need mods to play. I hope some of you guys can recommend some for me that are really worth playing. Ty

[Horcerer]

I suggest you try another playthrough but with diplomacy or Freelancer+PBOD+Diplomacy, that spices it up a bit while keeping the game mostly the same.

[Caps]

nw

[Horcerer]

Originally posted by Caps:

nw

Literally not even a singleplayer mod.

[The CEO of Based]

Anno domini 1257- best mod, sadly they are not working on it anymore....

[[RF] That1Guy]

Thats becouse its finished. And sometimes they still release fixes and updates for it, eventhough they said they wont.

[SK5]

Here are the 2 best mods that i know: Diplomacy, great for adding a bit of "spice" to native (dont use PBOD or Diplomacy+PBOD because they are outdated, you can if you want to do alot of working but PBOD is really buggy, atleast was for me. Floris Evolved: Great overhaul mod adding TONS of troops, dialogue options, a bit of lore, items, battle options which all can be tweaked ingame, altho troop names and lord names are kinda weird its no problem once you start remembering them. Both work with the latest version! (Floris Evolved even works without Warband Script Enchancer) Ofcoure theres tons of other mods but these are my favourite.

[Tohvelisankari]

A clash of kings is a great mod if you are fan of game of thrones. Prophecy of Pendor is also still one of my favorite mods. I would also recommend floris expanded modpack (yes the original one, i didn't like evolved).

[Oli]

Originally posted by Tohvelisankari:

A clash of kings is a great mod if you are fan of game of thrones. Prophecy of Pendor is also still one of my favorite mods. I would also recommend floris expanded modpack (yes the original one, i didn't like evolved).

I will definitely try that one out

[Oli]

Originally posted by SK5:

Here are the 2 best mods that i know: Diplomacy, great for adding a bit of "spice" to native (dont use PBOD or Diplomacy+PBOD because they are outdated, you can if you want to do alot of working but PBOD is really buggy, atleast was for me. Floris Evolved: Great overhaul mod adding TONS of troops, dialogue options, a bit of lore, items, battle options which all can be tweaked ingame, altho troop names and lord names are kinda weird its no problem once you start remembering them. Both work with the latest version! (Floris Evolved even works without Warband Script Enchancer) Ofcoure theres tons of other mods but these are my favourite.

Cheers for the help. I will try them out.

[metafa]

don't play historic mods - immersion is a terrible feeling.

[one piece]

Viking Conquest is pretty good

[Oli]

Originally posted by Nerevar's Butler's Brother:

Viking Conquest is pretty good

I know, it's not really a mod, it's just dlc.

[boiling pie]

Prophesy of Pendor. It's really really good. And it is different enough from Native to make the game feel new.

[Alfredo]

L'Aigle, and I recommend Prophesy of Pendor as well.

[Atomicbean]

I'd recommend L'aigle as well, even though it's still somewhat unfinished, (...least last I checked.) it's still fun. (and honestly does the whole gun period better than With fire and sword IMO...)

Prophesy of Pendor is probably my all-time favorite mod for the game, though it's FAR more difficult than native. (at least early on.) It's also in a fantasy setting. (might be a pro or con, for you.)

Floris (either of them.) is the best mod for keeping the feeling of the original game, while massively overhauling and upgrading just about everything. (same map, factions, etc. - but TONS of additional content added/changed.)

Sadly the LOTR mod is insanely buggy and prone to crashing, if it wasn't it would probably be in my top 3. (when it's not buggy and crashing, it's a vastly different experience and incredibly fun... Same with the star wars mod for the original M&B, though that's even more buggy and unfinished than the lotr one lol)

Viking conquest, despite being DLC, rather than a mod, IS worth getting now - it's also a significantly different experience. (..which includes a few features I REALLY wish would get ported into certain mods...)

Gekokujo brings the game into Japan, though it takes a relatively long time to load upon starting the first time (not something that's really an issue, just something to be aware of - it didn't freeze, it just takes forever.)

Perisno is another fantasy-ish mod that's worth looking into, as well.

Also, you may have to go to external mod sites to find some of the mods, or to get them to work if the steam installer messes up (not sure they ever managed to fix that...) Just an FYI.