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what mods would you like to see on the workshop?
Personally I would like to see clash of kings and la Aigle.
Last edited by Phillipman69; May 7, 2015 @ 1:13pm
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Tuidjy May 7, 2015 @ 2:09pm 
The reason that many of the best mods are absent from the workshop is not some conspiracy, but the restriction on size. Mods with a lot of high definition textures, new items and scenes, etc... simply do not fit under the limit. You may want to see them in the workshop, but unless Steam raises the allowed size, the mods would have to be trimmed down. Just get them from ModDB, the Vortex, etc..

And L'Aigle means The Eagle. Eagle is masculine in French and begins with a vowel, which means that the word Le merges with the word Aigle to produce L'Aigle. And maybe now we will see less butchering of the title of that mod. Maybe.
Last edited by Tuidjy; May 7, 2015 @ 2:11pm
Prophecy of Pendor would be good, but it's far too big for the workshop.
Gentlemaniak May 7, 2015 @ 5:36pm 
one that make it poseble to make a shield wall and others stuff like in viking conquest except made for the vanilla version and if anyone of you guys know one please post the name here =)
one piece May 7, 2015 @ 5:54pm 
La Eagle
12GOVNOU May 7, 2015 @ 6:16pm 
Vikingr and Deluge. I really want to play Deluge siege with 200 players like in NW. 17th century is way more interesting than unificated musket lines of 19th century, as for me.
Tuidjy May 7, 2015 @ 6:27pm 
Originally posted by Nerevar's Butler's Brother:
La Eagle

I have not played the mod. Is it about a woman going by that name? Because otherwise, the noun is masculine, and the correct article is un/le, as in un aigle.

And it would still be L'Aigle, not La Aigle. Liaisons work the same, masculine or feminine.
Last edited by Tuidjy; May 7, 2015 @ 6:29pm
one piece May 7, 2015 @ 6:41pm 
Originally posted by Tuidjy:
Originally posted by Nerevar's Butler's Brother:
La Eagle

I have not played the mod. Is it about a woman going by that name? Because otherwise, the noun is masculine, and the correct article is un/le, as in un aigle.

And it would still be L'Aigle, not La Aigle. Liaisons work the same, masculine or feminine.
I was joking. I meant La L'Eagle
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Date Posted: May 7, 2015 @ 1:13pm
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