#Shogun total war 2 mods mod

Creating a 'doomstack' (making an army composed mostly if not wholly of just one unit type) is still a viable option but carries a lot more risk than previously. For example, units with an 'Anti-Large' bonus in their attacks will deal damage to Cavalry and Monsters in much the same way as Yari Ashigaru would do against cavalry of any tier in Shogun 2.

Which units can ignore the target's Missile Protection is specified as a green bullet point ( Piercing Shot) in the stats panel.ДЇ) All units have been re-balanced to have much more noticeable strengths and weaknesses. This is to mimic how units like Matchlocks from Shogun 2 would deal consistently high damage regardless how much armour enemies would have. Instead, certain missile units will completely ignore the target's Shield (Missile Protection) rating. This is to mimic how armour in Shogun 2 and earlier titles protected from missiles regardless where they came from.Д®) Armour Piercing damage has been removed. Instead armour, to mimic how it worked in Shogun 2 and earlier titles, is now represented by the unit's Melee Defense and Shield stats.Д) The Shield stat is now re-branded as ' Missile Protection' and it works on all directions now as opposed to only the front. Monsters, much like elephants in Rome: Total War and Medieval 2: Total War, can still endure multiple hits.Д¬) The default armour stat of Total War: Warhammer 2 has been removed. In other words, if a unit lands a successful strike it will normally kill its target (unless mitigated by Physical, Missile, Magic Resistance or Ward Save).

#Shogun total war 2 mods mod

Stat bonuses from technologies and character skills have been tweaked to be adapted to the new balance set by Shogun Hammer 2.ДЇor a more detailed description of how this mod works I'll create a discussion further below but here is a small list of the most important aspects of Shogun Hammer 2:ДЄ) Most Infantry, Cavalry and Monster units now have Loose Formation ('Loose Spacing').Д«) Melee Combat now follows the '1 hit = 1 kill' combat style of Total War: Shogun 2 and the games preceding it. The mod also makes changes to the Campaign. how stamina, morale and melee hit chance work), unit stats to closely resemble how they were done in Shogun 2 and earlier titles, the health and damage system, unit movement speed, missile range, special abilities and magic. This includes the general combat rules (e.g.

It changes nearly everything combat related. The mod also takes inspiration from Medieval 2: Total War, particularly the Stainless Steel mod. Basically, it re-imagines Total War: Warhammer 2's combat system how it might have been if it was made with the same core design principles of Total War: Shogun 2. This mod overhauls Total War: Warhammer 2's combat to mimic that of Total War: Shogun 2 and its expansion, Fall of the Samurai, as closely as possible.