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The Total War series has a strong modding community due to the mainly easy to edit files and popularity of the games. However, some features of the Total war games are [[Hardcoded]] reducing the modability of the games. Some criticise [[Creative Assembly]] for these limits and other limits they have introduced such as needing a [[Pack Extractor]] to edit the files in Medieval 2: Total War. | The Total War series has a strong modding community due to the mainly easy to edit files and popularity of the games. However, some features of the Total war games are [[Hardcoded]] reducing the modability of the games. Some criticise [[Creative Assembly]] for these limits and other limits they have introduced such as needing a [[Pack Extractor]] to edit the files in Medieval 2: Total War. | ||
Revision as of 08:24, 10 November 2007
ricc4t The Total War series has a strong modding community due to the mainly easy to edit files and popularity of the games. However, some features of the Total war games are Hardcoded reducing the modability of the games. Some criticise Creative Assembly for these limits and other limits they have introduced such as needing a Pack Extractor to edit the files in Medieval 2: Total War.
If you are new to modding start at the Modding Portal page!
Each of the Total War series games requires slightly different modding procedures, and allows different modding possibilities. Please refer to the modding section for the game you are using:
Subcategories
This category has the following 17 subcategories, out of 17 total.
Pages in category "Modding"
The following 31 pages are in this category, out of 31 total.
