Yep, not the mods fault at all, its steam that effects compatibility. It's not supported anymore (content fields have no content) so it's basically a glorified desktop shortcut anyhow. I have never used the official launcher for the disk version so I am not even bothered about that difference. the only difference between both versions is the presence of the kingdoms.exe file - nothing else. If it crashes once the splash screen has come up then it's not a steam problem, it's a mod problem - hence my stance that the argument a disk version is required is nonsensical. Originally posted by Gigantus:I have yet to come across a kingdoms based mod that doesn't start on steam after you copy\rename the executable. Regardless of what you may think copyright still applies to even this old game. You may want to reconsider providing a link to a pirated copy of the game. It's not supported anymore (content fields have no content) so it's basically a glorified desktop shortcut anyhow.ĭifferent story if you have one of those really old mods that are based on the medieval2 excutable, but then those are usually not even mod foldered which provides a totally different level of challenge to get them working, even on a the disk version it is made for.
I have yet to come across a kingdoms based mod that doesn't start on steam after you copy\rename the executable.
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