In Stronghold Crusader 2, you can place "spawn points". Teams are an important way of ensuring that players are hostile/friendly to the correct players and the new interface really simplifies this as you no longer have to setup a scripted event. You can have practically endless amounts of teams, and on each one you left click a player to include/exclude it from the team. Stronghold: Warlords > General Discussions > Topic Details.
I think they are for multiplayer only if you wanted to use them in singleplayer.
#Stronghold warlords factions skin
On the final player sub-tab, you can set teams of players against each other. You can change the skin in the multiplayer lobby. Select the player, select the colour and then all of that player's colour on the map will be updated. One good thing to note with the new editor, is that if you decide you want a player colour changing, you can change it in two clicks here. Using this form, you can change the player colours, and the lord type. On the players submenu, you have the ability to set the player colour from the available colours: You can assign estates to players, and each estate has the ability to be a castle or village. The "primary" estate of the human player is Estate 1, so this is indicated as such. The "primary" column is to indicate whether the current estate is the primary estate belonging to the user. The colour will be the same as the original colour - the colours cannot be changed on this sub-menu. if you have your mouse over estate1 and select add, then a new estate will be added for Player 1. This will add a new estate belong to the player who your left mouse has currently selected. To add a new estate, select the "add" button. Note though that you can only remove estates which are secondary. If you do not need all the estates, then you can simply left click the estate you do not want and then "remove" down the bottom. You are always Player 1, so the other players are either AI, or other human players (multiplayer). The name column to the left indicates the name of the estate, this cannot be changed by itself and increments with every estate added. This is done by clicking on the "add" or "remove" button down the bottom.įirst off, let's take a look at the "faction" list: From the first menu that appears, you can organise the estates on your map. When you're painting a faction, you're actually painting an estate for a village/castle. Factions are what estates used to be called.
0 kommentar(er)
