llamabeast
September 6th, 2008, 06:01 PM
Thanks to an excellent fix in the last patch, both nation mods and multi-age games are now possible to automate. And so, it is done!
If you include any nation mods when you create a game on the LlamaServer, those nations then work in exactly the same way as a normal nation - no complications at all.
When you select what age you want a LlamaServer game to be, there is now a fourth option, "Multi". If you select that then the LlamaServer will accept pretenders for nations of any age, and they will all be able to play together. So, it would now be trivial to set up another KingMaker. Or if you fancy a Niefelheim vs LA Ermor deathmatch, it can be done.
Incidentally, I really highly recommend nation mods. If you haven't already, take a look at, say, Arga Dis or Skaven. They are really nice. I'm quite proud of my own Tomb Kings as well. They'll be getting a few changes soon to make their national summons more useful.
Oh, as another aside, I just changed the LlamaServer e-mail-checking interval from 5 minutes to 1 minute (being as it's using commercial rather than friends' servers now, I don't have to worry about checking too often). So it should be noticeably more responsive.
If you include any nation mods when you create a game on the LlamaServer, those nations then work in exactly the same way as a normal nation - no complications at all.
When you select what age you want a LlamaServer game to be, there is now a fourth option, "Multi". If you select that then the LlamaServer will accept pretenders for nations of any age, and they will all be able to play together. So, it would now be trivial to set up another KingMaker. Or if you fancy a Niefelheim vs LA Ermor deathmatch, it can be done.
Incidentally, I really highly recommend nation mods. If you haven't already, take a look at, say, Arga Dis or Skaven. They are really nice. I'm quite proud of my own Tomb Kings as well. They'll be getting a few changes soon to make their national summons more useful.
Oh, as another aside, I just changed the LlamaServer e-mail-checking interval from 5 minutes to 1 minute (being as it's using commercial rather than friends' servers now, I don't have to worry about checking too often). So it should be noticeably more responsive.