Thanks to TosaInu for offering us the link.
| New screenshots from "to the game" - Monday, December 31, 2001 | |
| To the game have added a new set of pics to their site. A few seem new and they are all cool siege action shots. Thanks to TosaInu for offering us the link. | ||
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| Files: download & upload section - Saturday, December 29, 2001 | |
| The Files section at totalwar.org is changed to make it easier for you to find the files you need. You can also Upload your files for STW. There are two 'Tools' for this: one should be used to share testfiles, a file uploaded here will be directly available for download. The other serves for submitting 'final' files. Files submitted with this Tool are not directly available for download, but will be checked for bugs/virusses and posted by the staff. All Sections are placed on one page: http://www.totalwar.org/maps. The first section has a link to the most Recent files. The most important Recent file at this moment is the new MapPack 302. Available in 4 flavours: the full 302 (over 11 MB!) and an update from 301 (3.4 MB), both are available in zip and exe format. | ||
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| Internet Medieval Sourcebook - Thursday, December 27, 2001 | |
| Internet Medieval Sourcebook really has everything concerning this period. Worth a look and some reading. Thanks to Katama-san for the link and Grim for pointing this out. CORRECTION: Katama-san wrote me saying that he can not take credit for the link, he mentions that ShadesWolf was the first one who found this site for us (in the prisoners Thread). SO.....Thanks to ShadeSwolf. | ||
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| Season's Greetings! - Monday, December 24, 2001 | |
| On behalf of the .Org staff we would like to wish a merry Christmas and a happy new year to all the members of the Total War community and to their families and friends! The future looks bright and with the upcoming Medieval: Total War, year 2002 looks very promising! In the meantime take part in our TotalWar.Org poll which will be updated every fortnight! | ||
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| More screens on GameSpot - Saturday, December 22, 2001 | |
| gamespot has added more MTW screenshots to its archive. Thanks to Polar for the info. | ||
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| 1.01 Beta Stats - Thursday, December 20, 2001 | |
| New files for STW WE/MI are available for download. You can find the full list of files here: http://www.totalwar.org/maps, the link is also in the left column (Maps/Mods/Tools). 10xSwap is a simple bat file that allows you to use either the 1.01 Beta or 1.02 Beta stats. It's a 4.18 kb download and very simple to use. Download 10xSwap.zip. | ||
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| New Medieval Official Site - Wednesday, December 19, 2001 | |
The new official site for Medieval: Total War, the new game in the Total War series, is now ready and running! Apart from the beautiful looks, the 'Info' section of the new site is especially interesting, with new information, screenshots and a guided tour from Total War 2. See the new official site here! | ||
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| New Map - Wednesday, December 12, 2001 | |
A new map by Obake has just been uploaded and available for download. The map has a river and tributaries that are crossable but there are no bridges on this map. Download this map from our Maps/Mods/Tools area, in the section of maps made with the X-Pack editor, or else click the picture below to download the map directly. | ||
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| Updated Maps - Saturday, December 8, 2001 | |
| EuroSan has just sent me the updated versions of his three maps: San_EuroMap, San_Yamagasan and San_Terasushi. Moreover, Magyar Khan has created a further set of three maps after weeks of hard work. These maps are Dornogobi Aimag, Khentii Aimag and Sukhbataar Aimag. All these maps have plenty of tactical opportunities and are really excellent, brought to you by two of the most experienced veterans of the game. Download the zip files containing these six maps from our Maps/Mods/Tools area, in the section of maps made with the X-Pack editor. | ||
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| Interview With de Plater - Friday, December 7, 2001 | |
| Gamespot.Com has interviewed Michael de Plater, Creative-Assembly's creative director. It reveals some very interesting things about the current development of Medieval: Total War. See the interview here! | ||
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