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First of, Happy New Year to all of you buggers who stalk me with that Deviant Watch thing. Finally, 2011 is out of my life and a new, better year rises up.
Apologies, but I'm gonna start this post with bad news: I'm stuck with The American Battlegrounds (again), and i need ideas. Here's the deal (I'm not spoiling anything because this really happened, and it's on history books), the 80 Lexington militias are standing in front of the 43Rd Monmouthshire and 10th Grenadier Company. both sides are shooting each other, then Brits charge. After that, the British line rejoined the column and resumed the march to Concord. I'm stuck in that part, where i do not know what to write. According to a historian i know, the British divided their forces in Concord, one battalion moved towards South Bridge, the other to North Bridge. 43rd went to NB, got their asses kicked and were chased by the Continentals almost all the way back to Boston. Now the deal is, i have no idea whatsoever on what to write besides historical data... HALP!
Let's get over the good news now, shall we? Ok so good news: I'm quite sure you buggers never visited the BGMS site (link in the deviant ID), so I'll assume you have no idea on what the Battle of Fort Bull was, nor that we are gonna make a reenactment in BattleGrounds 2, record it and make a movie out of it. Therefore, I'll explain to you what was that all about:
On March 27th, 1756, Gaspard-Joseph Chaussegros de Léry led a small french force (84 troupes de la Marine, 111 Canadian militiamen, and 110 natives, to be exact) to attack a British held fort in the Oneida county. The fort was held by a guy named William Bull (the Brits had no imagination, and the guy was all like "fuck it put my name to the fort") and the 50th Regiment of Foot. The little wooden fort was surrounded by forest, and only 100 yards radius of clear land. The French charged the fort with fixed bayonets (imagine 250 men, some natives, running like maniacs straight at the British force in a Russian Charge style), chopped down the gate with an axe and killed every single British living being in the fort, then the Natives scalped the bodies and burnt the fort to the ground. The Brits then rebuilt the fort in May, but when they saw the French coming back at them their bollocks decided to chop themselves off and run away. The Brits also buggered off, burning the fort a 2nd time.
Ok, so the good news is, We got ourselves a mapper! We're gonna finally be able to record Bull, that means FINALLY BGMS WILL RELEASE SOMETHING!
In other news, very bad idea to drink all that champagne. VERY BAD ONE. (specially cus i'm just 16... heh... bugger it.)
I also joined The Royal Recruits, the oldest clan in BattleGrounds 2. So far the clan's 7 years old and has quite interesting members... www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMdxej… WTF?
I also grew addicted to this tune: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UmtJ3… Blame the 69th Infantry Division RnL clan.
Ok lads, i wish ye all a happy 2012, i can assure you it WILL BE the best year of your life (God wound't want to make the last year of human existence shit, would he?)
Nec Aspera Terrent, Love and Tolerate, lads.
-Koach
Apologies, but I'm gonna start this post with bad news: I'm stuck with The American Battlegrounds (again), and i need ideas. Here's the deal (I'm not spoiling anything because this really happened, and it's on history books), the 80 Lexington militias are standing in front of the 43Rd Monmouthshire and 10th Grenadier Company. both sides are shooting each other, then Brits charge. After that, the British line rejoined the column and resumed the march to Concord. I'm stuck in that part, where i do not know what to write. According to a historian i know, the British divided their forces in Concord, one battalion moved towards South Bridge, the other to North Bridge. 43rd went to NB, got their asses kicked and were chased by the Continentals almost all the way back to Boston. Now the deal is, i have no idea whatsoever on what to write besides historical data... HALP!
Let's get over the good news now, shall we? Ok so good news: I'm quite sure you buggers never visited the BGMS site (link in the deviant ID), so I'll assume you have no idea on what the Battle of Fort Bull was, nor that we are gonna make a reenactment in BattleGrounds 2, record it and make a movie out of it. Therefore, I'll explain to you what was that all about:
On March 27th, 1756, Gaspard-Joseph Chaussegros de Léry led a small french force (84 troupes de la Marine, 111 Canadian militiamen, and 110 natives, to be exact) to attack a British held fort in the Oneida county. The fort was held by a guy named William Bull (the Brits had no imagination, and the guy was all like "fuck it put my name to the fort") and the 50th Regiment of Foot. The little wooden fort was surrounded by forest, and only 100 yards radius of clear land. The French charged the fort with fixed bayonets (imagine 250 men, some natives, running like maniacs straight at the British force in a Russian Charge style), chopped down the gate with an axe and killed every single British living being in the fort, then the Natives scalped the bodies and burnt the fort to the ground. The Brits then rebuilt the fort in May, but when they saw the French coming back at them their bollocks decided to chop themselves off and run away. The Brits also buggered off, burning the fort a 2nd time.
Ok, so the good news is, We got ourselves a mapper! We're gonna finally be able to record Bull, that means FINALLY BGMS WILL RELEASE SOMETHING!
In other news, very bad idea to drink all that champagne. VERY BAD ONE. (specially cus i'm just 16... heh... bugger it.)
I also joined The Royal Recruits, the oldest clan in BattleGrounds 2. So far the clan's 7 years old and has quite interesting members... www.youtube.com/watch?v=lMdxej… WTF?
I also grew addicted to this tune: www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UmtJ3… Blame the 69th Infantry Division RnL clan.
Ok lads, i wish ye all a happy 2012, i can assure you it WILL BE the best year of your life (God wound't want to make the last year of human existence shit, would he?)
Nec Aspera Terrent, Love and Tolerate, lads.
-Koach
What I've Been Up To
First of, good day to all of you. Tis been a long while since I posted anything here, so I wanted to kinda give you all an idea of what I've been up to, and what's gonna come in the future.
To be honest, things have been quite... awkward in the last months, specially since I got into college three months ago. But, of course, things started to get weird way before that. In my last entry -september 2012-, I mentioned a charity trip... well, it didn't go as planned. Let's just say I had to do something disgusting. Dear lord...
That aside, I've been getting more and more into modding lately, specially in Mount and Blade: Napoleonic Wars. I've
Charity Trip and More BG2 Fun!
Next week I'll be leaving with my class mates for a charity trip to Tuclame, Provincia de Córdoba.
Basically, Tuclame is an isolated town in the north of the province, where most people suffer from hypothyroid due to the lack of iodine ingested in their daily diet. Water there has very little iodine, thus turning iodized salt in the only way to ingest the mineral.
The idea behind this year's trip is installing a somewhat good network of working computers in the town school. Last year I went with another group of lads to help with a new water pump, which became one of the few real water sources in town (Ever since a dam was built up no
Warband Revolution dead and lots of homework. Fuk.
Well, shite. Warband Revolution mod died miserably due to a lack of communication and cooperation between the main mod developers, thus me not having any models to work with, and the whole mod falling apart.
And here I thought I would be able to upload better Revolutionary War videogame stuff. Oh well... BG2 and Gmod will have to do.... when I'm done with a huge pile of work, that is.
Apologies, lads, but no uploads for a while. I'll have to get this done first. Wish me luck.
-Koach
A New Modding Team
Due to BG2 development being stuck due to the lack of coders, and the fact that I have nothing better to do, I decided to start modding for other games, specially Mount and Blade Warband.
About three weeks ago some guy came out with the idea of making a Revolutionary War mod for Mount and Blade Warband: Napoleonic Wars. However, at the time I was a bit busy working on the 47th Lancashire skins. Now, they asked for my help. How can I say no to such a great proposal?
So, as of now, I'll be working on a Revolutionary War mod for Napoleonic Wars. This, however, will be quite a challenge, since I am truly not used to doing everything from scratc
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Well if you don't want to give historical data you could always give technical data such as the ability of the americans to raise militia over a vast territory forcing the british to seperate their army. Or talk about the patriotic motivation that give the americans an advantage over the British soldiers who don't necessarily fight for much or maybe talk about the kentucky rifle that gave american soldiers an advantage in accuracy on the terrain. If you need more info I'd be glad to look some up for you I do study history.
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