Launch Medieval Total War 2, and in the Launcher Option window, go to the 'Advanced' tab at the top of the window. Toggle the box that says 'Advanced options' and in the text area right next to the box write '--features.mod=mods/NAME OF THE MOD FOLDER', so for my Third Age mod it would be '--features.mod=mods/Third_Age_3' NOTE: For EBII go into your library rightclick medieval 2 then go to properties then find set launch options and paste this in --features.mod=mods/EBII then launch the game and turn off advanced options and done. This may work with fixing third age but havent tested it. For this guide to work, you need to be careful with a couple of issues you Mac OS X may give you: [h1]LOTR: Third Age[/h1] 1. When installing mods that come in multiple parts (like LOTR: Third Age 3.0), remember to install them in separate folders(third_age_part1, third_age_part2) and then merge them into one folder(Third_Age_3).

Pay attention when you merge both parts, as Mac OS X usually replaces directories with the same name instead of adding the content to the other folder. So, to be safe, drag and drop each file from third_age_part2 >third_age_part1. Then rename the folder to Third_Age_3.

This is without applying the Patch 3.2. Sometimes, siege engines have glitched animations.

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This could cause the game to crash. This has happened to me when playing against Elves Siege Engines.

Multiplayer worked fine for me, but I am still testing the maps. Maps like Osgiliath made the game crash. Single player Campaign works without issues so far. Playing with Dale faction.

I only found this now, but then I've used a dual boot to windows for a long time. But it works really well. Thank you so much.

One thing I would like to remark is that for submods one may need to install directly into one of the folders because of the alteration/removal of certain files. Most likely Z: Users (username) library Application Support Steam steamapps common Medieval II Total War Medieval2Data mods This is where you'll find the Kingdoms campaigns and mod folders. For Divide and Conquer I had to add Third_Age_3 data to that. Well, except for the last file which doesn't go into the data folder. And it actually runs. I think the cinematics are stored elsewhere or differently, maybe in the Feral bit.

Aweeraser 3.1 free download for mac. That's where battle replays show up too (Application support Feral Interactive Medieval II Total War and then look around in there).

The old Game of Thrones Total War from decembre but for MAC-users - it would seem the other one ain't compatible with MAC:s. I suggest downloading the old version if you don't have a MAC as this one is removing the siege engines who made the mod non-compatible with MAC:s. The old Game of Thrones Total War from decembre but for MAC-users - it would seem the other one ain't compatible with MAC:s. I suggest downloading the old version if you don't have a MAC as this one is removing the siege engines who made the mod non-compatible with MAC:s.

This is not the new release. Install by extracting the mod into Medieval II Total War mods GoT_Enhanced - and start by doubleclicking the.bat-file.

Also, remove the RVM-file inside of Got_Enhanced/data/world/maps/base before starting the mod - and play a custom battle before trying to enter the campaign the first time you play as otherwise it may crash when trying to enter the campaign. For Steam-users do the usual installation.