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[V] Impassable Fortifications
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Description
The mod makes low castle walls from 'Vanilla Factions Expanded - Medieval 2' impassable (in effect, they become embrasures/loopholes — that is, what we actually expect from fortress walls).

This not only allows you to build aesthetically pleasing medieval castles that are convenient to defend but also improves the experience of storming enemy castles (I was unpleasantly shocked when I saw enemies not using their own gates but instead running back and forth over the low castle wall — it looked absurd).

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Graf  [author] 26 Jul @ 11:40am 
The patch for barricades has been removed. The reason lies in how bases are generated in the new expansion. There are layouts where barricades completely block off corridors. If barricades were impassable, it would break the entire enemy pathfinding logic. Thus, unfortunately, impassable barricades are now a thing of the past. The patch for chain link fences has also been removed for balance reasons (I’ve long had doubts about it). Now, the mod only fixes low castle walls.

If you still need these patches, you can locate the mod’s folder, delete the "1.6" folder, and rename the "Old" folder to "1.6"—this will effectively revert the update.
Graf  [author] 12 Jul @ 8:24am 
@tanyfilina
That’s one of the things I dropped in version 1.6. Supporting it took way too much time. People kept asking for patches—fixing walls for one mod, then another, then another… (not to mention supporting other mods). I’m bad at telling people ‘no,’ so I decided that as soon as I had the chance, I’d keep only the essentials and scrap the rest.
tanyfilina 11 Jul @ 11:47pm 
The previous version changed the walls and doors too