For king or country [medieval 2 mod -cin ed]

this is my second clip of medieval 2

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[DanMarik]

I prefer war before Gunpowder was utilized for Cannons and Arms. Back when skill and luck determined who lived and who died. Now its whoever has the bigger gun and how many people you can field to use it.

Mankind's golden age passed when man first mixed sulfur, charcoal, and potassium nitrate and put it in a barrel to point at the enemy. (Not including the Chinese Rocket because that took great skill to use). DAMN YOU CHINA FOR GUNPOWDER.

[veskosan]

@DanMarik I must say that I agree with you, completely .

[veskosan]

XD......haha

[veskosan]

O_o

[veskosan]

thanks

[veskosan]

yes

[Kippenbestaan]

Wow looks awsome where can I get this mod

[chaoswarlord565]

@DanMarik Um today, War needs more skill with all these new weapons of war. Strategy and Tactics have been more complicated than they were before, and more devastating, sure before there wasn't a Geneva Convention, but our weapons can make more blood than pillaging and plundering the country with swords.

[TheLueii]

@DanMarik The developement of gun powder in europe was isolated from China (Francis Bacon). Really, The age of blades was a primitive barbaric one that had lasted since the beginning of human history, an age of hate and ignorance. Those things have not changed, they most likely never will. The means men use to inflict these things on each other changed but those do not matter. Whats matters is that will be the day when those means are made obsolete when ends we seek no longer require them.

[MrCoudi]

@DanMarik So killing without dying is something bad?

Okay then, go to Iraq with a knife.

[leeham991]

This is the most epic mod.

Need more musket mods in Med2 to fill in the godawful hole left in our souls by the failure known as Empire.

[DanMarik]

@runescapenerd12345 Lol which? Pre-gun or the Gilded Age?

[DanMarik]

@runescapenerd12345 You mean 16th century warfare? Or pre-gunpowder times?

[DanMarik]

@Slavman24 No

That ended our "Purity" age.

How long was that age?

According to the Bible, 100 years.

[Slavman24]

@DanMarik No, mankind's golden age passed when man first took up a stone and struck down another.