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[EMS] Helmgart tier I
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[EMS] Helmgart tier I

Description
This is a new version of ems Helmgart tier I map.

About the map:

Empire minor settlement Helmgart tier I is realistic lore friendly minor settlement map made for use in campaign.
I am trying to stay true to the original look of the game and lore (if there is any) but in the same time give it more story and realism.
Just as in the campaign map, Helmgart is positioned in a mountain pass that connects realms of Bretonia to the south and Empire to the north. Therefore few bretonian trees grow to the south of the map and near the settlement it self. Appart from that, all vegetation is from emp. vista.
Buildings in Helmgart are in pure empire architectural style. As a RI settlement Helmgart is still small but with good defensive capabilities and a lot of room to expand on. Streets are more relistic in a way they are not as wide.
On the other hand attackers have stealth approach and plenty of room for flanking maneuvers.

Hope you enjoy the map.

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Check out some other maps I made:

[EMS] Helmgart tier II
http://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=912047492

[EMS] Helmgart tier III
http://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=929682361

[EMS] Brass Keep tier I
http://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1103498941

[EMS] Brass Keep tier II
http://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1094183937

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Update notes:

4 AUG:
-Statue of Sigmar has been resized so it's a bit smaller and the NO-go zone around it has been removed. Now you can set your units over it but in the same time it doesn't look like they are inside of the mighty Sigmar statue.
-Removed some rocks at Helmgarts main entrance.
-Added more detail to the castle walls as they lacked it compare to the rest of the buildings.

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Future plans update:

Currently working on [EMS] Brass Keep tier III.

If you spot some irregularities with the map, please feel free to point it out and I'll fix it. Tell me what you like and disslike so I can make better maps down the road.

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Total war modding and mapmaking community is just awesome and wounderfull. If not for those guys I coudn't have added that capture zone and in future, walls, towers and many many more. They help me do better maps so THANKS! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ love you all!

Special thanks to:
Maruka
zoidberg
Bloody Hound
Ranmyakki



8 commentaires
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MattoFrank 29 nov. 2017 à 4h10 
I have played more than 500 hours of warhammer total war and only now decided to give GCCM a try. Played this map twice in the campaign yesterday and those were some of the coolest battles I had. Excellent work, love this map!
Rood_Boi  [créateur] 24 aout 2017 à 16h51 
Yes, if you want all 3 tiers you'll have to subscribe to all 3 maps. But as far as campaign map goes, there can only be 2 maps per settlement/slot. Subscribing to the map lets you play the map as costom battle. To play the map in campaign you have to subscribe to GCCM mods. cheers
Vidal 24 aout 2017 à 14h03 
sorry for ignorance, but if i want to have all tiers ( I, II and III) i have to subscribe all of then? i have subscribe the grand campaign custom map mod already , does the version of this mod on the grand campaign mod have all the tiers?
Rood_Boi  [créateur] 20 mai 2017 à 18h18 
@ Galle thanks. I really appreciate the feedback. As the mountain shadows go, yes. On certain weather shadows are a bit buggy. The good thing is, it that it's like that only on that one tipe of weather, morning like I think. Other weather tipes as dusk, rainy and foggy weather don't have that shadow problem. I'm glad you like the map Galle. Just uploaded Helmgart tier III, check it out =()
Galle 20 mai 2017 à 18h05 
Just had a battle on this map in my latest Empire campaign: http://imgur.com/a/AWnBL

Not going to lie, it's pretty great. It combines interesting terrain with a believable Imperial settlement. If I have any problem with it at all, it's that mountain shadows are a bit wonky, but that might just be a technical problem with the game or my machine.
creme_de_la_bear 18 mai 2017 à 4h58 
hey this is great, but please include a battle map picture in your map description :)

congrats on getting into the campaign pack/.
Rood_Boi  [créateur] 10 mai 2017 à 7h31 
hihi, thank you Wyrtgeorn! Glad you liked it. And to answer your question, yes. It is going to be in the ''Grand Campaign Custom Maps'' mod. Can't tell you when because I need to finsih the walled version of Helmgart first, but I am close to completing it. You can also check, if you allready haven't, Helmgart tier II map I made as a remake of this map. Cheers friend! :D
TrialAvel 9 mai 2017 à 23h15 
Hello my friend, your mod looks really cool! Thanks for making it and sharing it :D Now... is it compatible with the mod that adds new maps for all the campain? And are you considering joining your map with tha mod? They already have a cool Grunburg... Its only missing a cool Helmgart ::d once again, thanks for your amazing work, and for sharing it with us!